spin the axle fast while the glue is wet, this will give you much better structure when the axle is finished. It's similar to a Static Balance for a car wheel and tyre as opposed to the modern dynamic balance. Both work, but one works slightly better.
I've been truing my tyres at home and I noticed you didn't take the rims all the way square. You left a small ridge on the rim. Is this to keep enough purchase for when the tyre goes on. As their is a groove in the tyre?
I see you are using two sanding blocks, did two come with the truer originally or did you buy the second one to true the rims? What grit paper are you using?
@@nicparker3809 Wrong Nic. Slotcars are very much an adult hobby and some people take it extremely serious to win many races and stay on the podium. Yes there are sets designed for the kids, when you step up to routed wooden competition tracks it is a highly professional hobby.
Armchair Racer in Sydney has more arriving in store soon. URL is: www.armchairracer.com.au/tool-box/tyre-truer/tire-razor-tyre-truer-tt0100-requires-external-power-supply
Suggest use a separate axel that stays with the Razor so no gear grinding issues
spin the axle fast while the glue is wet, this will give you much better structure when the axle is finished. It's similar to a Static Balance for a car wheel and tyre as opposed to the modern dynamic balance. Both work, but one works slightly better.
I've been truing my tyres at home and I noticed you didn't take the rims all the way square. You left a small ridge on the rim. Is this to keep enough purchase for when the tyre goes on. As their is a groove in the tyre?
I see you are using two sanding blocks, did two come with the truer originally or did you buy the second one to true the rims? What grit paper are you using?
What is the RPM you run the motor at? Is this 12V or 24V do you control the RPM via the voltage?
What was your reason for flattening the rims?
Steve Magr
0.5 sec faster on his 7 sec track.
Meth and Tweeking I guess, he acts like he is going to be in the indy 500. Its a toy.. for kids...
@@nicparker3809 Wrong Nic. Slotcars are very much an adult hobby and some people take it extremely serious to win many races and stay on the podium. Yes there are sets designed for the kids, when you step up to routed wooden competition tracks it is a highly professional hobby.
Are these available yet
Armchair Racer in Sydney has more arriving in store soon. URL is: www.armchairracer.com.au/tool-box/tyre-truer/tire-razor-tyre-truer-tt0100-requires-external-power-supply
Is anyone still selling the TIRE RAZOR?
Found one at Carrara slots 10/19