Awesome product from Trinity!
10-13-2003, 01:31 PM
#1
Tech Fanatic
Thread Starter
Awesome product from Trinity!
I was just looking on Trinity's website and saw they had a bunch of new products they're releasing at the Hobby Visions show in Vegas next week. Well one of those products is amazing... "No Brainer" Body Post Markers! You'll never have to struggle trying to mark where exactly the holes in your body will go. For only 10 bucks, no r/c tool box should be without these.
Apparently they will work on any car with standard body posts.
I'm definitely buying a set
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Here is what it says on Trinity's website:
Apparently they will work on any car with standard body posts.
I'm definitely buying a set
.Here is what it says on Trinity's website:
No set of R/C tools will be complete without these handy new body mounting accessories. Take all the guess work out of marking body mounting holes in you new painted body. Simply place these post caps on your body posts, position the body where you want it and push down. The "No Brainer" body post markers will dimple the body where you should drill your holes. No excuse anymore for misaligned bodies.... it's a no brainer! Markers fit most popular body post sizes.
TRI30003 - 'No Brainer' Body Post Markers - $9.99
Available Now
TRI30003 - 'No Brainer' Body Post Markers - $9.99
Available Now
10-13-2003, 04:24 PM
#3
what happend to putting $0.01 of paint on top of the post?
Sands
Sands
10-13-2003, 04:53 PM
#4
How about marking where the posts go with a marker before painting???
10-13-2003, 05:40 PM
#5
I guess I'm the only one that cuts the body and drills all the holes before masking and painting.
10-13-2003, 05:42 PM
#6
Tech Master
I use my OTT-light(fluorescent lamp) under the body(this is of course on a painted body) and mark the bodypost if I get a body that hasn't been fitted before it's painted. Normally I just fit my bodies before I have them painted.
10-13-2003, 06:30 PM
#9
Tech Apprentice
just wondering wouldnt those nice sharp things scratch up your paint if you had to move it a bit. 
i just drill the hole b4 i paint the body.
i just drill the hole b4 i paint the body.
10-13-2003, 06:30 PM
#10
Tech Master
True corey, just slap that bad boy 2.0 on and Wham-O, body is now mounted! I like taking plus or minus 15 minutes to square up my body on the car. Oh and I use the very-fine sharpie tip to mark the dotz.
10-13-2003, 08:43 PM
#11
They do look interesting. Should make things alot easier. But what if lets say like with the Alfa 2.0 the rear window is so curved that you have to offset the posts to make them work? Get them to be straight that is.
Nice to see another fellow Sooner Fan. GO OU!!!!
Later,
Nice to see another fellow Sooner Fan. GO OU!!!!
Later,
10-13-2003, 09:13 PM
#13
Tech Master
Originally posted by CRASH
They do look interesting. Should make things alot easier. But what if lets say like with the Alfa 2.0 the rear window is so curved that you have to offset the posts to make them work? Get them to be straight that is.
Nice to see another fellow Sooner Fan. GO OU!!!!
Later,
They do look interesting. Should make things alot easier. But what if lets say like with the Alfa 2.0 the rear window is so curved that you have to offset the posts to make them work? Get them to be straight that is.
Nice to see another fellow Sooner Fan. GO OU!!!!
Later,
10-14-2003, 12:07 AM
#15
Tech Fanatic
Thread Starter
Originally posted by Rod M
I run a Tamiya and if you get the Tayima body shells they come pre marked for the holes,
I run a Tamiya and if you get the Tayima body shells they come pre marked for the holes,