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Ninmaxx · 10:48 PM

Fitting it together was the biggest problem.. a hole in the bulkhead was not drilled correctly and a screw will not fit, lots of nicks and scratches, and the chassis was very heavy and bulky and seems like total overkill for an rc car..

Why stick with FLM when I have 3 CNC machines, and powder coat booths availible at hand...
I thought I could save some time with FLM and not have to machine my own, but it looks like I will have too!

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Ninmaxx RC-Monster Carbon Fiber Offline Posts: 133 Join Date: Oct 2007	12.16.2007, 10:46 PM Fitting it together was the biggest problem.. a hole in the bulkhead was not drilled correctly and a screw will not fit, lots of nicks and scratches, and the chassis was very heavy and bulky and seems like total overkill for an rc car.. Why stick with FLM when I have 3 CNC machines, and powder coat booths availible at hand... I thought I could save some time with FLM and not have to machine my own, but it looks like I will have too! Basher E-Maxx E-Rustler Last edited by Ninmaxx; 12.16.2007 at 10:48 PM.