How to make RC Hot Wheels Step by Step Build | 67 Ford Mustang
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- How to make RC Hot Wheels Step by Step Build
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70 mah micro LiPo battery - ebay.to/2Qc4C6U
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There are some more tools that I use for the build. I will list them completely once I do an inventory of all the tools.
In this video, I tried showing the step by step build of how to convert a Hot Wheels diecast into a RC. If it was not clear for some portion of the video, please leave a comment below and I will try to elaborate.
I showed two different wiring diagrams here. One without the on/off switch and charging port and the other with. I did not film any of the soldering because I suck at it and instead of showing you all the wrong ways of doing it, you can follow the wiring diagram.
In this case, I did not want to use any tail lights. I only wired up the front lights as fog lights. If I had done tail lights as will, they would just be wired to another channel on the receiver.
Please visit my website for parts and files. www.slickdiecast.com
any chance you sale the whole car already made?
Now my the most important short term goal is making one hot wheels car like yours, thanks! Another great video
Great goal! Let me know how it goes.
Did you do it bro?
@@SlickDiecast Aha Türk var ee yaptın mı bari
Yaptın mı
did you ever do it?
You are great man .
The complicated parts is the steering .
I don’t have 3D printer i prefer to use styrene plates with some brass rods .
Thank you! I agree. The steering was most difficult for me. I think I’m slowly figuring it out. It’s improved a lot.
I don't have a 3-d- printer. I craft everything by hand the old fashioned way. Very satisfying.
That’s amazing! Wish I have the skills to do the same.
Hats off brother👍 you did it man. Pretty impressive and seemed to be nice and zippy. Never seen electronics so small.
Thank you! Really appreciate it. There are even smaller electronics out there. Just hard to find.
So small just can’t see em huh
Slick is back at it again with another masterpiece! I wish I was as talented as you are.
Thanks! And you definitely are as talented maybe even more!
Adding on to my previous comment, can you make a tutorial on how to make the remote itself, that would be cool.
That would be a cool video for the future. Thanks!
@@SlickDiecast would you be able to make most of it 3d printable with no soldering required, maybe using an arduino or something?
Yes
great video man keep it up
Thank you very much! I’ve improved on the later builds. Check it out on my playlist.
And it’s my absolute dream to have one
Build one! I have all parts listed in the description.
That's cool Menn, i've never seen it Before 😎😎
I love this idea
Thanks!
Thanks! this helped me a ton
Thank you! Let me know how it turned out.
I have the exact car as in the intro!
Me found this video in daytime:- "yeah I'm going to watch it tonight"
Aslo me:- "wake up in the morning after 2 minutes of this video's played in 23:00"
That will do awesome burnouts....
Thank you! It does great donuts.
Another awesome project!!
Thank you very much!
Amazing work
Great done, I will also try to build one but i had a question, how do you attach the rear wheels to the N10 dual motor ? Great Thanks
The N10 motor shafts are 1mm in diameter. Most of the time, I use a 0.95mm drill bit to enlarge the hole on the wheels and then press it onto the motor. Sometimes I use a very small drop of super glue on the shaft then push the wheels on.
Great Thanks , keep up the good work 👍
Thankyou
You’re welcome 😊
@@SlickDiecast can i know where the file is ? your website died
hot wheels have ventured into RC themselves at this scale, but so far only with the tesla cyber-truck. it's a decent little effort- entertaining- but they've gone with the idea of two motors at the back, with steering being fixed at the front & achieved by what you might call 'skid-steer'.
I got two of them- fitted LEDs in one of them for my son, & the other one is in bits on my table while I ponder an exercise like this (i.e. install the guts in a different vehicle).
I got started a few years ago installing lighting kits in my lad's trains, buses & (lately) hypercars, though these are usually the next size up from hot wheels.... generally four inches or bigger. this means that there's usually room for a 2032 in a little case, a slide-switch on the base of the car, & sometimes some extra feature like dash lighting, flashing roof lights on emergency vehicles (I found a thing the size of a transistor that is an all-in-one flasher circuit), or on his bugattis & mercs, lights on the bottom of the doors. the tiny LEDs that come pre-wired are perfect for this sort of thing, & the hot-glue gun is just right if you screw up. couple of times, there hasn't been an easy way to back-light an existing plastic insert, & so I've drilled right through the metal to make room for the LED, then fabricated a lens for it using glue (& red nail polish if it's at the back).
the best looking set of the lot are his 'richmond' london underground trains; I swapped out all the plastic couplings on these for small necklace magnets, & fitted interior lights. a row of six or seven of them looks exactly like the real thing.
