My man!!!!!! I’ve been searching for the best power tool for RCs!!!! Another banger to the list!!!! Best RC youtuber out there! I’m only a minute and 18 seconds in and I already got amazing info on what hits to get!!!! I have hand MIP screw driver at (3 piece) and it is amazing. I wouldn’t go cheap on this. I am new and don’t know when to stop tightening. If I had cheap ones, I would have stripped something by now. Thank you for all of your amazing help!!
I'd say it's the mechanic in me but I've been taking things apart since I was a little kid. My mom has a story where she put me in a crib left for a little while came back and I was in a pile of crib parts on the floor. Not sure if I believe it but it's still a fun story :-)
Wow, definitely the best 'tools' vid for RC on CZcams. You go into so much detail and explain everything. Thank you from Australia 🇦🇺 for making this vid, i just ordered almost all the tools. I started looking for a Makita driver and ended up with the nocry. Hopefully my Aarma Kraton 4S v2.5 comes with the wheel tool 👍
Love your videos! You make everything short sweet and to the point. I dont have to invest a half hour to learn from your content. I dont find myself skipping ahead in your videos, but more often, rewatching parts to see exactly how you did things. Thanks for all the help and reveiws!
Yeah I don't want to waste anybody's time. Unfortunately CZcams penalizes short videos so I have to keep them at least a certain length but I think I put as much information in there as possible.
Great video to share with everyone. Long before I stepped upto the Dewalt, I performed a similar modification to an Amazon Genesis power screwdriver, the clutch pack on that one had multiple shims under the spring, I removed two if I recall, and had the same end results on the low torque side, but that driver wasn't near as strong on the high torque settings as the one you show here! I'll take a look at the link in the description since you mentioned that it's even stronger than the Dewalt gyro w/clutch that i currently use!
Hey sorry I usually don't do links. I don't be able to think that I'm selling anything and links changed too frequently. But yes as far as my own experience goes and testing that project farm did the no cry has about 50% more torque than the DeWalt gyro.
@DoRC I got ya, that make sense. I found the nocry page, that's a good deal for sure! I'll check out that video too, I enjoy a good ole project farm comparison test every once in a while, lol. Have a good one my guy!
Great video,I have been using the Hyper Tough 4V Max Lithium-Ion Cordless Rotating Power Screwdriver 1/4 inch Size with Charger, Rotating Handle, LED Light, Magnetic Bit Holder & Bits from Walmart for few years now and is amazing,never damaged any plastic of my cars and is only $14.97!!!
@@adrianramos2689 Nice! Yeah most drivers are either too powerful for small screws 2 week for the biggest screws or both. Good to hear there's an alternative to modification of mine
Yeah mine don't get used super often but when you need them you need them. There's been plenty of times where I've been able to avoid taking a bunch of stuff apart by having them.
I subscribe to several rc channels, but I love the way you take the time to explain things in an easy to understand manner, and give us little hacks and tips to make maintaining your cars easier. Work smarter not harder as I always say. Keep up the awsome work brotha.
The No Cry Drill is awesome. Got mine around 3 years ago. Great and effective. I think project farm did a video comparing them and that one came out on top. Only downfall is the custom cord to charge.
Yeah they did. It had 50% more torque than the DeWalt version and is definitely an awesome driver. The custom cord is kind of annoying but I'm willing to accept it for how good the driver is especially after modification.
Awesome idea man people on this hobby are so creative and helpful thanks for the ideas on the bits, channel locks, and most importantly the driver can't wait for my videos
Yeah the big drills are pretty good but not super convenient and I found that if you're not careful they'll actually spin fast enough to melt the threads in plastic under certain circumstances.
I've been waiting for this video since you first mentioned it a while ago. Awesome mod! Good call about getting MIP drivers. I finally bought a set of MIP hex screwdrivers after I got sick of stripping screws. I've learned that when it comes to tools, don't go cheap. Get the best ones you can afford.
