Simple, One Cut, Scrap Wood, Wall Mounted Bike Rack

This video is how to make a simple wall mounted bike rack from scrap wood. More information below!
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[@wendycadet2250]

*I was expecting a lot of shortcuts to be taken at this price. I was wrong. Decent quality **Latest.Bike** raker . Easy on easy off.*

[@bombaydan]

Just brilliantly simple design, thanks for sharing

[@cloa9431]

Good job slow like a promenade king in his garden good ideas 😊

[@sirarungasal3732]

what a design. amazing

[@noobmaster6074]

Clean and Smart build thanks for the idea good sir

[@TimNummy]

Thanks for the watch and comment!!

[@nordishkiel5985]

Very neat idea! I recently found out (after hundreds of pocket-holes) that the pocket-hole drillbit works a bit neater on high rpm. It´s more of a milling operation than drilling. Try it out on a piece of scrap.

[@TimNummy]

Thanks for the suggestion! This was my first attempt using one.

[@Sam-tk3hv]

called a french cleat ... just a simple fyi

[@ahyungrocks5509]

Nice! I can do this to hold a cello or guitar.

[@funksalad6661]

smart as ever

[@nefariousyawn]

Clever design. Can you do a build video on that portable workbench you're using? It's probably perfect for people setting up a small apartment workshop. Thanks!

[@TimNummy]

Haha, I just saw this - I wish I had time to be more active lately but if you're talking about the 4x4, that's super funny :) Thanks for watching!

[@melindaortiz9741]

Good work

[@glynmoore3730]

Genius. Particularly like the way the holding triangle simply hangs off the "wall wood" mount.

[@TimNummy]

Thanks! That's called a "french cleat"

[@glynmoore3730]

Thank you for the additional information, always learning.

[@andrewhillman9632]

Math.....so cool 😎

[@kevinbwillson4161]

A handyman your not painful to watch

[@TimNummy]

Care to elaborate with constructive criticism? Or just going to stick with the criticism?

[@cloa9431]

Hi all this Number!!!! Should work for the NASA good ideas simples to do and quick good I Wonder if this can hold a bike in space

[@DurisM]

Could you explain the length of the one that goes on the wall and the length of the 2 that receive the bike please? Thanks

[@tbz1551]

Very nice. Curious as to why you installed it so low, saved zero space and have a fixed gear on it so not a dirt on floor issue.

[@TimNummy]

I was simply looking for a solution to hold it as the bike doesn't have a kickstand. Saving space wasn't a requirement.

[@tbz1551]

@@TimNummy then lean it against the wall

[@B_COOPER]

@@tbz1551 dude, people like you are annoying.

[@shuttlebadminton24]

nice one, but safety reasons I would add a lock to tie the cycle and mount.

[@user-te8yi8lp9m]

Ayyy que simple

[@Georgeqaws]

That looks really good for the cable... and only works for certain bikes.

[@TimNummy]

Nice low-key criticism.

[@DurisM]

Could you give all the pieces measurements so that the bike can stand 9 inches outside the wall? Thanks

[@mikebarone2]

Very clever and exhibits your woodcraft skills. Am I an unskilled/bad environmentalist if I forgo the 3 hour project and go to Walmart, buy a wall rack for $10.99, screw it into a stud and use the rest of my 2.5 hours to ride?

[@scottswannie2500]

That’s what I was thinking, and I’m a woodworker. 😂

[@TimNummy]

It took longer to make the video than the holder and it was free. It's like only a 15-20 minute project... which is faster than I could get back and forth from the nearest Walmart anyway.

[@LinhTran-gf5yv]

Trig. class...lol 😊

[@dvdp4513]

Okay, the materials cost you zero. But all those tools, man!

[@michellecamus6328]

could you please post for me the dimensions for a 26x3 inch tire

[@1718HULK]

You should be able to make that smaller

[@paul-sm3wh]

You lost me on the white board bro. 👍🏻💪🏻✊🏻

[@T3HR3PP4]

Pythogoras' Theorem

[@777ATIVADO]

Drywall?

[@sandrochiavaroBeerCircles]

D = a•1.414 D: diagonal a: side 9• 1.414= 12.726 way faster 😜🤯

[@67spot]

So many unnecessary steps watch without sound and its hilarious how many times he put one piece of wood over another lines it up then totally removes it and drills into the bottom piece! Or stacks all the lengths up aligns them then ignores that and cuts something else very odd

[@batmanarnold]

Literally one of the worst woodworking videos I’ve seen. It was painful to watch.

[@TimNummy]

Yeah, could definitely be refined - I was designing it and building it in real time on camera. All the preliminary math was mostly movie magic 😉

[@MariahandDad]

I need help

[@raybato3782]

Its like Einstein building a simple crap bike rack

[@TimNummy]

You think I'm like Einstein???! 🤗

[@user-fh7ql6gf4v]

На глаз и все

[@user-fh7ql6gf4v]

Не чего сложного

[@bubacatbanfill2651]

you can buy wall hocks for a buck apiece

[@benjumube1457]

Now Everybady know ur tool, then teach how to use right way.

[@user-fh7ql6gf4v]

Формулы то зачем

[@granduerslater1739]

that is not simple its high level mathematics in the begining.

[@georgebush6002]

You could always build the sides a little long and then trim as needed. If you want waste less wood make a pattern using cardboard or something else cheap.

[@TimNummy]

I'm not sure what you consider high level but this is from Google... "The Common Core math standards calls for students to be introduced to the Pythagorean Theorem in 8th grade, but this lesson is low-floor enough that it could be used earlier."

[@jeannote5]

Its not for woman bike!

[@scouseaussie1638]

Over complicated crap