How To Make Wooden Wheels With Bicycle Tyres

[@matthiaswandel]

I like the more casual tone of this one

[@wayoutwest-workshopstuff6299]

as oposed to my normal manic tone? : - )

[@matthiaswandel]

@@wayoutwest-workshopstuff6299 Its just more the way you would casually talk to a friend.

[@cooperised]

Of course Matthias watches this channel. One magnificently ingenious mind watching another at work!

[@grantofat6438]

@@matthiaswandel Yeah, a 4 year old.

[@ccamen]

Dave Engle, from Engel’s Coach Shop, would be proud.

[@jasonac]

Though I do imagine he would squirm and cringe watching this process as not being quite orthodox.

[@pfl240]

This is the video that I found you guys from! I remember thinking this guys is nuts... now I'm looking around my farmstead thinking, "I need a railway!" Lowe Ridge Farm

[@l_szabi]

You've quite literally reinvented the wheel! Nevertheless, beautiful work!

[@SoralTheSol]

Pipe on pipe is fine. Just give each a good sanding. The less friction it starts with the longer it will last.

[@mohammedtroy4296]

you are a very skilled man i ranked you number 1 i am a maker also tim

[@samueldougoud3289]

Wow... both work and video are remarkable. Hats off !🤓

[@09conrado]

I like how you found out that you can buy four wheels plus an undercarriage for 50p at the supermarket!

[@SamsWoodCreations]

This was the video that helped me find you all those years ago

[@Jimmy_in_Mexico]

What a beautiful practicle wheel. There is no reason not to make these for a slow buggy.

[@normanboyes4983]

That was a real pleasure to watch and listen to.😀👍

[@Toto-os7lc]

re-upload of this quality is brilliant. Thanks

[@jonnno100]

Thanks Tim.

[@paulsharpe3794]

Hi there I just wanted to say what a brilliant way to make a wheel I have a progect to make a 1/4 church bell as a training / recruitment aid

[@FlyingRivets]

great work as always! your ability to take on such different jobs always amazes me

[@nquinn91]

I'm loving these re-uploads, I never saw them the first time!

[@robertbarrett8902]

Absolutely fantastic 😅

[@Mrsstick07]

I never thought I would watch anyone make a wheel, why would I 🤔 For some reason I couldn't watch fast enough. Such a great channel. Thank you. 😊

[@tnttim1973]

Great looking wheel and the rubber tire I am sure is a great improvement over a steel band. You should sell these. I am sure some people out there may have a use. Also, they make screw on extensions for the air valves for semi truck tires. These can go from 1 inch to 4 inches. Then you can make the valve hole smaller. Keep up the great work.

[@MattBrownbill]

Yeah very good workmanship. +1 on the valve extensions, was thinking the same.

[@roycarter6235]

That is quite clever...............well done............again. I hope that Covid recovery is progressing.

[@markirish7599]

Beautiful craftsmanship and thanks for sharing

[@DianeD862]

We just love seeing the older ones even if we’ve seen them before my husband loves to see them as well especially what Tim does.GodBless.🧚‍♂️🧚‍♂️🧚‍♂️🧚‍♂️🧚‍♂️☃️☃️☃️☃️☃️☃️☃️🌈🌈🌈🌈🌈🌈

[@jonjessen]

That's impressive

[@BuzbyWuzby]

Genius! Although you can get metal valve extenders, or even make them ;-)

[@tracybowling97]

Every time you reupload a video, I think to myself "I thought I'd seen all of the videos." But really I've missed some really great episodes!

[@marekwieckowski7038]

Lovely Job Tim.

[@arty1799]

nice work.

[@jerrydempsey3490]

Tim, you never cease to amaze me. Your ingenuity and skill is wonderful. You make me proud of my Irish heritage. 👍

[@d.jerrycook2994]

nicely done...

[@ronmartinmhg2804]

They are quite beautiful. A great job.

[@wayoutwest-workshopstuff6299]

Thank you!

[@gramursowanfaborden5820]

there seems to be a wealth of old videos you've made i had no idea about!

[@Eric-nu3wh]

love your stuff

[@mrstratau6513]

nicely done

[@white_truck3820]

Thanks Tim! Great project!

[@NicoSmets]

Those wheels are amazing! The pimped out shopping cart in the end also tickles my curiosity.

