Mines identical almost, you need super glue, lexan scissors, for bodys,small 8th inch and 1/4 in. Tape, if you build and paint your own rc bodys .Bodys are half the fun. I ALSO use hex drywall tape with the shoe goo to reinforce and fix broken bodys.Bet that stuff goes in the body shop tool box probably.And your standard T wrench that come with all rc models. I have 5th scale down to 24th scale models for cars and trucks. Then comes plane tools and parts. As well as drones and boats. I turned a whole walk in closet into a parts storage space. Well that's it all that I can think of for 10th scale rigs. Great video ,killer idea . Keep up the good work. Thanks.
Great looking setup. One tging I would suggest would be a DC power supply. Rather than have to grab a battery pack and maybe a BEC, an adjustable DC supply is a great option.
Dental pick as you said is so useful. I can't be without one. I found a kit that contains a pick and small brass and steel brushes which are really useful also. Can't remember where I i got it from though.
The old body reemer that looks like a straight/flat cone step bit is one of my favorite tools, along with curved dynamite body scissors. Had those both for over 20 years and still use them both daily for RC and full size work both lol. That body reemer tool goes through damn near anything. They're 100% worth every single penny lol. Ordered a Vanquish vs410 phoenix portal kit last night from Amain, then seen today some upgrade gears that Vanquish is selling for the transmission and they come with 2 extra gears for free? Is the stock gears a weaker metal or what's going on with that?
You sir, have a gift for delivering organized details. Thanks for the tour. I'm curious about a good quality compact set of pit tools for the field. Have you done a tour of your portable location tools? Thanks
US General Tool box is at harbor freight, they frequently get better reviews than the lowes and home depot boxes but they are not the smooth roller of a snap on for local pick up...no way i can affod a snap on... the gundam kit would have been a great starter kit to buy might grab it for when things get dull.... does the otis dry lube smell like a gun oil? curved and straight tin snips? Have you tried the dewalt gyro driver I like the control of it based on how you turn it. thanks for the great ideas
The Otis oil is a gun oil, so yeah it smells just like that familiar odor you probably remember. The tin snips are both straight but one is right hand and one is left hand. I actually have about 5 pair but these two stay in the box. I was going to use the Dewalt gyro but it doesn’t have a clutch which bugs me.
Second...haha. Nice video man. Like seeing how other builders have the tools set up. Keep rolling out the videos, like wrenching with videos in background. Woohoo! Also gonna try that sand paper wheel thing. See what the hype is all about haha. Peace.
We need a 2022 update!! You got so much more new cool tools
Those markers are also excellent for signing autographs.
That rod end tool is righteous!
I've done body and body on real cars for yrs and really never had a hobby but guns but thinking about getting into rc I love ur channel
Do it! Especially scale trucks, you can use all kinds of fabrication and mechanical ability in that genre.
Mines identical almost, you need super glue, lexan scissors, for bodys,small 8th inch and 1/4 in. Tape, if you build and paint your own rc bodys .Bodys are half the fun. I ALSO use hex drywall tape with the shoe goo to reinforce and fix broken bodys.Bet that stuff goes in the body shop tool box probably.And your standard T wrench that come with all rc models. I have 5th scale down to 24th scale models for cars and trucks. Then comes plane tools and parts. As well as drones and boats. I turned a whole walk in closet into a parts storage space. Well that's it all that I can think of for 10th scale rigs. Great video ,killer idea . Keep up the good work. Thanks.
Great looking setup. One tging I would suggest would be a DC power supply. Rather than have to grab a battery pack and maybe a BEC, an adjustable DC supply is a great option.
I don't need a shop, I just need access to your toolbox, lols!
Thanks, you talked about the toolbox tour during your live build. Glad to see it.
Dental pick as you said is so useful. I can't be without one. I found a kit that contains a pick and small brass and steel brushes which are really useful also. Can't remember where I i got it from though.
The old body reemer that looks like a straight/flat cone step bit is one of my favorite tools, along with curved dynamite body scissors. Had those both for over 20 years and still use them both daily for RC and full size work both lol. That body reemer tool goes through damn near anything. They're 100% worth every single penny lol. Ordered a Vanquish vs410 phoenix portal kit last night from Amain, then seen today some upgrade gears that Vanquish is selling for the transmission and they come with 2 extra gears for free? Is the stock gears a weaker metal or what's going on with that?
You sir, have a gift for delivering organized details. Thanks for the tour. I'm curious about a good quality compact set of pit tools for the field. Have you done a tour of your portable location tools? Thanks
You need to get a extendable magnetic pen... its really handy when dropping small screws into tight places...
I use mine all the time
I would definitely purchase a Vanquish- on the fly mini tool kit for my pit bag..
Mega internet points for adding all those links for your tools!
Thanks for noticing! That was so much work!!!
Thanks for sharing the toolbox is awesome and a big help
Is the axial body Reemer still available to buy? Never seen that one like how small the tip is.
You should do a video of all your Rc’s and all your spare parts
YA!!!! GUNDAM TOOLS FOR THE WIN!!!
Hey harley can I buy the supershafty transmission off you if you still have it???
Glad to see this !
US General Tool box is at harbor freight, they frequently get better reviews than the lowes and home depot boxes but they are not the smooth roller of a snap on for local pick up...no way i can affod a snap on... the gundam kit would have been a great starter kit to buy might grab it for when things get dull.... does the otis dry lube smell like a gun oil? curved and straight tin snips? Have you tried the dewalt gyro driver I like the control of it based on how you turn it. thanks for the great ideas
The Otis oil is a gun oil, so yeah it smells just like that familiar odor you probably remember. The tin snips are both straight but one is right hand and one is left hand. I actually have about 5 pair but these two stay in the box. I was going to use the Dewalt gyro but it doesn’t have a clutch which bugs me.
Second...haha. Nice video man. Like seeing how other builders have the tools set up. Keep rolling out the videos, like wrenching with videos in background. Woohoo! Also gonna try that sand paper wheel thing. See what the hype is all about haha. Peace.
Great , useful vid. Thanks.
That was perfect.
What's the name of that deburring tool
Noga SC8000 Adjustable Scraper
Wow this was in my recommended after all this time.... How things have changed... Like those shorts 🤢😋😂
I have a broken parts drawer. I've made a lot of usable parts out of. New parts drawer HA.
Lol so do I! It’s great u can make working part out of ur broken ones. My drawer is overflowing now... but that’s the fun of the hobbie!
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At this point I could build a rc out of all my parts
do it.
I'm building an electric t-maxx out of my spare t-maxx parts.
Haha josh your so funny we all know you dont use those drills lol who are you kidding #handdrivergang
Pale white legs and plaid shorts ? Almost as bad as Over Easy .....
C’mon man !!!!
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