How do you make these plastic parts to be matched each other so precisely? Looks really impressive, like a factory product. Is there some secrets how to make such precise parts with just a saw?

@@oneofus8781 experience maybe beacause he is doing it for 5 years thats lots of practice

Ye mujhe de dona plz

Bhai wo engineer h .......😮

What sort of glue are you using?

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Ok l mm ni​@@ndm99999

11:57

Right bro

I'm pretty sure he used a printer for some of the smaller parts. You can see the printer lines on the sides. 7:09 for example

Well done brooo , you are really clever, you are absolutely right, the lines of the 3d printer are very clear at 7:09​. 🫡🫡@@nickw.1957

​@@nickw.1957 not 3d printed those are mostly the texture after sawing the PVC. I did the same thing different and simpler project and it definitely does that effect lok clearly

Шляпа эта машина

It's good, but still needs more work on suspension.

​@@AhmedHassan-py7rnI thought the suspension was quite cool

It’s good, but not perfect, model is RWD, haven’t suspension and detailing of the bottom

Yeah those who are suggesting on suspension improvement are correct. After all it’s an off-road suv. I mean you will feel every bumps and potholes while driving this handmade RC G-wagon. Great observation guys.

ok, that's great

...of sharing micro plastic with the world. Use metal, wood!

@@borivojetravica569 You are right. But plastic in this video had already been produced (as a plastic pipe), and now it has no way to be fully vanished from the face of the Earth (or this way already exists, but we are unaware of it because the “big business” owners don’t want to spend their money to vanish it). As a RC toy, this piece of plastic will just be kept in this man’s home for a long time. It won’t stay as a garbage here and there, in forests or rivers. But it’s a very big shame to the “big business” owners, who continue to produce plastic etc., knowing that it won’t be utilized safely. This production needs to be stopped now. We do not think about the catastrophe we make right now

@@oneofus8781 not my point ...my point is handling production of this rc, cutting, sanding etc, that fine dust of plastic is not what we can see with naked eyes... pipes can destroy in proper way, maybe.

@@oneofus8781 you can't kept micro plastic in this man's storage, not a chance.

@@borivojetravica569 now i can understand you. I was not thought about the fine dust, and answered about the whole toy. You are again absolutely right about the fine dust of plastic, it’s like a synthetic poison. But the more pipes etc. are produced, the more waste we have. No matter if they are sanded by this man, or they will be “sanded” when rubbing against pebbles in the ocean, or against each other in the dump. I think this man takes this fine dust and finds the way to utilize it, not to throw it out to the nearest river. But yes, all about plastic is very, very unpleasant. We don’t need materials like this if we want to live. Sadly the big business do. And sadly we don’t think about this problem so hard as it needs to be thought. Very important for us to know what each of us can do to solve this

Impresora 3d que no te engañen

@@alejandroolivero1131proof?

@@alejandroolivero1131 where is the proof of him using the 3d printer? Stop spreading misinformation

Even if it's 3d printed, it's still tskes skills making the 3d render and building it later​@@alejandroolivero1131

Impressive

Thanks bro❤️!

Im from FL too 😊

I am 31 and done same 😂

@@wamiikali4442 😂😂

And what are you gonna do?

​@@borivojetravica569 explode like a 💣