Friends, after reading the comments, I saw that many are outraged that I allegedly wasted my time and money. Many people are pleased to just do things with their own hands, yes they may not be perfect, but they bring more emotions than purchased ones! So time has nothing to do with it and money too.
Ideas where you take something used and bound for the dump and make it into something practical is always going to be an 11 out of 10 with me. Fantastic job!
@@hand_craft you wouldn't happen to have any ideas on a DIY computer desk that requires minimal supplies, would you? When I say minimal, I mean that I do not have a welder.
@@cbizkit84s61 I haven't thought about a simple and cheap computer desk yet, but in my thoughts and dreams I have an idea to make a table with a built-in computer and preferably from improvised materials)
I give you an 8 for the idea and putting it all together. I already have a wheel barrow and i dont have a welder so i probably wont be making one. A 50 gallon barrel would probably make a nice one to.
I have been critical of dangerous DIY modifications of power tools, but this is a very safe and practical idea. It is well and skillfully constructed, and with such skill, you could turn your hand to many similar projects. I unfortunately don't have the skill or equipment to produce anything like this. But in watching these videos , while we may not copy the project, we often can get new ideas for projects we have in mind. One I want is a paint stirrer (not one which where you have to take the lid off and use a drill with a paddle). This is messy, especially with a full tin but one where we can gently shake or rotate the tin (with the lid on) before we are going to paint. I won't touch a mains power motor (from an old washing machine, etc) as to get it wrong, it can mean electric shock as our mains voltage is 250 volts. I have been electrocuted once before.. But I will use a 24-volt old lawn mower motor once I figure out how to do it. It would be great if when preparing to paint, to put the paint tin on a gentle mixer, leave it for 30 minuets or so while setting everything else up, come back to well mixed paint ready to apply.
I watched to follow your fabrication. Always looking for new ideas or techniques. Do not let the "outraged" discourage you. Sure it is easier & considering time it is more cost effective to buy, but they do not understand the satisfaction one gets from designing, building or just repairing an item. I wonder if the "hobbies" they have are a financial plus. Stay well, Joe Z
Well, Sir, I think your idea is wonderful! Landfills and transfer stations are filled with things that could have another life as a useful object. You are to be commended for your skill and ingenuity! God bless you and keep on keepin' on!
I love it when someone makes something from materials that are about to go in the dump, and turns it into something useful. It is easy to go to the hardware store and buy a wheelbarrow, but where is the fun in that? I applaud anyone who can recycle materials rather than send them to the landfill. For those who say something negative I have a couple of questions. How would you make it better? If you have an idea to make a better version, why don't I see it on TH-cam?
It’s a unique idea. You were very skilled in the designing and building of it. It looks good and performs well. Now I do have a welder, and I am pretty good at various construction techniques, and will agree that it’s fulfilling to stand back and say, hey I built that. But, I would probably just buy one and use my skills for something that I need and can’t buy. Actually though, I have a two wheel cart that I pull behind my garden tractor that is my go to hauler, even though I also have a wheelbarrow. But still nice job, very well done and I hope it work’s great for your needs. It all comes down to the skill and creativity, not necessarily the project.
Building something just for the sake of building it can bring great satisfaction to the builder. The first time using a tool or piece of equipment you have built is down right thrilling. Yes part of it may be over built ! And part of it may be likely to fail. But it is repairable, and that leads to another cellabration of accomplishment. Imagine what Henry Ford would feel if he could see the progress of the Ford vehicles of today. The value of an item is seen by the eyes of the viewer ! If you view everything with negativity, your life is going to be a stinky mass of crap !
Who cares about negative comments. People who make negative comments should read the writing of "Desiderata" and perhaps live their lives to reflect those writings. The children enjoying getting a ride in the barrow makes it a worthwhile project that cancels out any Grinch like comments. It is your time not theirs so let them be an ostrich with their head in the sand and if they take time to make a barrow they can transport the sand to bury their negative comment thought filled heads in.
No one prevents you from using the factory version. It's just that with good work, the factory version breaks down very quickly. So I made my version enhanced and showed it to people)
9:04 ... Though it looks kinda cool - in a: _"screw old-fashioned/common style/ways - of doing things ... I'm doing my own thing!"_ ...- kind of way - _I ...(along w/likely/DEFINITELY a few/number-of others)...- do NOT see this as being actually useful_ Seriously - in this scenario - w/a load of dirt/sand - think about what kind of tipping-angle - you will have to lift the rear ...- just to dump most of it!
Not everything in life can be bought) Many people are pleased to just do things with their own hands, yes they may not be perfect, but they bring more emotions than purchased ones! So time has nothing to do with it.