[@frederickmoller]

That is so neat, Tim you are a Master Craftsman in my eyes! Thank so much for two videos in a row!

[@mischef18]

Ya wheely good at what you do bro. Cheers for taking us along while you made these. Safe travels up your way

[@lauraandedwardcannon8861]

Actually that sort of bearing was used for many years in the railway business, at least in the states. They had a pad and a box for extra oil, but basically just an upside-down U with a pipe in it.

[@careychen7275]

Adult tricycle rear wheels are designed to be supported on one side. The hubs can be ordered and you then have to build it in to a wheel. But with ll your tools, resources, and abilities what you made is quite amazing.

[@TomS-ce8hi]

Amazing!

[@jarlove]

Awesome!

[@Lee-qp6gf]

Love your engineering.

[@ItreboR63I]

Pretty darned cool. Say hello to Will for me, a fellow ex Swallow Boat employee.

[@wayoutwest-workshopstuff6299]

Will do!

[@nealroche1652]

Great work Tim. I never saw this one before. Perhaps they’ll make a nice donkey cart.

[@davekimbler2308]

Very nice ! It looks like you’ve made them before ?! Your restrictions are the same as far as the tire is concerned. Without the tires those wheels would be perfect for your locomotive drivers!

[@generalpattonpending7256]

Your an awesome craftsman, great wheels! Thanks for sharing.

[@wayoutwest-workshopstuff6299]

Thank you very much!

[@samvalentine3206]

Here here!

[@t.a.a.r.r3446]

Awesome video very infomational

[@SimonAmazingClarke]

Awesome

[@AntoineGst]

Brilliant idea 👌

[@kranzonguam]

Outstanding!! Great idea and great execution!

[@trollforge]

Wheelie well done Tim! ;)

[@wayoutwest-workshopstuff6299]

: - )

[@richardsolomon8076]

Wicked cool 😎👌

[@joethompson11]

These are brilliant!

[@Not_Dane_Heart]

Soooo useful

[@cyrildhy8993]

You need a valve extension

[@neffk]

It's pronounced "fell ee s". That's actually the only thing I know about wheels. Lucky for you, in spite of your pronunciation challenge, you've actually made quite a few wheels.

[@wayoutwest-workshopstuff6299]

I hadn't heard your pronunciation before so I had to look it up - and we're both right.

[@sergueiothonucci1638]

😃😃

[@douglasmaccullagh1267]

This is great, Tim, thank you. How much weight will you wheels be carrying?

[@diymanable]

You are a very clever little man aren't you. I find myself enjoying your videos quite often. Question did you ever get the doughnut card finished I stumble across the series of 3 videos that you put out on that build would be interested to know what the outcome was

[@wayoutwest-workshopstuff6299]

It ended up too heavy to be practical : - (

[@Piterdeveirs333]

Yeah, I know how dangerous a circular saw can be. When I was in high school the guy the hired to replace the guy they fired in woodshop cut two of his fingers off when we tried to cut a bowling pin in half. Did it right in front of the students too

[@samvalentine3206]

Eeks!

[@bigchrisrogers]

I knew a judge who lost all his fingers in a similar fashion. Locals knew him as Justice Thumbs.

[@Falney]

The axel on a bike wheel is typically 8mm while the bore for it is usually 10mm. I know it's only an extra 2mm but some times it is enough. It is certainly enough for a 4 wheeled vehicle that carries my obese, 150kg butt places. Well... The whole of me is 150kg, not just my butt. The real problem comes with the bearings.

[@eckosters]

In my next life I'm going to be Tim's apprentice (assuming he'll take on someone who has zero tool experience)

[@ianhames2465]

I think the tool that cost 12 euro is called a trepanning tool.

[@madsamsamsam]

Love it!! What did you use them on?

[@wayoutwest-workshopstuff6299]

I made them for a market stall - but that ended up weighing too much to be practical : - (

[@samvalentine3206]

@@wayoutwest-workshopstuff6299 - Where are they now, Mr. Tim?

[@jimallen9442]

Engels coach anyone?

[@karllautman]

What are these wheels for? Did I miss it?

[@wayoutwest-workshopstuff6299]

I made them for a market stall, but it ended up too heavy. I have a few ideas though for what else I might use them for though

[@4623620]

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