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In my shop, I have stacked boxes of stuff in which was created by the "one arm removal system" to clean the top of my bench.
Funny enough with the huge mess, not that much.Compared to my work space, in the man cave section of the basement, your's is amateur hour.
So, what did you upgrade?
What was the vehicle, that got the upgrade?Funny enough with the huge mess, not that much.
Upgraded from a brushed to brushless motor. I had a fun time modifying the stock motor mount so I could get the gears meshed correctly.
New esc, which required different battery connectors. Old esc also had a built in receiver. So it got a new one of those.
Stock camber rods weren't adjustable. I ended up cutting the ends off, drilling holes, and adding an adjustable rod.
I made a rear spoiler to maybe help with some down force with the added speed.
And new tires.
Like I said, not much. But it was a fun project.
I started my daughter off with a small and simple RC incase she didn't really get into it.
It looks like you had a good time wrenching to me. This is mine and I am just charging batteries this morning to go drive/bash with my daughter todayJust got done upgrading my daughter's RC. This is what my work space looks like at the end of it.
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This table was clean before I started I swear.
Let's see some pics of final results. What do you mean. You did alot to the little guy. Awesome mod to the tie rods. We'll done sirFunny enough with the huge mess, not that much.
Upgraded from a brushed to brushless motor. I had a fun time modifying the stock motor mount so I could get the gears meshed correctly.
New esc, which required different battery connectors. Old esc also had a built in receiver. So it got a new one of those.
Stock camber rods weren't adjustable. I ended up cutting the ends off, drilling holes, and adding an adjustable rod.
I made a rear spoiler to maybe help with some down force with the added speed.
And new tires.
Like I said, not much. But it was a fun project.
That is the way mine usually looks, but I recently cleaned it, so I am too ashamed to show it off right nowIt looks like you had a good time wrenching to me. This is mine and I am just charging batteries this morning to go drive/bash with my daughter today
I am printing a huge half-pipe bridge at the moment and planning on making a huge mess putting it all together later. Will share then.
Looks like a well used workstation.It looks like you had a good time wrenching to me. This is mine and I am just charging batteries this morning to go drive/bash with my daughter today
It looks like you had a good time wrenching to me. This is mine and I am just charging batteries this morning to go drive/bash with my daughter today
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07XRXKJG...abc_P6JM1D1YRY0FPEPB5E7E?_encoding=UTF8&psc=1.Bro, how did you get a shot of my work space?
Oh yeah, I remembered trying to swat that thing.....I thought it may have just been the 'shroom effect
That's why I can't watch you printing any moreOh yeah, I remembered trying to swat that thing.....I thought it may have just been the 'shroom effect
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