Thank you for sharing what you’ve done. Happy New Year.
Buen video bro :) ☆ saludos desde Colombia 🇨🇴
Gracias mi buen amigo.
Can you make a video on how to make an rc which has as many 3d printed parts as possible(including the car) with no drilling needed and no soldering needed either.
I hope that's possible
P.S. thanks for making it step by step this time, much better
Thanks for watching! A 3D printed car and parts with no drilling is very possible, but you will definitely need to solder. There may be pins for the receiver, but that will take up more space therefore I won't be able to fit everything inside the car.
@@SlickDiecast ah well, if some board or something that doesn't need soldering comes out, that would be cool. Thanks though
@@SlickDiecast I just thought, the reason I don't want to solder is because I heard it releases toxic fumes, do you know any alternative to soldering, I've got a hot glue gun but I doubt that would work
You can buy solder that is "Lead Free". Also when working with solder, it's always a good idea of have good ventilation.
@@SlickDiecast is there any other option where you don't have to solder?
Would you ever consider building some for a private individual who cannot hold steady enough to make it themselves? (Maybe a T-Hunt)!!! Interested 🤔🤟
In the near future I will be able to.
@@SlickDiecast thank you for your time and reply!! I would love to have one someday
Would you do it now??
@@Rosscreeck It would be freakin awesome 👌 😎 👏!!! I would just sh-- myself. Yes sir, what do you have in mind?
Maybe a gold mars rover, or a VW DRAG BUS! That would be sick. And I just happen to have either one..
Wow very amazing bro 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
Thank you so much 😀
Ok
Theoretically speaking could I use a similar system to this to power a model train
Bro.very very super .
Thanks.
Excellent conversions! Do you modify your motor shaft or buy them like that?
Bought the motor like that. It comes with dual shaft.
Hello Slick Diecast i love your vidéo could you make video one a hot weels bus hot weels hw city surfin school bus. thanks you continue your vidéo they are suberb
Thanks for your kind words. It means a lot to me. Sure can! Stay tune.
you can model whole car in any 3D software using surfacing and then 3d Print entire thing ?
there is one good looking Matchbox Honda 76 CVCC model try to convert that in to RC ?
Yeah you can definitely model the whole car then 3D print. And I do currently have that same Honda and working on it now. Stay tune.
Hi, you are using a normal remote control command?
Thank you for this vídeo
Yes. A normal transmitter.
That's amazing
I am also trying to build my own simple version because I don't understand all of the professional things😅(because I'm 11) I have a little bit of problem in the power source. The car is small and I can't fit batteries in it. I have a charging port and a charger like you put in your car but I don't understand where will the battery get stored. Will I need a specific part in which it will be stored? Please tell if possible 🙏
Ah un consejo sería que le coloques otras ruedas esas que vienen por defecto no tienen casi agarre es mejor colocar otras de goma o algo asi
La cinta negra también queda bien
¡Gracias por el consejo!
XD keep waiting to see you trying to build a 4x4 Rc... even if you cant.. just to see you getting mad about it XD... love your videos bro.. your teaching skills are the best... when i watch your videos looks like is too easy... but brooo thats hard..
Thanks for your comment! I've been working on a 4x4 and in the design stages. Stay tune!
Hey friend
Can you make 1:87 scale rc car with working LEDs
Sure can. There are also a lot of other builders that had done it.
@@SlickDiecast Thank you for replying..
Unfortunately I can't buy electronics in my country.
Sorry to hear that.
@@SlickDiecast Only Diy is possible..
Hello from France, your work is fantastic, one question, wich charger to use for the battery ?
I plan to make a sizzler style one instead of a rc, we don't have those toys in France...
Thanks for your answer.
If you go to my website, I have a link to my Amazon store. The charger is listed under Electronics.
