Sgrios

I've bought a Xray T2 '007. What recommended methods are you guys using to enlarge the battery slots? I'm looking for a Dremel method. I found a few last week, but when I search for them I'm having no luck. So I have searched!
Any help would be great.

wingman2

I just use a file and keep filing at a 45 degree angle on both sides until the cell sits flat with the bottom of the chassis. I try to get the cells as low as possible so that it lowers the overall centre of gravity but not so low that the cells get ripped apart going along the track! Make sure you superglue all the edges once you're happy with the position of the cells within the slots. Cheers, Chris.

Rick Hohwart

A file is your best bet. I use the DuraGrit carbide combo sander. I originally bought it for tire truing but found it the best tool I have ever used for battery slot. And it only takes a few swipes to do the job.

Sgrios

Rob, what grit did you buy? Also, where did you purchase yours?

Joel Lagace

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On the EU i simply used plumbers sand cloth and pulled it through the slots back and forth to take off the sharp edges

wallyedmonds

emery cloth

samstheman2

I also sand a a 45-degree angle to do the battery slots. A dremel works, but you need to be more careful with it.