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Exactly. Once you cut a groove it will break along. Dont know how it works with curves but I would start with all straight lines and working out the rest by hand. Even with a cutterknife it is very nice to do carving or cutting off bits and pieces.

Kydex is a brilliant material. Better you do waterjet cutting then using a lasercutter. Did it once with the laser and it was a big mess. But for a single piece, cut it by hand. It breaks easy after using a cutter knife along the coming edges. Bend it after cutting and it will nicely break along this cut. With a hot air gun and not too much temp, you can warm it up until it feel like leather. Put it in shape and let it cool down.

Five kits are left so far... half is gone already. Just saying ; )

Very weird story and let you guys be this a lesson. I sent some supernice rc parts to a fella guy to UK in March. The sending came back to me in mid of June to pick up at my local post office. It was a bit crumpled, had a lot of new R.M. stickers on it but I was glad to got it back. Because of the rigide content I did not care about possible damage. It was a day or so before a business trip and following holidays, so I asked my man in UK if it is okay to re-send the parts after that time. So then yesterday I finally opened the box and wow, no parts inside. After careful observation I saw that it was rip opened and well closed again, really well done. Now I can tell you guys, if you find yourself in a similar situation, check your sendings immediately at the post office. That would have saved me a good amount of money. But my props are going out to the very relaxed men in UK who counts this as a "those things that happened" case. I had another experience lately when someone was hardly blaming me because custom office took their time as they can do.

You know what! I was sitting the last two hours with fusion360 just to see you share your files, including the front battery tray I just made myself. LOL It is very generous of you that you share this files for free.

Aw.. of course. DF03 are the one with larger diameter. All the rest should fit the same shaft.

Hey cool slipper mod. Tamiya slipper clutches mostly are the same now and TD4 is a precious gift only because of transmission parts : ) DN1 slipper pressue plates have a larger diameter then new ones, isnt it?

Ooops. Keep my mouth close. Just mentioned it is a US based thing. European here. I leard other time periodes back at my studies.

well, the design is the same, no? not writing Nike on a fake Airmax is not enough to be a different shoe. a company does have rights on a design. no matter if it is named after it or not.

Someone have a spare one for me please? Full tree or single parts are welcome. Thanks in advance.

Penguin UK does them too

Exactly.

@Tizer How is going? : (

3D Bavaria is top notch. Did a LOT of stuf there.

Ahw, did not read your post well. Seems like there never was a shell, mostly the Parma Tomcat was used and it fits well. Some parts are indeed Top Force such as steering arms and c-hubs.