Good simple design More reinforced then what we use to build as a kid, using 3 2 X 4'S With spike axles and lawn mower tires . I am going to try it. for the kids.
Good luck with the build. After racing it I realized you don't need a lot of play in the steering see here for what happens with loose steering. ruclips.net/video/F_J8wOJ3GoM/видео.html
You should! Tip make sure the bolt holding the front axel is tight and there is not a lot of play. The faster you go the less steering you need. Check out the race with the peace and love soap box here: ruclips.net/video/F_J8wOJ3GoM/видео.html. He had a loose front end and couldn't control the speed wobble.
The mitre saw wasn't connected nor was the top port on the table saw however the main table saw dust port was connected to a shopvac. I've been working on dust collection lately.
I had to google the Philippines wooden scooter race as I've never heard of that before. Looks like fun. A wooden scooter might go faster than a soap box as there are two less wheels slowing you down.
So satisfying watching you cut the wood!
LOL! thanks for watching
Good simple design More reinforced then what we use to build as a kid, using 3 2 X 4'S With spike axles and lawn mower tires . I am going to try it. for the kids.
Good luck with the build. After racing it I realized you don't need a lot of play in the steering see here for what happens with loose steering. ruclips.net/video/F_J8wOJ3GoM/видео.html
Awesome build. Totally hope to build one of these for my boys some day.
You should! Tip make sure the bolt holding the front axel is tight and there is not a lot of play. The faster you go the less steering you need. Check out the race with the peace and love soap box here: ruclips.net/video/F_J8wOJ3GoM/видео.html. He had a loose front end and couldn't control the speed wobble.
Awesome build and the best sounds like "paper planes by M.I.A."
Thanks for watching
I notice with the dust extraction nozzle of your machines, they are not connected, to any dust extraction equipment.
The mitre saw wasn't connected nor was the top port on the table saw however the main table saw dust port was connected to a shopvac. I've been working on dust collection lately.
What are the specs of the axle that you used? Size, length, etc.
I used two 1/2" x 28" steel axles.
Watch the Philippines wooden Scooter Race can you make one of them
I had to google the Philippines wooden scooter race as I've never heard of that before. Looks like fun. A wooden scooter might go faster than a soap box as there are two less wheels slowing you down.
What wheels did you use
8in wheels with steel hub. amzn.to/30Bvxyw (affiliate link)
What size axle did you use I might make on too :)
I used 1/2 inch steel rods for axles.
@@Woodified Thank you so much, I plan to build one of these over Christmas break its gonna be my first moving woodworking project!
Have fun building. If I can help out with any other questions let me know.
Do you have a cut list?
I don't have a cut list but the video has the dimensions noted in the video that you can use to make a cut list.
00:14 “ker”
You have a good ear. Thanks for watching.
11:26 lol splinter
Yup! The edge of the plywood got me.