Y las medidas y el grosor de la madera debería colocarlo en el video

Job well done.. impressive! Great video and craftsmanship

I initially ignored this video because "I can weld!" (ego fully in play) . But I am glad I came back around to it as I learned that you did not use white pine 2x's and that this plan was well thought out! I'd love to see a stage 3 on this kart!!!

Please, please, consider replacing the steering shaft with one that is collapsible, at least with one, maybe two bent couplings (angled universal joints) in it.

i still have the old blue Ryobi chop saw that also have broken handle exact same spot

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Such a fun project! I’ll definitely check out more of your videos. 🎥🎉

Eric thanks for sharing your project with us, I do have a question how wide are the cross bars that screw to the rails and how wide is the steering bar? Thanks

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Hmm corners could be a L O T better though.

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lose the tunes.

Excellent, wonderful implementation and video! With the rear wheels so far out, I'd move the pillow blocks to the outside of the frame (swap the angle brackets) to lesson angular stress on the axle itself.

Great job

A career opportunity has arrived! Nice work but I think we're going to need a"beefier" model soon.

"No Welding Required" - yeah, only the whole mf workshop.

well done ,, impressive....go... go...go...vroommmmm

Can anyone who has built this chime in and tell me where to find the measurements for where the screw holes go in the wood? I have looked all over his website and emailed him but I can't seem to find it. I have the templates for the holes in the metal pieces but can't find anything for the wood. Thanks.

Hello, does someone know where the Plans to the Kart are? I can't find them on the website

It looks like every part is brand new gone are the days when as kids we used to improvise, and use any old parts we could lay our hands on it was more fun. Oh and you could have rejoined that chain link that you removed by mistake . Good job though !

Not trolling you at all but when you wreak or it breaks in halft that wood is going to be deadly in a crash.theres a reason why there made out of metal..

Plywood is somewhat safer for this, real wood can turn into a deadly spear when it breaks

Nice

Pretty good men

very impressive. Question: How do you spec out the wood that the vibration of the motor and drive doesn't tear apart the holes in the wood over time?

Hey, Nice Job!! Instead of filling the gap with washer in the front wheels, I added a spring. it gave me a little suspension!!

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I think that's a half lap joint not a dado

Don’t know if anyone has told you but the sound cuts out around 39:50

How to attract cops :O

Can you share a link to the stage 1 kit?

you dont need a lot of tools lol then machines his own timber down, I may as well go back to work if I want to hear a buzzer

As a daddy of three young girls, I am happy to tell you that this build worked just wondrously and all the young girls are just lining up to ride it!

Safety first where is your Tableau Guard

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You cut your vertical pieces too short and made it worse with the 45 angles.

that thing looks huge

At 39:47 to 42:08 there is no sound. I confirmed by trying to play this same video on my phone.

Pillow block? That looks like a flange bearing.

High speed steel, means slow speed drill. Great job.

nice build, it sounds strange listening to someone using British standards, Whitworth sizes instead of metric, should America ever go metric it will take you half a day to get the swing of it and you will be wondering why it took so long to join in with the rest of the world, I remember when the UK went metric in 1972 everyone was saying this won't work, it's a stupid idea etc, two days later, this is great, best thing since sliced bread, instant coffee and filtered cigarettes.

1100cc sport bike motor, what could go wrong.

Does pipe work OK without a muffler to add some back pressure?

My neighbor built a wooden car. Wooden wheels, wooden body, wooden steering, wooden seats and a wooden engine!? you know what It wooden go!?🤣🤣😂😂

Bought a 18mm plywood board last week, payed 50 Euro. With the actuall wood and everything prices, it is probably cheaper to buy a used car then the material for this Go Kart.

Very good! Congrats. Be safe. 👍

yay wooden!!

Pro tip: Especially on deep drill holes, if you pull the bit back a few times as you are drilling it allows the gullets of the bit to clear and avoids heating caused by friction in the hole. This is essential on the long bit which does not have the gullet all the way up and can get jammed full on a deep drill operation. Nice project and execution.