Great video! I can't wait to order one. First thing that needs to change is the Phillips head screw - should be a Torx. With all the adjustments the machine will see, that Phillips will be stripped before next week!!
Looks like a quality machine, it's 3D printed by to looks of it. I'm just wondering about wear to the base where the sanding block touches the base after all this machine is built for the "long haul" and over time the base might get sanded down unevenly might be ok if you only have sandpaper strip on one side. I ask because I noticed @ 01:46 what looks to be dust particles from the base of the machine and the only way to prevent that would to keep one side of sanding block with no sandpaper on it so you're not inadvertently sanding away the base.
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Yes, 3D printed. Tough enough to drill into and brass screw inserts, so I am optimistic. Only thing I can see wearing is the sanding plate holder, but it has been through many, many hours of testing and seems to last.
@@Homeracingworld ...I commented about that sanding block holder of the machine and noticed dust from the holder only way around not sanding the holder away over time would be to remove the sandpaper on one side and have 2 separate sanding blocks with different grades or 2 different grades of sand paper on one side of the block.
Thank God for finally someone getting the Hobby a Machine!!!!
Great video! I can't wait to order one.
First thing that needs to change is the Phillips head screw - should be a Torx. With all the adjustments the machine will see, that Phillips will be stripped before next week!!
Looks a great bit of kit
Looks like a quality machine, it's 3D printed by to looks of it. I'm just wondering about wear to the base where the sanding block touches the base after all this machine is built for the "long haul" and over time the base might get sanded down unevenly might be ok if you only have sandpaper strip on one side. I ask because I noticed @ 01:46 what looks to be dust particles from the base of the machine and the only way to prevent that would to keep one side of sanding block with no sandpaper on it so you're not inadvertently sanding away the base.
Thanks Harry,looks like a quality machine
The machine is no longer listed on the slot car corner site. Where can I order one? Thank you in advance!
Hold tight it will be on there wait for the announcement next week
@@Area51racewayNC ah ok. Thank you
Please send us a note via the "Contact Us" link on our website. Once we receive the initial batch of machines, we will reach out to you to complete your order.
Hi Harry ... so that is 3D printed?
How do you think it will hold up over time?
Yes, 3D printed. Tough enough to drill into and brass screw inserts, so I am optimistic. Only thing I can see wearing is the sanding plate holder, but it has been through many, many hours of testing and seems to last.
@@Homeracingworld ...I commented about that sanding block holder of the machine and noticed dust from the holder only way around not sanding the holder away over time would be to remove the sandpaper on one side and have 2 separate sanding blocks with different grades or 2 different grades of sand paper on one side of the block.
@@harryberry474 not really the sandpaper does not make contact. The end has a open gap so it does not rub
Nice review
Do silicone tires require truing?
No
Very nice