Bob's Your Uncle - This Is How I Bob Scale RC Crawler Beds For A Nice Result 

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You are welcome

Thank you! Cheers! Better make another!

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Thank you and also thank you for appreciating the humor

Sorry about that hehe

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Glad you enjoyed it!

Worst part is I didn’t even break anything. I mean, I kinda did but I put it back together nicely. Thanks for your unsubscribe

By the time I was 11 I already made 9 million trucks

Thanks a ton!

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Thanks for your continued viewings

Is my name on the poster first? And do I get the rights to all of the merchandise?

It’s Uncle Robert to you

Thanks so much!

It’s mostly paint can shaking. The cutting was the quick part

Awesome! Happy to be of help.

Thank you so much 😀

Good on you for even trying! Would you do it again?

@@turksandjerps I absolutely would try it again. Watching the video of you fixing the cab to be appropriate on the extracab body a few years ago made me want to at least 'bob' the bed as it seemed like a more simple way to try modding a hard body. Boy was I completely wrong on it looking easy to do,lol. Keep up the great work as you are a master to these builds.

Thank you kindly

I’m very disappointed nobody told me I have done it wrong and that using a bandsaw with a fence would’ve done it much quicker without any measuring and that I’m an idiot but I have used a table saw several times to cut beds and it works fine but it’s kind of sketchy and I don’t want to promote unsafe behavior so once again thanks for all of that sick content you do and I wouldn’t have pinched the nose on the Hilux the way you did I would’ve used a table saw.

Good enough reason to build another truck and save all of your scraps. I have boxes full of cut-offs.

Love vacuuming, I spend more time cleaning up than building trucks.

Glad it was helpful!

Thank you!

Thank you! I had very little styrene experience before RC except for model railroad structure building. If I ever have to pinch a bed again I’ll be sure to make a video.

Thank you! Cheers!

I’ll be your uncle.

More than 30 less than infinity

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Do it!

This is Small Red

You want a solvent that melts the plastic such as Plastic Weld or can go to the hardware store and get acetone or MEK

I only use my table saw for cutting bread

@turksandjerps I've done 2 on the table saw and both couldn't have come out more perfect

That's great, glad you like the video. I have a few saws in that range. I'd say the longer the better when you're bobbing or cutting the width of a body. Helps for an easier cut.

Whichever one came with it. Wish I knew more info

Updated the description with supplies. If I missed something let me know

@@turksandjerps Thank you very much!

​@@turksandjerps did the MEK substitute come in that applicator/brush bottle, or is that something you did yourself?

@@JPWirt I get it in a gallon can at the hardware store. This brush applicator bottle was from a hobby sized bottle of plastic weld that I refill with MEK as needed.

@@turksandjerps perfect! Thanks again and great tutorial. I like that you used the deleted section to reinforce the joint.

Thanks the glue isn’t glue it’s a solvent that melts the plastic to form the bond. It’s MEK substitute but acetone works too

This was already a commissioned work but I may be open to doing another. It's best to contact me on Instagram. Thanks

How did you know!?

AND your wrist will hurt

That’s awesome. I’m glad this was helpful. Happy cutting.

I’ve done lots of Mojave II beds. Easier than this bed, less detail on bed floor.

Measure once, cut twice

MEK substitute. It melts the plastic and welds it together

I often wonder if this is actually patience or just obsession. I’m very impatient. Reason why I don’t hunt or fish or golf or leave home and so on. But thanks!

Other way around! She’s the one that steels them from my hobby room.

That was the idea!

Thanks!

Appreciate it!