Originally posted by rc-zombies
with the graphite parts...the chance of stripping the threads is less compared to the usual plastic parts... I use a variable speed driver at it's slowest speed....
and next to the lowest torque setting... with normal plastics parts..it's all elbow grease...
Yeah, I'm just saying it's not something I generally recommend.
I used to use one on my Pro2 & RS4 Racer2 without any problems, but I wouldn't tell someone here, or walking out of the hobbyshop to use one unless they know exactly what they are doing, which I'm sure you did.
From my time working in a hobby shop, I've seen quite a few kids using dad's electric screwdriver and stripping the heads, the threads, or the plastic.
