They are just stands that you plop your mini bases on with some sticky tack so you can hold them while paining. You could also just glue a magnet to the top and another to the underside of the mini base and do it that way. Like this guy on Reddit using champagne corks. www.reddit.com/media?url=https%3A%2F%2Fi.redd.it%2Fpd6g3nnpx6l61.jpg

@SchleyWorkshop Glad I could help!

@@SchleyWorkshop What are you making?

@shankarpariyar7333 Search Amazon for "Chainsaw toy." There's a ton of these. Also, the "moving chain" is made of a very soft, flexible rubber. It moves, but is not dangerous in any way unless you decide to eat it for some reason?

The whole top comes off to expose the bridge. Check out more picks in my Instagram and you will see. All the wiring and switches are also accessible. The whole thing is modular.

Glad I could help! Good luck!

Glad I could help!

Thanks for the feedback!

@creatively_cursed4311 Well I AM a doctor...and a lawyer...and an engineer....or AM I? LOL! THANKS SIR. High praise, but I've seen your work. YOU SIR...You are the one with the "Zen like" concentration.

De nada. Fue mi placer.

Thanks! A few more things to do before I take the "Beauty shots" for the contests, but pretty much done.

@MrVoidbringer2002 Thanks! I'm putting a few Easter eggs in it as well. Check out the lighting if you get a chance. As always, I'm open to any questions you have about how I made it.

@scottjondansteve9343 Funny you should say that. This is actually just my home office (writing desk). I usually work in my garage, but the weather has cooled down so I will be relocating there again soon. This space is WAY too small for me. My garage work.area is massive by comparison.

@@bots2beasts The space you have is still far more than has ever been afforded to me. I have no garage anymore since we moved, there would be space if members of the household would respect I have asked for a certain space to not be a dumping ground (like the rest of the house) and not to put anything down on my "models". 5 years of repeated asking, pleading, shouting, apologising for shouting, agreeing they will keep an area for me to work- lasts a day or so then the cycle repeats (it's about a 10 month cycle). Well that was until the other day, where i find my cool little robot crushed underneath a bag that was full of wife's random crap that had been packed up in a random Lidl bag instead of being sorted though and put away/disposed of like any normal person would. along with jackets, random boxes and other sh*t on my workspace. I removed every part of model making anything from the house and chucked it in the bin, I'm done. New project- Find a flat and move out, I'm sick of the disrespect. Thanks for reading, love your models, New sub here!

@scottjondansteve9343 I used to carry an aluminum cigar tube that had everything I needed to sculpt a 28mm miniature. Not that you're asking for my advice, but it's all about consolidation and efficiency. I generally try to work with as little as possible to limit how much tools, materials and space I need. Some projects just call for me to throw that out the window, but learning to work with what you've got develops your ingenuity and creativity.

@@bots2beasts That's the thing, bud. I wasn't taking up much space at all, I've scaled back and down sized my once grand plans so many times. I'm done, it's not meant to be. Bins get collected today anyway, everything is gone. I'll enjoy going back and watching your videos.

@@scottjondansteve9343 Good luck with your future endeavors and Thanks for watching!

Yeah, I've noticed on the Drill specifically, it charges fine, but it does this weird thing where I can't get it to turn on unless I plug it in and then pull the cord out. Not sure if that is a thing. Try it and see if it works. I though mine wasn't charging either and then I figured that out. Its the weirdest thing. I will need to go back to the instructions and their support site to figure it out. The grinder, is a different story, but, as I suspected, if you don't have the correct charging cable and base then you are SOL. So I can never ever lose it or damage it. There are a few things I didn't like, and a few I did. Its a toss up. I am hoping I can find another brand or they will improve the design of these. I like the idea and the look, but a few things in the execution are lacking.

My engraver did the same thing. I am pretty upset right now. I have also been reading and viewing reviews (mostly negative). Wish I knew before I spent all that $$$. I'll be bashing these in another video soon. No time at the moment.

@@bots2beasts I have bashed the product in multiple youtube videos already. I understand your feeling… especially since you bought two different garbage devices from arrowmax.

@SNOW-mt3yt I will say that anything is possible within the limitations of what you are willing to do to accomplish it. That said, it's just painted or printed s on the plastic. I'm using mine for a project so I don't mine sanding mine off because I will be repainting it. You may want to try some kind of plastic safe paint remover or just rubbing it with a sponge and warm soap and water. Just be careful of the electronics which are all in the red part of this thing.

@@magmapixel8627 Thanks

Thanks. I just hope I can finish it in time.

Lol that’s me

You know it

@wantanamera Not 100 percent sure, but my first guess would be yes. Whether or not it can go through glass has more to do with the bit ( or tip) that is used, but at a high RPM I bet it could. I would hedhe my bets on the grinder/etcher doing a job like that over the drill unit.

@user-gb3dz8nv6j Do you mean the 3 headed creature from the Legend of Zelda series? If so, do you mean the "modern" version? ...and, if so, do you mean to ask if I can hand sculpt it or make a 3d digital STL model of it?

I've posted the rules in several Discords. Andy's included (I think?)

@QujinComicArt SOooo Sorry I completely ignored your question..YES! I am making Alll of those into war turtles and I've already purchased some larger ones to .ake into Carriers and Dreadnaughts. The carriers will have tiny birds with little cockpits guns and bombs strapped to them.

@QujinComicArt SOooo Sorry I completely ignored your question..YES! I am making ALL those into war turtles and I've already purchased some larger ones to make into Carriers and Dreadnaughts. The carriers will have tiny birds with little cockpits guns and bombs strapped to them.

@@bots2beasts no problem It will be cool to see how the others come out Bots

@jeffkraus1457 Good question. I'm going to assume you mean the removable light as that is the only thing that is powered. I couldn't honestly say. I don't use it too often, but it's nice to have as an option, and removing it is also a nice feature as it lessens the weight. It has certainly lasted me long enough to do any tasks I have performed (over a couple hours). If I had to guess, I'd estimate it to be at least 3+ hours? I can fully charge it turn it on and see when goes out and follow up?

@@bots2beasts Thanks much!

Well it ran for over 3 hours straight on the low setting and I had to go to sleep so I stopped my stopwatch function on the phone sooo...Yeah, it runs a long time with a full charge. It could probably go longer. I'm pretty confident it could do the same in bright mode too. Too bad "Project Farm" doesn't test this kinda Hobby Stuff. LOL! Maybe someday if/when I'm rich I'll give it a shot.

See the video! 😃 kzbin.info/www/bejne/nqndgKyArs1rq6sfeature=shared

I just used generic Creality branded replacements. Do an Amazon search for Creality stuff. That's what I used since it's kind of a clone of one...ish.