Awesome fix to make that driver better for RC repairs. I like that you gave some good general rc tool recommendations as well as the tips for starting/finishing installing bolts back in by hand. I'll be saving this video for future use to mod my own driver if needed in the future. 😁
Shock pliers are definitely a must have! When i first got them i couldn't believe how easy it makes things. I have the small skil brand driver but doesnt have a clutch but the nice thing is i just turn it by hand (no power) with the driverb when im loosening at first or to tighten at the end i just go limp wrist where my wrist will just twist a bit and i stop power. I'll have to check these ones out as i like the clutch. Sometimes ill just use my dewalt drill or impact but obviously those are bigger and bulky
I also went years without shock pliers. Seems kind of silly in retrospect. This driver definitely hits the sweet spot between power and usability in the hobby. Thanks for watching!
Yeah I've tried the Milwaukee one in the past The only thing I didn't like about it was that it doesn't quite have the torque to break free really stuck larger bolts. This thing will literally twist your arm off if you're not careful.
@@steveoarehero yeah most drivers are fine for 1/8 scale vehicle screws. It's the little ones on something like a grom or other 1/16 scale vehicles that our problem. Even some smaller 1/10 scale screws can easily get stripped by most drivers even on their lowest torque setting.
Love the video I've actually seen these power screwdrivers on Amazon never knew you could modify them. Thank you for the opportunity to win one from one of the best RC channels on CZcams!!!
Cool tutorials! This tools is a great help, for new people to the hobby and for experienced ones too. Thanks for sharing this kind of content, very much appreciated and informative 😊
The gyro screwdriver is good but in my experience it doesn't quite have the jam to free up really stuck larger screws. This one after the modification will go as gently as you want but will pretty much rip your arm off of you aren't careful
That is what I always say in my vids let the driver do the bulk of the work tighten by hand the clutch is good but dont depend on it. I see why you recommend this its affordable and I like that, if you can swing the Milwaukee 2401 which the bare tool is the same price if you already have the m12 batteries it works out and its clutch is amazing and you can set it to full on drill for screwing into wood and that Like I said I appreciate you keeping it affordable I am all for that.
That's a wonderful video, so informative. I have been looking for a driver that won't screw up my RC screws! This is it. Guess I'll have to order. And do the mod, NO CRY!!😢
Yeah I've tried a bunch of different drivers and this one with the modification is my favorite. The only downside to it is it isn't the fastest driver at full speed but it's powerful enough to try to rip your arm off at full torque.
Cool video. I own the Dewalt driver that has a gyro in it so you turn the drill to make it go in forward or reverse. The more you turn it the faster it will spin in that direction. It has very low torque settings that you can use so that it doesn't strip out screws. It was a pricy driver but it was worth it in my opinion. Always set the the torque low and finish by hand is the golden rule!! MIP bits are for sure a must have.
The DeWalt driver is good. I've used them in the past. The only issue I have with them is that they don't really have enough to work on the top end to remove really stuck larger screws. This one after modification will install the smallest of screws without stripping and will try to rip your arm off at the highest setting.
@OGPAPERBOY77 yeah the DeWalt driver is good but I found that it doesn't quite have the power for really stuck large screws. Project farm did a comparison video with a bunch of different power drivers and the no cry came out on top with about 50% more to work than the DeWalt
@@OGPAPERBOY77 yeah it just depends on how stuck they are. Like I said testing showed that the no-cry has about 50% more torque than the DeWalt. The no-cry has enough torque that you wouldn't be able to hold on to it if it was shaped like the DeWalt.
I just watched the video, and it did very well. My wife would agree with PF it's a little loud if I'm working on a car while we're watching a tv show. That's one reason why I picked up the Dewalt Gyro Driver, quiet, powerful, and the clutch is very sensitive for delicate screws. I still use the NoCry daily just for the amount of power it offers for removing stubborn screws and tightening wheel nuts. @@DoRC
I was wondering what made yours preferable when modded. That’s a great tip for sure and all drills are not created equal so those number settings mean squat between brands. 😂 Keep up the awesome work, get out and bash!
Yeah the numbers are essentially arbitrary. I really like this one after modding because you can turn it all the way down to basically nothing yet at full strength it's one of the strongest drivers available. Project farm did a comparison test of a bunch of different drivers that included this one and it came out on top for torque.
Great video. I'm just getting back into rc and really liked this video. Absolutely amazing hack that will help save a lot of plastic threads for ppl from stripping. Love the channel. Keep them coming.
