>K2002,


I am currently using this blade to cut the super large tires.
Whoever need it can get it from me, should be cheaper if I could still get the old price.
*Tip: Blade must be sharp, replace the spare blade as often as needed.

How to make it shinning?
>when cutting i apply some oils to lube it, so that when cut not so dry and easy to cut.

Hope it helps.

anysuggestions om what else i should do /

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Added on May 17, 2010, 7:10 pmcut MORE

This post has been edited by pooky: May 17 2010, 07:10 PM

sonic_cd,
lets counter hi-speed LC at current track 1st...track already setup last nite..


pooky,
cut where else?

Eelen,
thanx for the tip.

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Added on May 17, 2010, 8:28 pmi'll buy 1 ms chassis set this 23rd my
and cut2

This post has been edited by pooky: May 17 2010, 08:28 PM

<<<cut like this~~thin keding sifu got upload this pict la..x tgk ke??

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Added on May 17, 2010, 9:02 pmowh u using this?? i'm using the blade that use for shaving 1~~

This post has been edited by pooky: May 17 2010, 09:02 PM

sonic, i think the car actually looks good. i think u should try to attempt the super large dia tires to go with the car. see how fast can go... : : :

are you sure you were used that blade?

yeah~~...i'll use wat ever i have in my house


tajam~~ chassis part i use it for certain part
the hard2 part i use heated blade then i kikis2 yg x rata

This post has been edited by pooky: May 17 2010, 09:39 PM

ouh like that eh, good effort anyway. you remembering me when i was 15, i used heated screw to make hole onto my chassis. ye lah at 15, where got money. ha ha...

Beside the "potong-potong" chassis there are others thing you should consider:
- type of roller
- roller position
- rim/tire
- bearing
- friction
- then the total weight of the car.

you might be surprised when see other sifus who not "potong-potong'" thier chassis can get better time than those did. he he he

cheers!


then anyone who master these modified mini4wd skills can switch to other hobby like RC instead.

This post has been edited by madeywa: May 17 2010, 10:04 PM

ye bosss~~
today got sifu2 play at TU...not potong2ed car but damn fast~~
haha i use heated blade cos want to jimat2~~


CHEERS~~!!!!

i like this:
">when cutting i apply some oils to lube it, so that when cut not so dry and easy to cut."
David teach me before, but never try it.

hehe. totally agreed with madeywa.
my car during race day was 96g without batteries (MS pro). i did some minor cutting + drilling whole nite just to save 5g..if not, surely 101g..

nah, i ain`t doing a frp car so no need cut

i dunno how to make the tires . lol

to all,

must be aware when doing cutting tire job... it's very danger when the wheel is spinning, the knife may fly away with high speed!!! the direction is important, do it with wrong direction will be danger...for good health, please wear spec and mask, i know you can do it without it, but it's better to have it...

proper tool should apply.

And pooky, if you wanna do it with that thing, is better stop as my advise...it's too danger!!! normally you will cut yourself more than cutting the tire.

ok sifu~~~i'll find another way to cut

i think its time i get to work on a new article for the blog.. safety and tools.

thats a good point

n beware of the flying tire pieces. hell if it goes in ur eyes.