How To Replace Suitcase Luggage Wheels For $10 | Repair | XDIY
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 10 ส.ค. 2022
- Why throw away a $100 Suitcase if I can fix it for $10?
DIY Replacing of broken Luggage Wheel / Suitcase Wheel.
* The wheels I bought (Size 78mm / 24mm) - ali.ski/c9-wy
* Different wheels (AliExpress) - ali.ski/Ewz1c
* Different wheels (Amazon 1) - amzn.to/3vYF9Ts
* Different wheels (Amazon 2) - amzn.to/3SMWatU
* The tools & accessories that I'm using - www.itzikdiy.com/tools-list?m=1
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Why throw away a $100 Suitcase if I can fix it for $10? 🛠😀
* The wheels I bought (Size 78mm / 24mm) - ali.ski/c9-wy
* Different wheels (AliExpress) - ali.ski/Ewz1c
* Different wheels (Amazon 1) - amzn.to/3vYF9Ts
* Different wheels (Amazon 2) - amzn.to/3SMWatU
* The tools & accessories that I'm using - www.itzikdiy.com/tools-list?m=1
Is there a way to change this upright wheel to spinner wheel.?
@@meiwij If you have a spinner wheel luggage, there are dedicated wheels for it. Look for diifferent types at the 3 links in my comment.
@@XDIY no, I have a rolling laptop case with upright wheel, to which I am wondering if I could replace the existing wheels with a spinner/360 wheels for greater mobility & stability? I’ve searched high and low on the internet, but couldn’t find one. Surely I am not the only one thinking about it? 🤔 (hint: another video idea? 😅).
@@meiwij 😄
The cinematic slow mo of the dropping of the old wheels is a nice touch.
Thanks 😀
Thank you - so helpful. What I really LOVE about this video is that it doesn't feature a know-it-all annoying voiceover! Seeing this made me realize why TH-cam DIY videos have been a total last resort for me until now.
Thank you! I'm happy it helped!
I came to TH-cam looking for this and it was the first video I found. I realized I could release my old wheels by hacksawing only the outboard side of the rivet, and now they’re off. Rest of the suitcase is in great condition, glad this can be fixed.
Great to hear!
Ho delle ruote da poco meno di 7 cm in dei trolley F
Delsey e Roncat. Dove trovo questo diametro di ricambio ?
@@marcellocorongiu1031
Check different types in the links:
* The wheels I bought (Size 78mm / 24mm) - ali.ski/c9-wy
* Different wheels (AliExpress) - ali.ski/Ewz1c
* Different wheels (Amazon 1) - amzn.to/3vYF9Ts
* Different wheels (Amazon 2) - amzn.to/3SMWatU
@@marcellocorongiu1031 AliExpress
My suitcase is different, but I still love this video. I love this video anyway-I hate “throw it away and buy new” thinking, and this is filmed perfectly! 👏
Great to hear, thank you! 😊
We both came here for the same reason. I can afford buying a new one immediately but why, when I can fix it and have good feeling about it?
Dramatic item drops are epic
😁 Thanks
Indeed 😂
Would have been easier to get the axle out had you cut through it on the outer side of the wheel. Great video. No heads or shoulders in the way, perfect close ups, perfect lighting, no shots of banana fingers fumbling in darkness. just clarity all around. No lengthy descriptions of what a wheel is or demonstrations of how a wheel turns around. No side track to show how the bend in and allen key is very useful. Just an all out, very very helpful video. Can't wait to get my hacksaw out. Thank you so much.
Thank you Martin for the detailed comment! I'm happy you find it useful and that you liked the way I made the video. I'm learning from the viewers comments all the time. :)
It can't be pulled from the outside. there is a cap and washer on the inside preventing just that.
Appreciate this, thanks. I was surprised when the hacksaw came out, I figured I'd need to pop something off and unscrew a few things.
Thanks! So did you need to cut something using a saw or only unscrew some parts?
@@XDIY Haven't actually done it, I think I have to cut the bolt as well. My wheels are smaller ones that jut out and swivel 360 degrees so I may check on other tutorials to confirm my next steps
@@DaleStrickland oh, I understand.
I thing you can cut like I did or drill them from the side... check the options
Thank you so much for this video, 'cause I didn't know how to get the old (inside)wheels off. 😊
I'm happy that it helps! 🙂
Great video! So helpful 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾
Thanks. Great to know it helps!
Loved the slow motions haha
😃 I love to add slow motions sometimes. Thanks.
This is what is need me! Thank you!
Cool 🙂👌
Thanks!
So helpful. Thanks!
Glad it was helpful!
Thanks for sharing. Seems it can be done easier with some of the suitcases which only require unscrewing instead of sawing off the broken wheel. Saying that, its not $10 replacement - its $10 (or more, depending on type) plus about 2 hours or more of time searching for right wheels, measuring, getting right tools, put it all in place, etc. Which for most people would be worth more than $100 it would cost to just buy a new suitcase (and it will be new). So... unless you simply find it entertaining and enjoyable sawing off wheels or earn less than $20/hr...
