How to drill your Hot Wheels for Wheel Swaps!

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Thank you for watching I realize that there are many different ways to drill/open your car this is just my preferred way of going about it, hopefully it helped you get a better understanding of how to do it yourself!

If you want to get the drill bits here are the links to the ones I used in the video :

Also if you can please subscribe and like the video it would really help me out, and help the video be shown to other people in the customizing/Hot Wheel scene!!! Thanks!

HHWCUSTOMS

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Super concise and efficient demonstration! I need to remember to use the flathead to remove the last of the rivet buttonhead instead of relying on the drill bit, much cleaner release.

Chris_Hood

I learned there's always a risk and reward of drilling out rivets. Sometimes it's like the bits are either too big or not enough sometimes. Worse is drilling into your hand.

ShawnStafford-

Quick tip for depth gauging the second drill bit (or any drill bit for that matter) - Figure the depth you want it to go, and then wrap a small piece of masking tape around the bit at that measurement. Helps when eyeballing the depth as you drill into anything.

asthmaticmonkey

I like your precision modding methods and easy tutorials. You, sir are an artist!

junkionix

So cool to see how easy it is to open them up I will be getting some wheels and paint to custom a few of my hot wheels thanks mate this has help me out I can't find a super treasure hunt so what to make some similar where's the best place to get wheels 😊

Thediecastguy-tf

Really helpful thanks bro! I just did my first wheel swap today. I took some blue wheels and put them on a mad mike drift attack.

DJfireantplus

Do you use screws to reassemble afterward? Or not take apart vehicle's for swaps?

ShawnStafford-

Where can I find a small tap and die set to thread back into the post for screws?

anthonyfxbb

Thanks for posting this video….very helpful

danrussell

A good bit head should fit right in the post groove.

mikefagan

Hi Sir, if im using 1.5 or 2.0mm drill bit? Also can?

syamirzakaria

The amount of nice expensive cars like r34’s, rlc’s and OG boulevard’s I’ve thrown away because I trashed it one way or another makes me sick luckily I’ve gotten 100% better than back then and rarely mess up now. Practice practice especially on premiums! Also One 32nd size bigger bit would work wonders getting that ring off easier or drilling your pilot hole a little bigger

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