Hobao Hyper VS 7075 Race Chassis And 2200kv Hobbywing Max 8 Combo

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Back when kev handled his cars carefully and actually was gentle

theafilmssm

Watched this in 2022 geez Kevin you have come a long way!

rolandhennig

Man do i miss these workshop vids. You barley ever talk to us now.

dannyb

Hi Kevin, ok so remember this simple rule when drilling metal. The harder the metal the slower the speed. Also a good drilling fluid is automotive antifreeze. Just remember to clean ot up properly because its roxic to animals. Good luck and thanks for the great vids!

traviscoile

I also love your videos a lot. I’ve only been watching for around a month or so but I was interested in rc cars since I was a kid and my uncle was running his nitro traxxas up the road haha but your videos have completely reclaimed my interest in rc cars. Thank you 🤙

stevenenglehart

I love the repair videos ...not as fun doing my own repairs 😞

davidboyd

When you see that your tires are ballooning, u know u got a decent rc

FerrariGTO

Wow watching this video compared to your new videos you are so much more confident and fun today

htnttf

Kev seemed depressed at these days compared to now.. different person !! still love to see his videos

rxqqskydvceib

You should do that titanium plate thing with your xmax that would make so many sparks

camsty

Hahhahaha... Kev's old videos crack me up.

miked

2:29 why it’s ALWAYS a good idea to keep the hand grip on your grinder 😂😂

stevenenglehart

Man, these old videos are awesome! I miss the old kev tbf

joplaane

Thanks Dude! Appreciate the help and advice. Barry from California! You're the man

Barry-ljfb

Lube the spots with some oil as u drill so the bit can stay sharper longer, otherwise the friction generated heat will soften the drill bit and go dull fast, and also drill at a slower speed. Drilling to fast will dull the bit faster also. With titanium, you do need a carbide /diamond dusted drill bit rated for high tensile strength, but also can do it with stepping the drill bit gauge in stages. Make a pilot mark, with a punch, and then start off with 2 steps smaller drill bit to break through a pilot hole, then you can step up next size, widen the hole, and then one more size up drill bit to final size. Thats how i learned to do it with metals harder than iron/steel to drill. But cutting, either carbide based, diamond dusted blade and lube also, or plasma cutter / high pressure water jet cutting table.

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