RC Workbench develops structured checklists and service documentation alongside real teardown, inspection, and rebuild work on high-end RC cars.The goal is simple: remove guesswork, reduce costly mistakes, and apply a professional inspection mindset to RC ownership.Built by a professional mechanic with decades of experience.
All RC Workbench resources follow the same lifecycle:
inspect before you buy, then service and maintain methodically.
Before any service or upgrade work makes sense, the condition of the vehicle needs to be assessed properly.This free checklist documents the inspection process used to evaluate used RC cars before purchase, adapted from protocols used in high-end automotive applications.
Chassis, drivetrain and suspension inspection points.
Electronics, wiring, fastener checks
Signs of normal use versus abuse and neglect
Common red flags that turn a "good deal" into an expensive rebuild.
It is intended as the first step in a structured inspection and service workflow.
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Once a vehicle has been properly assessed, service and maintenance work can be approached methodically.A structured, model-specific service checklist is currently in development,
designed to be used alongside long-form RC Workbench teardown videos.The service checklist will document:
• Detailed service and inspection checkpoints
• Parts references and wear considerations
• Baseline setup and tuning notes
• A repeatable workflow to reduce oversight during reassembly
Email subscribers will be notified when this documentation is ready.Each service checklist is developed for a specific RC platform,
rather than as a generic, one-size-fits-all guide.
RC Workbench documents mechanical processes as they are applied in practice.Resources are released only once they reflect a complete, repeatable, and defensible workflow.
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