@@hand_craft As a career long ( 49 years ) auto mechanic I fully understand the satisfaction of hands on . Unless you are somewhere that doesn't sell what you need , here in the U S even Walmart sells wheel barrows . And steel ones allow you to throw shit into them without worry of something busting through a plywood bottom . I would also have to add that from what we've seen of your well equipped shop you'd be crankin out things more useful than one wheel buggys .
Friends, after reading the comments, I saw that many are outraged that I allegedly wasted my time and money.
Many people are pleased to just do things with their own hands, yes they may not be perfect, but they bring more emotions than purchased ones! So time has nothing to do with it and money too.
Some folks don't understand just how fulfilling these kinds of projects can be. Pretty cool!
Ideas where you take something used and bound for the dump and make it into something practical is always going to be an 11 out of 10 with me. Fantastic job!
Thank you for such a kind and good review! Yes, I really like recycling old things. And I'm also glad that the audience likes it!
@@hand_craft you wouldn't happen to have any ideas on a DIY computer desk that requires minimal supplies, would you? When I say minimal, I mean that I do not have a welder.
@@cbizkit84s61 I haven't thought about a simple and cheap computer desk yet, but in my thoughts and dreams I have an idea to make a table with a built-in computer and preferably from improvised materials)
@hand_craft this is something I've thought about myself and would love to see
that is a very clever idea. a whole new way to look at junk material.
Excellent fabrication, the humour behind your design is fantastic! Thanks for sharing your efforts in engineering and film making.
Good job sir
FUN PROJECT. I WOULD LIKE THE DENINSON. ENJOYED
I guess this is what you call a 'wheel' barrow? cool idea & follow through
Really nice work, Vanya! It turned out great!!! 😃
Stay safe there with your family! 🖖😊
Gute Idee mit dem Reifen,der hält ewig .😊
Nice job,,,, you got a lot of time on your hands? 👍 God Bless
A very good build, useful and practical, and can be made with the materials on hand,
I give you an 8 for the idea and putting it all together. I already have a wheel barrow and i dont have a welder so i probably wont be making one. A 50 gallon barrel would probably make a nice one to.
Extremely creative
Excellent 👌 I love it, and don’t let the negative comments ruin your enjoyment of making things. 😊
Hell of a idea
Looks great.
Sir, thank you for giving such a high rating!
Increíble....darle vida útil a un neumático y hacer una carretilla transporte de materiales. " Felicitaciones " de mi país Chile. Gracias
People that are curious and creative as such themselves
I love it !! Excellent use for a old tire very creative !! I love finding other uses for items I think this is a very useful idea !! 👍👍
You're very imaginative!
Bro, the idea is top! And everyone who puts dislikes just does it out of envy. Keep up the good work👍
I have been critical of dangerous DIY modifications of power tools, but this is a very safe and practical idea. It is well and skillfully constructed, and with such skill, you could turn your hand to many similar projects. I unfortunately don't have the skill or equipment to produce anything like this. But in watching these videos , while we may not copy the project, we often can get new ideas for projects we have in mind. One I want is a paint stirrer (not one which where you have to take the lid off and use a drill with a paddle). This is messy, especially with a full tin but one where we can gently shake or rotate the tin (with the lid on) before we are going to paint. I won't touch a mains power motor (from an old washing machine, etc) as to get it wrong, it can mean electric shock as our mains voltage is 250 volts. I have been electrocuted once before.. But I will use a 24-volt old lawn mower motor once I figure out how to do it. It would be great if when preparing to paint, to put the paint tin on a gentle mixer, leave it for 30 minuets or so while setting everything else up, come back to well mixed paint ready to apply.
Good job bro👍🏼
Thank you for your high appreciation)
I'm always amazed how your mind works 😊 what a fantastic idea... love it 😁👍💙
Splendid.
I watched to follow your fabrication. Always looking for new ideas or techniques. Do not let the "outraged" discourage you. Sure it is easier & considering time it is more cost effective to buy, but they do not understand the satisfaction one gets from designing, building or just repairing an item. I wonder if the "hobbies" they have are a financial plus.
Stay well, Joe Z
Great idea but damn few people have the skill much less the welding equipment to make this
Thank you for your opinion! I agree with you, but there is always something to strive for, to do something interesting and difficult)
Well, Sir, I think your idea is wonderful! Landfills and transfer stations are filled with things that could have another life as a useful object. You are to be commended for your skill and ingenuity! God bless you and keep on keepin' on!
You should use higher grade plywood versus that pressboard as soon as that pressboard gets wet, that project is done for.
Thanks for the tip. But I painted the plywood well with silicone-based paint, I think it will protect it a little from water
Die Idee und Wiederverwertung von Material ist genial. Jedoch für Schüttgut nicht am besten geeignet.