I’ve tried many different power drivers from craftsman to dewalt to riobi and none of them are exactly what I am looking for. Maybe I’ll give the “no cry” a try 👍
I just bought a POPULO 4V Electric Screwdriver from Amazon, it seems ok but has a bit of a wobble that has me worried! I wish I would have seen this video first! It looks like I may need a replacement soon lol!
Great information. I'm new to the hobby and have been looking for a driver to use but haven't been able to figure out which one would be best. This video has been very helpful, and I would love to have one. Please keep me in mind when choosing your winner. Thanks 👍
Awesome little mod. I checked my cheap one out the other day. It's lowest setting is super easy to stop, but the gearing sounds horrible. Lol. See how long it lasts I guess. Bought a cheap one to see if it's the kinda thing I will like or not. Been using peasant mode screwdrivers all my life on hobby stuff, so will see how this thing goes.
@@DoRC yeah I imagine so too. I'm bed bound after knee surgery the other day, so about to dismantle, oil (diffs and shocks), grease and loctite my new truck, so I will know very quickly how I get on. Cheers for the vids mate.
My man!!!!!! I’ve been searching for the best power tool for RCs!!!! Another banger to the list!!!! Best RC youtuber out there! I’m only a minute and 18 seconds in and I already got amazing info on what hits to get!!!! I have hand MIP screw driver at (3 piece) and it is amazing. I wouldn’t go cheap on this. I am new and don’t know when to stop tightening. If I had cheap ones, I would have stripped something by now.
Thank you for all of your amazing help!!
You're welcome thanks for watching!
Im glad Im not the only guy out there that just has to take everything apart to see how it all works 😆
Awesome mod.
I'd say it's the mechanic in me but I've been taking things apart since I was a little kid. My mom has a story where she put me in a crib left for a little while came back and I was in a pile of crib parts on the floor. Not sure if I believe it but it's still a fun story :-)
@@DoRC now that's funny 😄
Wow, definitely the best 'tools' vid for RC on CZcams. You go into so much detail and explain everything.
Thank you from Australia 🇦🇺 for making this vid, i just ordered almost all the tools. I started looking for a Makita driver and ended up with the nocry.
Hopefully my Aarma Kraton 4S v2.5 comes with the wheel tool 👍
Thanks Glad you enjoy! Let me know what you think of the driver
That's a very good mod to make wrenching easier. Love all your vids. You do a great job explaining things to help the less experienced RC'ers.
Glad you enjoyed and thanks for watching!
Love your videos! You make everything short sweet and to the point. I dont have to invest a half hour to learn from your content. I dont find myself skipping ahead in your videos, but more often, rewatching parts to see exactly how you did things. Thanks for all the help and reveiws!
Yeah I don't want to waste anybody's time. Unfortunately CZcams penalizes short videos so I have to keep them at least a certain length but I think I put as much information in there as possible.
I like these vids showing what tools one will likely need for the hobby for beginners
Yeah people that have been in the hobby for a while probably already have most of these things but still good to know!
Thanks for the vid. Always good to get good tips from others about tools
Thanks for watching :-)
Resourceful genius, I love this idea. Haven't got one yet but will eventually. Thanks! 🍻
A power driver is a game changer. I definitely recommend one!
Cool modification... and thanks for the giveaway!
You're welcome thanks for watching :-)
Thanks for sharing how to modify the driver. If I don't get lucky and win the one you're giving away, I'll try it.
You're welcome sounds good I'll be doing the drawing soon!
I like your audio and how you speak nice and clear.
Thanks I'm glad you enjoy!
Good tips about what tools to use. Would like to add a 1.5mm hex for grub screws (in pinions).
Yeah in my opinion the smaller the tip the more important the quality is.
@@DoRC yeah, I agree. I have Hudy tools and they are great. Haven’t found good quality hex bits. Will look for those MIP’s you showed in your video.
@Musiquence they are the best. They're on Amazon.
Oh I definitely need that bad boy for sure! moding the tools, gotta love it!
Modding is fun!
Almost bought the Milwaukee m4 driver. This seems like a legit option thanks for sharing
Yeah this is a good one even without the mod it's really nice for most applications.
Nice mod, good video for beginners for the needed tools.
Thanks! I'll be doing the giveaway very soon :-)
Great mod fix will have to look into that driver for my rc repairs
It's definitely a good one!
