oh okay i thought you just drew a little bit wrong 
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ftfy
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thats not true
On one point i have to agree and that’s the power. It does pack quite the punch, even with my fat ass on. Definitely stronger than my Hobbywing esc.
Idk I think 69-420-69
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More like 420-69-5/7
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420-420-420
Joules.
Hmmm 
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omg. I’m actually so sad i missed this thread :’(
I died at “my board is going to be more waterproof than any of yours” to BRIAN! XD
reminds me of my young esk8 days when i was broke with small hubs and liying escs.
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You’re not too late, it’s hard to say if we’re in the middle or end of this
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Definitely the middle.
I don’t think that enclosure was made for nuts lol it was made for screw heads…
Normally you’d use a socket though lmao
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my question still stands idc what it made for
Maybe hold it in place with the pliers and screw the other side or did you use inserts?
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theres a bolt on the other side but theres no tool small enough to either hold the nut or screw it
You could probably get it tight enough by turning the screw on the other side, just a bit of grip with the pliers could help but it looks like the nut will bite into the enclosure as it is?
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Yeah put your pliers sideways and have the tips hold the edge of the nuts and turn the screw on the other side slowly, friction will help it not spin as it tightens. Btw that’s not a locking nut, are you locktighting?
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