Speed Shop Ep 7-The Axel Jig

@fishwithsj 4 years ago

Good lesson!!

@romystoys1 4 years ago

Great Video! Thank you

@Nero62CustomDiecast 4 years ago

Great video!! Thank you for sharing.

@pan.satyros131 3 years ago

Great Video! Just ordered the axel jig and looking forward to experimenting with it.

@xjwcurious 4 years ago

Thank you so much for this tutorial. I've seen a few YouTubers talk about the jigs, but I'm a dingbat and needed someone to explain to me the proper way to use it! Ordered mine and can't wait to start using it. Thanks again!

@cmooninfo 4 years ago

Yes, it is a very valuable lesson. Hope to stay with 'League of Speed' to watch more.

@HotwheelsBoys 4 years ago

Very interesting mate, thanks for all your hard work putting this tutorial together, I really appreciate it as this really gives us an insight to what the big league guys are doing. 👍👍

@ello8892 4 years ago

thanks a million...very very educational/technical for newbie like me...

@gnrvintagediecastracing7978 4 years ago

execellent tutorial .

@PoBoyRacing80 4 years ago

Great educational tutorial....thanks for sharing this knowledge!!! Congrats to the Lady of Speed on the Win!!!! But No General Lee, Bud? I was hoping you were gonna do one for the upcoming race. I always look forward to your video's. Greats amount of knowledge!!! But I hope your next video is on polishing "main line" axles. I need some help in that dept!!! Thanks for all the hard work!!!!

@cashmoneyboys4628 4 years ago

Hey League with wheel farming, it is necessary the build axle tubes due to bent axles correct? Or do you consider those beyond harvesting?

@tobyreinhard8604 4 years ago

How do you grafite the wheels and what are you using?

@mellow_magyar 4 years ago

Another super useful tutorial💪🔥 many thanks! I have a question: do you have any recommendations to align a slightly bent axle? It’s fresh out of the box, the wheels are great spinners, but the axle is isn’t straight.

@cutrockr-diecastracing2773 4 years ago

Another fantastic tutorial! Thanks LoS I have taken on board to just do one axle at a time, makes sense, saves rushing doing both and not getting it right! Question: I have come across chassis, when you invert to put on the jig, parts of the chassis foul, and it's a no go. What method do you use when you come across this? Cheers, grats again on the 57 Chec success, and all the best with the Chargers!