Great video to share with everyone. Long before I stepped upto the Dewalt, I performed a similar modification to an Amazon Genesis power screwdriver, the clutch pack on that one had multiple shims under the spring, I removed two if I recall, and had the same end results on the low torque side, but that driver wasn't near as strong on the high torque settings as the one you show here! I'll take a look at the link in the description since you mentioned that it's even stronger than the Dewalt gyro w/clutch that i currently use!
My bad, I thought you had a link to the Amazon page..
Hey sorry I usually don't do links. I don't be able to think that I'm selling anything and links changed too frequently.
But yes as far as my own experience goes and testing that project farm did the no cry has about 50% more torque than the DeWalt gyro.
@DoRC I got ya, that make sense. I found the nocry page, that's a good deal for sure! I'll check out that video too, I enjoy a good ole project farm comparison test every once in a while, lol. Have a good one my guy!
@cozy_Fozy thank you too :-)
Wow Nice 👍 Driver… Great Content
Glad you enjoyed thanks for watching :-)
Great video,I have been using the Hyper Tough 4V Max Lithium-Ion Cordless Rotating Power Screwdriver 1/4 inch Size with Charger, Rotating Handle, LED Light, Magnetic Bit Holder & Bits from Walmart for few years now and is amazing,never damaged any plastic of my cars and is only $14.97!!!
Nice! Have you used it on really small screws like on the Grom?
@@DoRC Yes I used it in an Axial 1/24 Deadbolt without any problem.Thanks
@@adrianramos2689 Nice! Yeah most drivers are either too powerful for small screws 2 week for the biggest screws or both. Good to hear there's an alternative to modification of mine
@@DoRC You did a great job with yours.
I need to get me some of those shock tools. Great video as usual
It's a tool that's often overlooked in this hobby but one that really comes in handy.
Great video, I want one of those divers now!
I'll be giving this one away soon!
Definitely need those MIP ball drivers
Yeah mine don't get used super often but when you need them you need them. There's been plenty of times where I've been able to avoid taking a bunch of stuff apart by having them.
Thanks for the video. I'm sure it's very helpful to someone getting into the RC hobby. 💯💯💯
Absolutely! It's always good to know what tools you need :-)
I subscribe to several rc channels, but I love the way you take the time to explain things in an easy to understand manner, and give us little hacks and tips to make maintaining your cars easier. Work smarter not harder as I always say. Keep up the awsome work brotha.
Thanks man Glad you enjoyed!
Love the channel. Been watching and keeping up for some time now. Id love one!
Awesome I'll be doing the drawing soon!
Ive been using the same tools for years, and still havent got myself a decent power driver lol
Good video👍
I'd highly recommend getting one. It's really a game changer. You can do maintenance and repairs in literally half the time.
Nice mod. Thanks for sharing.
Glad you enjoyed thanks for watching :-)
Just getting into the rc world. Love the videos 🤙🏽
Glad you're enjoying lots more coming!
Thanks for sharing this mod.
Thanks for watching! Drawing will be soon :-)
The No Cry Drill is awesome. Got mine around 3 years ago. Great and effective. I think project farm did a video comparing them and that one came out on top. Only downfall is the custom cord to charge.
Yeah they did. It had 50% more torque than the DeWalt version and is definitely an awesome driver. The custom cord is kind of annoying but I'm willing to accept it for how good the driver is especially after modification.
torque test is another good comparative review channel for tools
@@curbynet For sure! They really get technical and are still entertaining.
Awesome idea man people on this hobby are so creative and helpful thanks for the ideas on the bits, channel locks, and most importantly the driver can't wait for my videos
Glad you enjoyed. Modifying stuff is definitely one of the best parts of this hobby!
Nice modification of the tool. Good to know.
Yeah it works really well especially on small screws like that are on the new omni Terminator.
Great tip! Thank you for sharing how to modify the driver. 🙂
Thanks for watching Glad you enjoyed!
Love your content sir. Another informative and entertaining video!
Thanks Glad you enjoy :-)
MIP bits are the way to go, would love to have that NoCry for my fields box for sure.
Yeah they are the best! The ones you saw in the video have many many hours of use on them and still basically look new.
Definitely need one of these! Tired of using my big drill lol
Yeah the big drills are pretty good but not super convenient and I found that if you're not careful they'll actually spin fast enough to melt the threads in plastic under certain circumstances.
