Review on 🚚 UGEARS Wooden Model Truck with Propulsion by Robert Cooper

Neither Rome nor my UGM-11 were built in one day. I filled out about a page of assembly instructions a day. And yes, pictures say more than a thousand words. The fit of the parts is perfect. And the quality of the material is great! I'll go as far as to say that this is a good example of why an engineer gets a lot of money. The type of installation is left up to the client. For example: I've inserted most toothpicks by "gently" inserting them into my small {7.2 volt} cordless drill and literally screwing them into the hole. Yes, I broke a few, but this method worked great for me. In addition, grinding pliers, especially gears, is very important for smooth operation. The nail file works wonders here. I used a birthday cake candle to wax the supporting surfaces. I simply trimmed the wick and applied it like a colored pencil. The tools and gauges supplied by the manufacturers are a plus and make the project a lot easier. So use common sense. There's no reason to "shoot from the hip"; Just follow the instructions.ds