Duuddeeeee I loveeee thisssss
Thanks so much!
Bro😍 please🥺 Tell me that how to make a micro receiver please 👍🏻
I did not make the receiver.
How could I get a power switch from you. I need one for my hot wheel cyber truck 1:64 . I’ve been looking to get a replacement for my sons RC car
Check out my website for the parts.
www.slickdiecast.com
Did you use this Radiolink R4FGM 2.4Ghz 4 Channels RC in the video? I’m hooked on your content man. Give yourself a little more credit. Your stuff is awesome
Thank you very much! I didn’t use the RadioLink for this build but I am trying to transition to using it more because it is way cheaper.
can't get these receivers easily. Most places out of stock? hmm. Nice job though
I bought some from the UK.
Premium content 👍
Thank you!
can you do one for the Lamborghini Countach pace car? i want to make mine rc
Question about the diagram at 4:12.
Are the connections for the servo supposed to be for the speed control? Because steering servos will not connect with ESC's, and I don't the the signal connections for the ESC.
Hope I can get an answer soon because I have all my electronics ordered.
If you are using the same receiver then no ESC required.
do you think you could make one of these for me? I love your videos and i would love to have one, but I don't have enough time to make one. I would love a late 60's or early 70's dodge charger. I will pay for it, if you don't mind.
Hi Mike. I would love to make some for enthusiasts, but the quality is just no where near consumer quality. It definitely needs more improvement. I’m hoping in the future when the quality improves, I can start making them for people but as of right now, I can’t. I hope you understand. I am also in search for some Charger diecasts. Don’t have any yet.
@@SlickDiecast I don't mind if the quality isn't that good. In fact I would maybe like one that has a little room for improvement, so i could maybe make it my own. But like I said, I don't have enough time for me to make the whole thing. I also have a 1969 Dodge Coronet I could send to you, if you don't have any chargers.
@@SlickDiecast www.amazon.com/Greenlight-Charger-McQueen-Bullit-44711E/dp/B06XCQDBPF/ref=sr_1_2?dchild=1&keywords=1%2F64+scale+dodge+charger&qid=1602769992&sr=8-2
Here is an amazon link for a 1/64 scale 1968 dodge charger, if you want to spend the whole $11 on it
Hi Mike, I really do want to make one for you. A lot of other people had asked as will. I just don't want anyone to spend upwards of $80-$100 (price includes receiver, transceiver, and other components) for one and it doesn't meet the quality standards as compared to others out in the market. Again, when improvements are made and I can make one with great quality, then I can start making them for viewers, hobbyist, and enthusiasts.
@@SlickDiecast Okay, but if you ever get to the point where you would like to start selling them, make sure to save a dodge charger for me!
Nice video man!! Btw what software do you use for designing?
Fusion 360.
The motor seems to be too big in size, I made a gear box instead that can hide the motor inside the car perfectly, but my gear box is completely hand made, very rough and imprecise (actually it cannot be described as gear box because I just cut a few PVC pieces and drilled some holes to fit the gears and simply glued them together), it runs very sticky , while yours is much smoother. BTW my motor is a m20 motor, which seems to be the same size as ur n10 motor lol, but I wasn't able to find any dual shaft m20 motor on the market.
You're right. The motor sticks out and it's kind of ugly, but it is the tiniest motor I can find that fits perfectly for the wheel base of Hot Wheels or 1/64 scale cars.
@@SlickDiecast I‘m going to try some mini coreless motor with planetary reduction gear sets on my next mod, wish it can produce enough torque and speed, may be I also need to get a 3d printer to make a real gea box that can protect gears and shafts from dust XD
I have a trackhawk hot wheels and the motor will kinda sound like a supercharger..then again if I try this I’m gonna need the car up 😂
Can you take that motor and put it in a little Land Rover Defender center mount and make a 4wheel drive feeding both axles power? Can you build one of those?? I’d pay you pretty decent if it turned out right!!
It could work. I’m in the design stages for a 4x4. Stay tune!
I’ll sub up to keep posted. Remember the old micro machines bro? If possible do it
Man, those micro machines are too small. They still have some at the stores and every time I go in to see the Hot Wheels, I’ll always stop by the Micro Machines and ponder. LoL.
