Hobbypark RC Car Stand Work Station with Weight Repair Workstation Aluminum Alloy 360 Degree Rotation Lift Or Lower for 1/12 1/10 1/8 Scale (Titanium)

My husband loves this car stand. He said it was easy to build and makes it easier to do work on his RC cars. The ease of use, ability to move it up and down efficiently, and overall quality is great. I'm so glad I went with this slightly bigger one versus some smaller ones I've seen for sale. His biggest car (traxxas revo 3.3) just fits on it, but not perfectly. Still gets the job done though. The height on the stand is great. This pics show his Traxxas Slash on it. He's really picky and has told me 100 times since Christmas how great this thing is.

This stand is a solid one. It looked a lot larger in the picture. It's a bit small for most of my cars and trucks. But again, they are 1/8th and 1/5th scale trucks. So as far as a sturdy product, it is a good stand. Well out together and sturdy

At first when you look at the box, you will seem disappointed as this item looks larger in the ad. It needs to be assembled, yes, and if you have a hard time, there are videos. I only had difficulty assembling the bottom portion, there is a bottom plate and there is also a weight that needs to be included with bottom assembly, not a big deal but the holes were not machined properly so I had to flip the weight around a couple times then realized it won't happen unless I open one of the holes up, I did it and it went together. I used a blue loctite on mine as it is a medium strength and I don't see the need for anything stronger, it's only holding a RC car/ truck. Upon completion of the stand, Yes, I did add the holes knock out stickers to the bottom) I noticed mine wobbled a bit back and forth, I thought possibly it was the post but it was not. I took it to a perfectly flat surface, taking out my light to shine under and noticed the bottom plate was not even. Had to take it out to the garage and into my vise along with a shop rag in the vise to keep it from getting scratched. after 15 minutes of lightly bending, pulling on the different angles, I finally got it to lay flat. Note: Don't use the allen screw to keep the post from spinning, I went into my RC screw set and found ( 2 ) round head screws with the same thread that were about an inch long, you could go longer, This is much easier to just turn with hand to lock up post.

Great quality, arrived on time!

Fits my wife's modified 1/12 rock racer and my 1/10 (more like 1/8) Axial Yeti with no issues. Very sturdy and good in high adjustment. No instructions so use the "product photos" here in Amazon to help you have a clear idea on how to piece it together (not hard).

Great stand

The build and feel looks very sturdy. I thought it was one of those stand that rotates, bit it doesn't. I can't use it for my traxxas UDR which us the reason I bought it. I already fully assembled it and sticked the magnet and foams so I just feel it's not fair to return it no more. I'll just keep it. I may be able to use it to display my other RCs. Just FYI, it doesn't rotate. Once locked by the screws, it is fixed that way. Perhaps, it was made this way.

Looks great does not come with instructions but installation is self explanatory just make sure that you use blue thread locker so your bolts dont back out. Holds 1/10 scale arrma big rock perfectly.