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[mrcollie]

Everytime I watch this video I always I consider purchasing a "Specialized" bike. Thanks for the info.

[jamesforrest]

Small magnetic Tray for screws and nuts

[slappomatthew]

the dewalt gyro screwdriver is the goto hobby screwdriver these days.

[ronnietjikoeri]

stand up desk is the first thing i got when going back to the hobby. makes it all easy to adjust to the perfect height for the job

[steveburden]

MIP tools to start as a must!!quality is 2nd to none!!

[nicomelgares]

Robitronic 1/8 transportbag with wheels, an expandable handle to pull it, different size drawers to put your stuff in from the side and a lid compartment to put your tools, rolled up pitmat and setup board in.

[stevec]

Great video, I use to carry all my crap in a computer paper box. 😂 I’m just getting back into this after 20+ year absence, great stuff.

[stijnloos]

Nice specialized Roubaix in the background

[danielandrews]

I know this is a year old forget to get a pair of Curved Ball Link Pliers. The cheap ones from amazon work really good (the yellow and black handle) worked great on my losi 22 5.0 and left no scuffs or scratched. I was careful however and not careless. The tables have REALLY come down in can get a BASIC table and add the bamboo curved top for 299.00 if you look carefully. the links in the description still work. The Allen screwdriver set is GREAT! I bought the HRB brand

[FlatlanderFishing]

I'd love a video that goes over functions and settings for transmitters! Rates, throttle curves, trims, etc.

[Danny.fb]

My favorite tool you have there is that Makita screwdriver 😉

[KaizenOz]

🙌 just ordered a 2wd buggy and joined a club, this video is exactly what I needed

[saltandgasoline]

One thing that really helped my at-home setup was finally installing a wall mount shelving rack. For about 60$ at home depot i got two vertical rails and 12 supports, mounted them 6in apart and i have 6 cars above my pc / wrench station. Easy access but keeps my work area free for other junk lol

[jedovtqy]

I use the electic driver and speed tips due to health issues, I also buy tubular hollow magnets for my speed tips that slot on the shafts and it magnetizes every shaft and when removing screws I just stick them to the magnet for safe keeping

[crats]

Need some details on that bike back there! Great tips btw👍🏼

[tisaconundrum]

Hello Ryan, nice to see you again :) :)

[extec]

this is a cool video as i slowly worked during the week on my hobby table to get it more organised and easy to fiddle on my cars.

[robertherzog]

Some tools I used in the 80's and 90's (when we used to solder connect the batteries and motors for every run) were forceps, a curved pair and a straight pair, they have come in handy recently as well. I keep them with me at all times now. My next favorite tool is a magnet on the end of small telescoping type sleeve, great for grabbing dropped screws in type spaces or removing items that I clean in a jar, sonic cleaner, something similar. My dad would always take old used / damaged tools, like screwdrivers, and grind the tips down to various sized points, these were great for digging and scraping dirt out of screws and crevices, though an Exacto knife can be easily used to do the same thing (I'm particular about keeping Exacto blade pints sharp so I tend not to use them for this, I've broken many points doing so.

[PleasureAfterWorkRcCrawlers]

My OGIO is way over 10 years and holds up, besides the wheels which was easy to exchange, great...no issues at all 👌

[HNU]

I have two set of tools, a full set in my race bag, a set on my desk plus i carry a few extra loaner tools in my race bag. There are some tools on my desk that only go in the race bag when needed. I have an onroad bag and an off-road bag and just swap the drivers and electric drawers (charger, batteries, connectors soldering iron) between the two bags.

I will end up with an on road and off road controller because I have forgotten to swap that occasionally