Nice. Would love to win this (and the bits) 😊
The MIP bits won't be included in this giveaway but I definitely recommend getting them!
I've been waiting for this video since you first mentioned it a while ago. Awesome mod! Good call about getting MIP drivers. I finally bought a set of MIP hex screwdrivers after I got sick of stripping screws. I've learned that when it comes to tools, don't go cheap. Get the best ones you can afford.
Mip is definitely the way to go!
Definitely gonna get one of those shock tools I can’t tell you how many times I’ve damaged shocks trying to fix them
Yeah one of those tools that you won't understand how you live without once you get one.
Awesome fix to make that driver better for RC repairs. I like that you gave some good general rc tool recommendations as well as the tips for starting/finishing installing bolts back in by hand. I'll be saving this video for future use to mod my own driver if needed in the future. 😁
Awesome glad you enjoyed :-)
Awesome glad you enjoyed :-)
Shock pliers are definitely a must have! When i first got them i couldn't believe how easy it makes things. I have the small skil brand driver but doesnt have a clutch but the nice thing is i just turn it by hand (no power) with the driverb when im loosening at first or to tighten at the end i just go limp wrist where my wrist will just twist a bit and i stop power. I'll have to check these ones out as i like the clutch. Sometimes ill just use my dewalt drill or impact but obviously those are bigger and bulky
I also went years without shock pliers. Seems kind of silly in retrospect.
This driver definitely hits the sweet spot between power and usability in the hobby. Thanks for watching!
milwaukee m12 electric screwdriver has been my go to. I like the handle on yours.
Yeah I've tried the Milwaukee one in the past The only thing I didn't like about it was that it doesn't quite have the torque to break free really stuck larger bolts. This thing will literally twist your arm off if you're not careful.
@@DoRC I haven't needed that extra "nut bustin' torque" yet. Sometimes I'll physically twist the drill if I need more, might not be good for the bits.
@@brothertax yeah the no cry can be pretty violent but the MIP bits have held up to it so far.
Great Video!
Glad you enjoyed and thanks for watching :-)
Nicely done and thanks for sharing!
Glad you enjoyed thanks for watching :-)
Milwaukee 2505-20 drill/driver hands down the best.
Looks like a beast but does it go down to basically zero torque on the clutch? Can you install m 1.5 screws into plastic without stripping them?
@DoRC it's got torque settings I always keep it on level 2 , haven't stripped anything on my limitless or talion.
@@steveoarehero yeah most drivers are fine for 1/8 scale vehicle screws. It's the little ones on something like a grom or other 1/16 scale vehicles that our problem. Even some smaller 1/10 scale screws can easily get stripped by most drivers even on their lowest torque setting.
Another great video my friend! 👍 You always have great tips and tricks for us in the RC community and I thank you! 🙏
You're welcome!
Great advice! I have learned something today
Glad you enjoyed and thanks for watching!
looks sick. thanks for the helpful video
Glad you enjoyed and thanks for watching!
Awesome tip, thanks!
Glad you enjoyed and thanks for watching!
keep up the good work. hi from Tasmania!
Hi and thanks for watching!
cheers for reply! nice driver!@@DoRC
Love the video I've actually seen these power screwdrivers on Amazon never knew you could modify them. Thank you for the opportunity to win one from one of the best RC channels on CZcams!!!
Yeah the mod isn't too difficult but definitely better to win the one I do! Thanks for watching :-)
Love your videos, thanks!!
Thanks man Glad you enjoy!
Cool tutorials! This tools is a great help, for new people to the hobby and for experienced ones too. Thanks for sharing this kind of content, very much appreciated and informative 😊
Glad you enjoyed and thanks for watching!
Great idea
Thanks and thanks for watching!
Very cool. I have the Worx version bit it got shelved forever for the Dewalt gyro hand screwdriver.
The gyro screwdriver is good but in my experience it doesn't quite have the jam to free up really stuck larger screws. This one after the modification will go as gently as you want but will pretty much rip your arm off of you aren't careful
Been waiting on this vid for a bit 😂. Great hack! Appreciate your giveaway
I've been waiting to make it. A ton of new things came out over the last few months which kind of pushed all my other videos back a while.
