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you're now ready to make a pvc/plastic bike

it's gorgeous!

Are you telling us that wood and glue is more organic and durable than steel?

Nice project!

Wood? Hardly organic. But I suppose finding a bike-shaped branch wouldn't be easy. Mostly glue and epoxy, but interesting just the same.

His selling point is it's "sustainable" because it's wood? What about all those metal tools required to make it? 😆 Gotta match?

Hola buen trabajo podrías a ser vídeos de paso a paso y que materiales utilizas gracias

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Beautiful work 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼

I think it's a good idea to use wood instead of carbon fiber reinforced plastic which is much harder to recycle.

I'm sure you'll learn how to make it if you'll read woodprix instructions from cover to cover :)

I made it too few weeks ago. Want to know how ? just look for woodprix website.

Hi fellows. I think you need to take some time and take a fast tour on woodprix website to learn how to make it.

How did you make the hole for Handel bars

How did you do the hole for Handel bar

Cool video. The part I like the best is when then bunny came out.

How heavy this frame?

What kind of glue did you use to get good resistance?

inteligente e inovador, parabéns pelo trabalho fantástico.

you sell pictures like these?

Great job, nice workshop but...only three videos, it's a shame! I'm sure we are a lot to expect more and great videos from you! Thanks for sharing!

Good job. Very nice looking bike. But its more like Wooden Frame instead of wooden bike.

you inspired me! thanks for good video!

Ciao Zhang Chin, grande lavoro, mi puoi dire che tipo di legno ha utilizzato? che tipo di colla si usa?

can you tell me what is the price for this bike?

how heavy is the bike? cheers

Wow, wood, you believe it.!

Wood is not a good choice at all, and cost of trees is not good choice for them. It is like the CFLs energy saver bulbs, they claim they were greener but in reality they did more harm than the ok'd 100W bulb and then came LED true energy saver bulbs and it is the same for your wooden bike, how many trees will it cost and how safe would a wooden frame be when left in the back garden or shed.

Hey ;) I got two points might consider while building your bike.. do as you like.. but: 1. The place where the cracks set is mounted is in high stress all the time especially if you are rocking up the hill.. If I can tip what brakes first on your construction it would be this place. 2. second the place you mount the upper part of rear fork makes it the weakest point of the tube and will most likely bend on heavy load. .. The seat post doesn't reach that point (I suppose) so the tube stays there alone. The upper part of the rear fork is constantly pushing on it from back side.. while the weight of the biker adds more energy to that in "ideal" angle stressing the tube even more there. If you take in to account that the lower base of the frame is severely interrupted by the crank set hub , meaning there is not much support from it the seat tube suffers even more. And so it will bend at that spot. ..and the frame will brake "again" where the crank set is mounted. As I said take it or leave it ;) it is up to you

wonderfull man, i need one here... but, can u send me that to Peru??... how much will be the cost??

good concept this is the same reason skate boards are made out of laminated wood and no one questions why that hasn't transferred over to other things that need to be light and durable.

Great!

looks awesome. nicely done. great video editing to :D

Hey man awesome bike, I really wanna build something just like this can you give me some tips on how you jointed some of the parts?

Very Cool :D Is there any plans for this ? If there is i'm going to make it in woodshop <3

Zheng Excellent piece. would you be willing to share your design? I'm looking to build up my first wood bike thanks.

Very good bike, congratulations, that wood is?

Great song, great job... GENIOUS!!!

Cutting down trees is sustainable if the forest is managed, and replanted.

More sustainable? Cutting down our trees is sustainable? What is the true environmental impact of your machines to make the frame? Do those tools come from sources that have less impact on the environment? What impact does the glue manufacturing process have on the environment? Look at the big picture and learn about the real bottom line of your process compared to a regular bicycle.

it,s very beauty bike but i have two questions what kind of wood you are use, and what that material u but inside the wood, that black roll in the minute of 1:13 and for what? thanks very much for your replay

Very nice!!! I'd love to ride a wooden bicycle some day and maybe own one!!

Creio que para um melhor fortalecimento do quadro indico passar resina em vez de verniz para madeira. além de proteger a madeira da um acabamento muito mais bonito.

impressive work

Cool to see you didn't just stop at one frame and your evolution of the original design has carried on. Well done, keep up the good work. I like the addition of the steel elements are both structural and aesthetic.

What lengths of wood did you use on the top and bottom glue-lam assemblies?

What real work of Art From A Real Craftsman, Great Work

That's a cool-looking bike

Wow, so cool to see it take shape from sawn wooden planks into that beautiful work of art, lovely choice of wood colours too. Does the home cut beech wood ply fair better than the shop bought marine ply?

Would love to get a copy of that A1 printout so I could build this, such a nice shape and so nice to see it take shape from pieces of ply-wood. How did you fix the drop-outs into the frame? As the ply will be horizontally laid, side clamping would have the issue of forcing the laminates apart.