As a professional tech, I use the ifixit tech everyday, the xool kit is far lower quality and the extra tools are of debatable value. It's worth it to spend the extra for good tools. Also, a magnetic project mat is much more useful than the cups as it lets you keep screws organized by component 

As a professional tech, I use the ifixit tech everyday, the xool kit is far lower quality and the extra tools are of…

The expensive components were donated by the company that makes them, and the foam board is what they have the most experience building with. Besides, it was meant to be a one-off novelty video, designed and built in a day on a fan’s suggestion

They have a whole set of planes that are available as free plans or as precut kits,and a series of videos that are a fantastic introduction to the hobby. Go check out the rest of their stuff!

With some of the blasters the other people he plays with have, armor might be a good idea

I don’t think I’ve ever seen another 88 justy gl in person, the entirely bondo rear quarter panel doesn’t hurt either

I think that the Mustang looks good with the honest grille

Cotd

I don’t know what all the fuss is about, I got the wrx and the miata with 80 percent matches, sure, some of the cars were lame but I would happily buy the top match (impreza )

Unpopular opinion time:

The fringe opening is one of my favorites, it really sets the tone of the show without giving anything away.

If you liked this, you might like clickspring, it’s a similar channel. My favorite combo is chain lube and polygrease.

Nothing beats straight deet for insect repellent.

Nothing beats straight deet for insect repellent.

Once you have learned to fly on a smaller trainer, I recommend building your own because you get only the features you want, the ability to upgrade easily, and better knowledge of how your multicopter works. It can be more expensive, but I have found it to be worth the time and effort. If you are looking for a kit,…

The syma x4 or x5 are both around $50 and are great trainers, I learned to fly on one and still use it for indoor flight today.

I plead the fifth.

Gets eaten by a grue

Featured in this video: the biggest variac I have ever seen. For reference, mine’s the size of a large coffee can.

Woo Utah!

*baguetti

I believe that a streamlined bubble could be retrofitted onto these cars fairly easily, and if designed right would have little negative impact on the aerodynamics of the car.