That is what I always say in my vids let the driver do the bulk of the work tighten by hand the clutch is good but dont depend on it. I see why you recommend this its affordable and I like that, if you can swing the Milwaukee 2401 which the bare tool is the same price if you already have the m12 batteries it works out and its clutch is amazing and you can set it to full on drill for screwing into wood and that Like I said I appreciate you keeping it affordable I am all for that.
I haven't messed with the 2401. I'll have to give it a try!
@DoRC its a nice driver as much as this Dewalt fan boy hates to admit lol
Sweet!
Genius
Been looking for this modification!!
Your Vids Rock!!!
Thanks!
such a Great Idea on how to modify the driver!!!!! Thanks for sharing!!!
Glad you enjoyed and thanks for watching :-)
That's a wonderful video, so informative.
I have been looking for a driver that won't screw up my RC screws!
This is it.
Guess I'll have to order. And do the mod, NO CRY!!😢
Glad you enjoyed. I'll be doing the giveaway soon. Maybe hold off ordering one until that happens in case you win :-)
@@DoRC last time I won anything was the US government draft, in 1970 draft card number 13!
Off i went in summer of 71!!
@frederickgrassie3383 well at least you won something :/
Great tip!
Glad you enjoyed thanks for watching!
That's a cool mod, may have to pick one up.
Yeah I've tried a bunch of different drivers and this one with the modification is my favorite. The only downside to it is it isn't the fastest driver at full speed but it's powerful enough to try to rip your arm off at full torque.
Great video on the tools ppl mite want to get if they get in to this hobby
Thanks Glad you enjoyed :-)
I love your videos they are fantastic and I am not just saying that they are really helpful
Thanks man I appreciate it!
Great video
Thanks!
Nice tips man. I would like to try that thing.
I'll be doing the drawing soon :-)
Cool video. I own the Dewalt driver that has a gyro in it so you turn the drill to make it go in forward or reverse. The more you turn it the faster it will spin in that direction. It has very low torque settings that you can use so that it doesn't strip out screws. It was a pricy driver but it was worth it in my opinion. Always set the the torque low and finish by hand is the golden rule!! MIP bits are for sure a must have.
The DeWalt driver is good. I've used them in the past. The only issue I have with them is that they don't really have enough to work on the top end to remove really stuck larger screws. This one after modification will install the smallest of screws without stripping and will try to rip your arm off at the highest setting.
Same Ive had no issues with my dewalt I just adjust the torque setting for light use or heavy use Havent had any issues removing or installing screws
@OGPAPERBOY77 yeah the DeWalt driver is good but I found that it doesn't quite have the power for really stuck large screws.
Project farm did a comparison video with a bunch of different power drivers and the no cry came out on top with about 50% more to work than the DeWalt
@@DoRC i havent had that issue and i use my dewalt on my real cars as well 👍
@@OGPAPERBOY77 yeah it just depends on how stuck they are. Like I said testing showed that the no-cry has about 50% more torque than the DeWalt. The no-cry has enough torque that you wouldn't be able to hold on to it if it was shaped like the DeWalt.
Cool video 😎.
Thanks and thanks for watching :-)
I've got this same driver and absolutely LOVE it! A lot of power in a small package.
Absolutely! Project farm did a comparison test of a bunch of different drivers and the no product came out on top for torque:)
I just watched the video, and it did very well. My wife would agree with PF it's a little loud if I'm working on a car while we're watching a tv show. That's one reason why I picked up the Dewalt Gyro Driver, quiet, powerful, and the clutch is very sensitive for delicate screws. I still use the NoCry daily just for the amount of power it offers for removing stubborn screws and tightening wheel nuts. @@DoRC
That is slick 👍
Definitely. I've been using the modified one for a while now and it works very very well.
I was wondering what made yours preferable when modded. That’s a great tip for sure and all drills are not created equal so those number settings mean squat between brands. 😂 Keep up the awesome work, get out and bash!
Yeah the numbers are essentially arbitrary. I really like this one after modding because you can turn it all the way down to basically nothing yet at full strength it's one of the strongest drivers available. Project farm did a comparison test of a bunch of different drivers that included this one and it came out on top for torque.
Thank you for the great advice, tips and mods!
Glad you enjoyed thanks for watching!