LG Franz
I want to say that I think you have an awesome channel. Love the content. Subscribed. Keep on making great videos.😊❤
I love it when someone makes something from materials that are about to go in the dump, and turns it into something useful. It is easy to go to the hardware store and buy a wheelbarrow, but where is the fun in that? I applaud anyone who can recycle materials rather than send them to the landfill.
For those who say something negative I have a couple of questions. How would you make it better? If you have an idea to make a better version, why don't I see it on TH-cam?
It’s a unique idea. You were very skilled in the designing and building of it. It looks good and performs well. Now I do have a welder, and I am pretty good at various construction techniques, and will agree that it’s fulfilling to stand back and say, hey I built that. But, I would probably just buy one and use my skills for something that I need and can’t buy. Actually though, I have a two wheel cart that I pull behind my garden tractor that is my go to hauler, even though I also have a wheelbarrow. But still nice job, very well done and I hope it work’s great for your needs. It all comes down to the skill and creativity, not necessarily the project.
wow thats a good build
and on the plus side i wont overfill with too much weight [I do that sometimes] :o
What glue/silicone or whatever are you using for the plywood + tire connection, please? Thanks a lot.
Looks cool but how much does it cost compared to just buying one
I expected it to be some guy in Calcutta.
Cool wheelbarrow, but what was the thump nail?
Now take tire off, add a flat bed made of planks and you can fit 50 bricks
Hey Vanya,
Can you send me the link to the metal roller you used to make the metal circle?
Thanks,
Frank M.
I suspect that he made that tool himself.
I'm glad I stayed till the end. I thought it was going to be bullcrap
Yes
Building something just for the sake of building it can bring great satisfaction to the builder.
The first time using a tool or piece of equipment you have built is down right thrilling.
Yes part of it may be over built !
And part of it may be likely to fail.
But it is repairable, and that leads to another cellabration of accomplishment.
Imagine what Henry Ford would feel if he could see the progress of the Ford vehicles of today.
The value of an item is seen by the eyes of the viewer !
If you view everything with negativity, your life is going to be a stinky mass of crap !
You silicone seal your board but not the bolt holes . It’ll rot in no time .
Who cares about negative comments.
People who make negative comments should read the writing of "Desiderata" and perhaps live their lives to reflect those writings.
The children enjoying getting a ride in the barrow makes it a worthwhile project that cancels out any Grinch like comments.
It is your time not theirs so let them be an ostrich with their head in the sand and if they take time to make a barrow they can transport the sand to bury their negative comment thought filled heads in.
Prototype spare tire!
Man invents wheelbarrow.....
Well it is a wheel barrow 🙂
А где лебеди из покрышек?!?
Незачёт. 🖐😂
You spent more money in supplies then you would if you went to the box store and bought a wheelbarrow not including your time.
Sadly a waste of time watching till the end to sees a barrow that you cannot completely empty and is top heavy. The mind boggles.
These are your thoughts and guesses) It works fine, I checked it personally!
Thanks for another waste of 10 minutes. I’ll stick to my wheelbarrow
No one prevents you from using the factory version. It's just that with good work, the factory version breaks down very quickly. So I made my version enhanced and showed it to people)
@hand_craft what was the thump nail?
Waste of time.
You can say that about anything)
..at 1:30.....thereabouts.......30 X .4 mm. ???????? do you know what 0.4 mm IS. ???????? It should be 4 mm and not .4 mm
Thanks for the comment. Yes, the error came out there must be 4mm)
@@hand_craft Yes...OK...it happens....
9:04 ... Though it looks kinda cool - in a: _"screw old-fashioned/common style/ways - of doing things ... I'm doing my own thing!"_ ...- kind of way
- _I ...(along w/likely/DEFINITELY a few/number-of others)...- do NOT see this as being actually useful_
Seriously - in this scenario - w/a load of dirt/sand - think about what kind of tipping-angle - you will have to lift the rear ...- just to dump most of it!
Thanks for your comment! But if you don't try something new, there will be no development, you will slip on the spot)
This has to be the biggest waste of time , effort , & materials I've ever seen for a $ 60.00 already made wheel barrow
Not everything in life can be bought) Many people are pleased to just do things with their own hands, yes they may not be perfect, but they bring more emotions than purchased ones! So time has nothing to do with it.
@@hand_craft As a career long ( 49 years ) auto mechanic I fully understand the satisfaction of hands on . Unless you are somewhere that doesn't sell what you need , here in the U S even Walmart sells wheel barrows . And steel ones allow you to throw shit into them without worry of something busting through a plywood bottom . I would also have to add that from what we've seen of your well equipped shop you'd be crankin out things more useful than one wheel buggys .