Hi, I love your proyects. One question, I have checked your count un thingiverse, hace you got any STL base and steering suitable for almost all the Hot wheels? I have seen un your thingiverse count STL for certain car models and other named "Micro RC conversion base plate". This one can be used for many Hot wheels car models? Thanks
You can use that one, but every car is a little different. I have to modify the base for every car I do.
Thank you for your quickly answer
is there anywhere else i can find a RX43 and if not what else would you thing would be good for a receiver
Try the Radiolink receiver I have listed in the description
@@SlickDiecast ok
Also for next car can you please try a Subaru?
Funny you mentioned that, I have the Subaru that Bunta drives sitting right in front of me!
The cpu is diy？Can you show the make video？Thx！
No it is not.
Thanks a lot!! very well explanated and excelent results!!
Have a good day!
Thank you. The design changed a bit as of late, but the concept is the same.
You no show receiver and trans meter name
How buy this receiver I am made g wagon but no have a good receiver I want good receiver and transmeter
2:18 where can I get a plate like that? And whats the name of it?
I designed the plate then 3D printed it.
@@SlickDiecast ok
Admin. Can't you use the original chassis? Just curious
You definitely can.
How much did you put into that car?
About $85 dollars for parts alone. The transmitter was another $80.
oof
@@galaxywolf4737 I know. Is it worth it? You decide.
About how much does it cost to make one? (Not including tools)
Around $80. The transmitter is another $80-$100 more.
Slick Diecast thanks for the reply, God bless!
whats the total cost?
$50-$60. If you need the transmitter, it will cost more.
How do you connect a controller to the device
The controller is able to bind to the receiver because they both use the same protocol.
Hola, y el control remoto?? 😢
Please make hotwheels Aston Martin rc car
Vantage GT3 version I love that car
Do you sell your models?
Sorry, I don’t. The quality of these are no where near consumer grade to sell. Maybe far in the future.
@@SlickDiecast that's sad, I need one for a project that I am doing with my 3d printer and the only thing that will work other than these are zenwheels micro cars but those are expensive
3:34 wut bro trynna do?
What 3d printer do you use ?
Ender 3
Can you show us how to make a controller for this?
I did not make the controller. I bought it.
@@SlickDiecast after going to your site and doing more research I have learned about transmitters and such. Quick question because I just bought a devo 7e running deviation 5.0.0 so my question is how do you bind your transmitter to a radiolink reciver. I haven't added the 4 n 1 module yet but is that all I need to do? Also what protocol does radiolink use.
The Devo transmitter will not work with a Radiolink receiver. You have to use a Radiolink transmitter with Radiolink receiver.
@@SlickDiecast gotcha your website says you use a devo 7e transmitter
Why the 6 and 4 Chanels like why 2, wouldn't 1 be enough
I’m sorry. I don’t quite understand what your question is. You need different channels to control different components such as the servo, motor, etc.
Ok so I bought HW dodge challenger only for this
Cool! Let me know how it turned out.
Dude I can pay u for all the parts ,can u make me one
You can make a better one! I listed all the parts that you will need in the description.
I cant even afford parts 😭😢😢😭😢😭😢😢😭😭😭😢😢😭😭
😔
Can I please have one
You can build one. Visit my website for all part and tools.
I don't have no tools
And I am 10
Great video!But I've a question what about remote controller?I need to find my own from old rc cars?
Please 🥺
edit rc car to make
mad max
That would be awesome! Thanks for the suggestion.
U should sell
Maybe. I have to think about it.
nah just follow tls gargage
I follow him too. He’s a great guy.
My friend, you can build alot of model and sell it in Ebay, im looking for audi sport quatro in rc
Whats the fastest it can go? Like on a scale of 1-10
It goes pretty fast. I’ll say about a 7
where is the controller
Visit my website to see the remotes I used.
www.slickdiecast.com
Does it drift
Kind of.
Thanks man
Is It necesary to use an ESC or not?
So not only do you talk super slow I had to speed up the video but why do all this when you can buy the rc super small cars and transfer all the stuff to a hot wheel like I did.
That works great too.