Nice mod. I've got one of the DeWalt 12v impact drivers which has a very gentle clutch. You can drive screws into plastic on about the 4-5th setting.
Yeah the DeWalt is good though in my experience doesn't quite have as much power on the high end as this one does.
@@DoRC The DeWalt I have does up to 35 Nm apparently (DCF601D2-GB). I like the idea of this one though, so might have to find a use for one lol
@@chickenfist1554 Yeah project farm has done a couple of comparison videos on these drivers and this one always comes out on top for maximum power.
Can never have too many tools. Nice mod.
Agreed and thanks!
Great video! Been watching all your stuff lately!
Thanks Glad you're enjoying!
Thank you for this video! Going to look into that soldering machine!!
It's definitely a good one.
Thats a cool mod. I boight a cheap wally world electric driver and it had been great for my needs.
Yeah pretty much any power driver is better than no power driver. I don't think I'd be in this hobby if I didn't have power tools :-)
Great video. I'm just getting back into rc and really liked this video. Absolutely amazing hack that will help save a lot of plastic threads for ppl from stripping. Love the channel. Keep them coming.
Glad you enjoy! Welcome back. What RC are you starting back up with?
@@DoRC scx 10.3
Great tool!
Definitely is!
That’s awesome 🤩
I'm very happy with it. Thanks for watching!
Great video and a very helpful modification.
Glad you enjoyed. The drawing will be soon :-)
I’ve tried many different power drivers from craftsman to dewalt to riobi and none of them are exactly what I am looking for. Maybe I’ll give the “no cry” a try 👍
Definitely give it a try. I've run a lot of different drivers as well over the years and especially after modification this one's my favorite.
You can never have too many tools
agreed
I have terrible hand function, this would be so handy
Yeah even with good hands working on an RC car can be very tiring. Power tools help a lot!
I just bought a POPULO 4V Electric Screwdriver from Amazon, it seems ok but has a bit of a wobble that has me worried! I wish I would have seen this video first! It looks like I may need a replacement soon lol!
Yeah there is some pretty sketchy ones out there. This one fortunately is reliable and durable. I've got hundreds of hours on the one I use everyday.
Ok, ya got me sold on this! Great mod 👍
I don't think you'll be disappointed!
Amazing modification. Thanks!
Yeah it works really well!
You're like ChrisFix for RC.
Well I was a professional mechanic for 20 years so I do have similar experience.
Pretty slick mod!
For sure. It works really well!
Nice to know thanks for te info ..🤙
You're welcome and thanks for watching!
Great information. I'm new to the hobby and have been looking for a driver to use but haven't been able to figure out which one would be best. This video has been very helpful, and I would love to have one. Please keep me in mind when choosing your winner. Thanks 👍
Will do. Even without the modification it's still a great tool. You just have to be careful with smaller screws. It's got a lot of power
Really interesting modification, thanks for advice.
You're welcome and thanks for watching :-)
Good advice as always! I was just looking at the ryobi one
Check out the driver comparison on project farm. He's got a bunch of them on there and you can see how the no cry stacks up against the rest of them
@DoRC wow it's impressive! Hope I get lucky enough to win!
Awesome video thanks
Glad you enjoyed thanks for watching!
Upgraded drill💪🏻awesome let’s go😎
Heck yeah thanks for watching!
Cool video could do with one of these would definitely save me a lot of time
Glad you enjoyed and stay tuned the giveaway will be soon!
Great tips will be trying this one one of my drivers
Can't guarantee a mod will work with other brands but as long as they're designed the same it should.
Great video and modification on the driver.
Thanks!
Thank for the video I'm looking to getting one
Definitely check it out. For the price I don't think you'll be disappointed.
Awesome little mod. I checked my cheap one out the other day. It's lowest setting is super easy to stop, but the gearing sounds horrible. Lol. See how long it lasts I guess. Bought a cheap one to see if it's the kinda thing I will like or not. Been using peasant mode screwdrivers all my life on hobby stuff, so will see how this thing goes.
I don't I think you'll be disappointed. I genuinely don't think I would be in this hobby if I couldn't use power tools.
@@DoRC yeah I imagine so too. I'm bed bound after knee surgery the other day, so about to dismantle, oil (diffs and shocks), grease and loctite my new truck, so I will know very quickly how I get on. Cheers for the vids mate.