Typhon Tool kit for 3s line?

[Blazerguy77]

I am starting to get tired of the included hex tools in my car and wanted to get a kit, but I’m worried I won’t get the right size, any kits that work on the arrma typhon 3s? It would also be good if it was on Amazon

 

[KvConivore]

MIP, 1.5mm 2.0mm and 2.5mm is pretty much all you need.

 

[Blazerguy77]

MIP

Thanks for the replie, but I was looking for something a bit cheaper ?

 

[Exc3l]

Bhondus is good but mip is better

 

[KvConivore]

Thanks for the replie, but I was looking for something a bit cheaper ?

No problem but I learned in this hobby, cheap doesn't last....

 

[Blazerguy77]

MIP, 1.5mm 2.0mm and 2.5mm is pretty much all you need.

Thanks for quoting the sizes, I’m sure I can find something that suits my need now

 

[jondilly1974]

I had good luck with the Neewer hex drivers from Amazon. They aren’t MIP quality, but if you’re careful with them they will last a while.

Neewer - Set of 4 Hexagonal Screwdrivers Made of Titanium Nitride with Coloured Handles.Compatible with 1.5, 2, 2.5 and 3mm Screws. https://www.amazon.com/dp/B00CP2GGBI/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_i_GL5EFbDW0V65J

 

[Blazerguy77]

I had good luck with the Neewer hex drivers from Amazon. They aren’t MIP quality, but if you’re careful with them they will last a while.

Neewer - Set of 4 Hexagonal Screwdrivers Made of Titanium Nitride with Coloured Handles.Compatible with 1.5, 2, 2.5 and 3mm Screws. https://www.amazon.com/dp/B00CP2GGBI/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_i_GL5EFbDW0V65J

I think ima go with these ones, they on Amazon and a great price, thanks

 

[Exc3l]

Drill or dremel? I have to decide. Im getting a good deal one one. I will make sure im carefull with not stripping the threads

 

[Blazerguy77]

Drill or dremel? I have to decide. Im getting a good deal one one. I will make sure im carefull with not stripping the threads

I recommend drill since that’s what I use, but make sure to do it 90% by drill then hand tighten the rest, that way you can make sure not to strip the plastic

 

[jondilly1974]

Drill or dremel? I have to decide. Im getting a good deal one one. I will make sure im carefull with not stripping the threads

Get the DeWALT gyro driver with a clutch. This will prevent you from stripping screws. Also you can use the electric driver to drive screws until the clutch slips and then finish by hand without putting the tool down. It’s super efficient.

 

[Exc3l]

this one?

 

[jondilly1974]

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this one?

That’s the one.

 

[parcou]

Thanks for quoting the sizes, I’m sure I can find something that suits my need now

See if these prices will work for you...

https://www.arrmaforum.com/threads/good-tool-bundle.28381/post-393620

 

[MSgt Granite]

I've used these for several years...

Dynamite Machined Hex Driver Metric Set, Red, DYN2904

 

[skids929]

Get the DeWALT gyro driver with a clutch. This will prevent you from stripping screws. Also you can use the electric driver to drive screws until the clutch slips and then finish by hand without putting the tool down. It’s super efficient.

JD---How is this drill overall? I just got the Metabo one and sending it back complete crap. The trigger is on/off actuator like a light switch. I want something I can be delicate with. My question with this dewalt is do you eventually get used to the Gyro feature? Seems cool but odd to me.

 

[Exc3l]

Im just going to get a ryobi drill because im bout to move so it gonna help with the moving nd with the rc cars!

 

[jondilly1974]

JD---How is this drill overall? I just got the Metabo one and sending it back complete crap. The trigger is on/off actuator like a light switch. I want something I can be delicate with. My question with this dewalt is do you eventually get used to the Gyro feature? Seems cool but odd to me.

It’s odd at first but then becomes second nature. I will say it’s probably not for everyone. But it is very sensitive and variable speed. It will creep or blast depending on gyro input.

 

[Sean 1978]

Been using protek tools. They seem decent willing to bet MIP is better but the protek have been going strong for 8 months now with no sign of wear. My first tool kit from Dynamite lasted about 3 months before showing some wear and now they are next to useless. MIP will be next if the Protek wears out.

 

[Roadkill69]

Just got some new MIP 1/4 drive for my screw gun and some MIP hand drives