Thanks for the comment :)
I understand what you mean but this is a DIY channel... you can say the same about each project or fix that I share.
For each DIY project that I do (if it's fixing a leak or building a storage room), I start with research for the best solution, I need to buy materials, to work few hours or days. Of course that not always it's pays off in time, but there is great satisfaction in doing that.
BTW, Initially I didn't plan to to record this luggage fix, and later I thought if I should publish it on my channel... I thought that it's not related to the other things I share / too easy...
Eventually, it became the second most viewed video with views approaching 300K which I never expected, so it turns out that people search for it and that's what matters, that it helps some viewers :)
Thank you from thailand^^
You're welcome 😊
I was in thailand twice. Great country!
It is a beautiful video for what it is. I don’t own most of those tools. And I need to either watch it over, or need someone to walk me through. We don’t all have the same skills. I’m sure for people who fo repairs and have a workshop or do other repairs, this must be a great video to watch and do. It’s ok; you are providing awesome video approach for an audience that is not a beginner level. (I can cook the way you can repair. Haha.)
😄🙏🙏
Great stuff. I have an expensive case and wanted to know how to fix the worn wheel rather than toss out the suitcase. Thanks
Thanks! I'm glad to know it helps :)
For some cases it can be easier to unscrew and remove the plastic corners that the wheel mounts to
there are no srews🤔
So EZ. Thank you.
You're welcome!
Excellent video but it’s convinced me to just buy new luggage instead of repairing old luggage.
Why? Seems too much work?
😀
Useful
Thanks 🙏
Hi. So the best way is to cut it with a hacksaw ? Think I shall buy n try it. Tried to use hammer and drill doesn’t really work for me.
It depends on the wheel type and structure but in my case I found this way the easiest..
nice
Thanks :)
Do you have a link to buy the replacement axle?
There are links to the wheels I bought and some other wheels options in the pinned comment.
@@XDIY oh the wheels come with axles, amazing. thank you!
@@Jack-em1xe Good luck 🙂
Can we convert 2 wheeler trolley bag into 4 wheeler trolley bag addibg 2 wheels extra?
I guess that it's possible somehow but I don't think it will be so simple.. the wheels type is different (rotatable), and you also need a good base to attach all wheels...
How long did it took for you to handsaw the metal rod?
I don't remember exactly, but it was couple of minutes, maybe 2 minutes. It depends on your blade quality, and how fast you work... anyway, the metal isn't that hard.
Beg bheel kis dukan par chenj karay g info me weel rabad kat gaya hai
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What is the blade TPI?
I don't have it now, but I think it was 24 TPI.
Commend you for reusing rather than putting the suitcase in a landfill.
Thanks!
Also Many of my new creations are reusing materials from the garbage.
Where to get this spare part in India
I don't know... I've been in India 20 years ago for travel 🙂😃...
I order them online. There are links to aliexpress and amazon at the pinned comment.
The suitcase is hte one I have, but no hacksaw, so no luck, I guess. I'm sad, because I really have loved that suitcae, and I don't know how to someone who could do the repair.
Try to buy a hacksaw... it's not too expensive, and you also need new kit of wheels with matching size. Good luck 💪
Borrow an hacksaw
Пилить ось с другой стороны колеса . Проще вытащить кусок оси
You're right :)
Excellent. I also do exciting things on my channel
Thanks! Good luck with your channel :)
No need to use a saw to do this! Really alarming.
There are several ways to do it, depending on the wheels type.
There is not much danger in using the saw here... but you're welcome to tell your way to it. I would love to learn 😊
Pagkata*ga
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You know - the whole wheel assy can be removed...
I know, but I think that the way I did it is easier... For removing the whole wheel assy I need to drill out the 'headless screws' of it and anyway later I need to cut or drill out the wheel screw...
Itna mehnat kon karega ...,bag shop jao
Some people from the 300k watched it, will... 😀
Annoying "music"! Too shy to talk?
I always wonder if I should add music or not. In this case I thought that it's too boring without it.... but I learn from the viewes comments... Thanks 🙂
Rather have background music with step by step video like this then some dude mumbling through an unclear video like most amateur TH-cam videos.
I didn't find this helpful at all. Some verbal explanation of what's being done and why, and not showing things at 10x normal speed that we need to look at carefully and understand would have made this much better. As it is, it didn't help me at all.
I'm sorry that you didn't find it helpful...
I think that the process in the video is pretty simple. Does it matter if I'm cutting with the saw in regular speed or X10? Some parts are shown much more slower, where I show some important steps.
Anyway, I respect every comment and try to learn for the next videos. Thank you.