Einstar/Shining3D post-warranty support is very expensive, but very good.
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Einstar/Shining3D post-warranty support is very expensive, but very good.
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That's awesome. Never did any 3D scanning. The closest I got was a photogrammetry thing for my limitless.
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Yeah, I’m finding the reverse engineering to be really interesting.
B4 chassis with all SAE screws, but (it appears) metric angles for countersinks.
The B5 was all metric, makes me wonder if they needed to use up their SAE fastener stock on the B4 before the official switch, but were designing in metric well before then.
B4 chassis with all SAE screws, but (it appears) metric angles for countersinks.
The B5 was all metric, makes me wonder if they needed to use up their SAE fastener stock on the B4 before the official switch, but were designing in metric well before then.
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- Points
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- Location
- San Jose CA
- RC Driving Style
- Bashing
- Racing
- Crawling
Uh, never realized that, but your right! Metric screws use 90° counter sink angle and SAE use 82° countersink angle.
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Yeah it was a “today I learned…” moment for me too 
