Omg your one of these people that do something outstanding l got to tell you not only the bike build but the unbelievable work and time that goes into something like this l am blown away what a beautiful bike thanks pleasure to watch
Pretty sure he didn't know anything about woodworking when he started, infact no one knows anything untill they start practicing. You should give it a try.
Love the bike, ever thought about selling plans for this build?, I have been looking online for wooden bike frame plans for some time but and cant find anything
Kevin Berlyn not sure that I’d be comfortable doing that, I basically copied a steel frame and made all the tubes a bit larger and added some material around some of the joints. So I’m no expert on bike geometry etc!
I keep coming here every day,its so gratifying to watch something beautiful come to life. I have another question though...Why is the frame made in 2 halves and then pasted together?
Hello david, i have three questions if you would mind to answer i would be grateful. -What diameter are the aluminium pipes for the cabling? - What width of each "laminated timber" you use? and the last and most important: - What kind of pipe do you use for both the seat and fork mount? thank you very much in advance Robert
I built this years ago so I don’t know what diameter the aluminium pipes are, i just bout it from the hardware store, big enough to fit a cable through 🤷🏻♂️ the laminations were different thicknesses, thinner ones in the centre and then thicker for the outside, the thinner ones were maybe 3mm or 4mm but it’s personal preference really. I bought the bike specific tubes from framebuildersupply.com
N. C. I copied a metal bike frame for the angles etc and then I made the tubes a bit wider and some more material around joints, but no calculations really. I made the walls of the tubes about 8mm because I’d seen someone else say they’d made them 6mm and I figured I’d go for extra strength 🤷🏻♂️ I say go use some common sense and go for it! Good luck!!
Buena tarde, David Parker, soy de México, me gustaria saber si tienes planos que me puedas proporcionar; me gustaria armar una bici y si tienen algun costo, excelente video
Hey David ! Great work , congrats ! I noticed you used epoxy (West ?) in the build, but the coloration of the epoxy is different in the beginning of the video from end (9:08). Looks darker. Did you any kind of filler , saw dust ?
Lino Silva yes, I used west systems epoxy and added west systems filler plus a little bit of sawdust for colour. Just incase one of my joints wasn’t perfect, I didn’t want a white seam where the epoxy had filled a gap.
Well I already owned the clamps for building canoes and other things, but that wouldn’t be as fun would it? I actually bought a bike for this project as that was the cheapest way to get all the donor parts?
Hi..Amateur here...Why did you cut the wooden into thin strips and paste them together again.Why not use the solid piece of wood as it is?Is it a aesthetics thing or strength?
Both aesthetics and strength! The glue is stronger than the wood and the laminations of wood is stronger stiffer and more stable than just the one piece. But I could’ve done them all from one type of wood but it looks nicer with a pattern. Also for the chainstays I wanted to bend them and have them stay in that shape and a glued bent lamination is the best way to achieve that.
@@DavidParker thanks for the reply David.I have watched almost every wooden bicycle video/picture out there and I mean it when I say,Yours is the best looking bike out there.Learnt alot and enjoyed.I have a few more questions though,can I get your email ID? If you don't mind
I like the bike but its made out of wood and has no suspension so every hole on the road will give stress to the wooden frame and that can end up bad man but I lime it tho
Hey you’d be surprised at how strong a wooden bike is, check out renovo they’ve done extensive testing on their frames and even make wooden mountain bikes
zackzeko I don’t sell them, I’ve only made one and I can’t remember the weight but it was only a few grams heavier than the steel frame I used for the angles and dimensions
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Nicely done Andy! I'm a kindred spirit as a cyclist, engineer, woodworker and wooden frame builder.
This is the first video of yours that I have watched. Your shop sounds, in fast play, like Pasks shop. I love you.
Omg your one of these people that do something outstanding l got to tell you not only the bike build but the unbelievable work and time that goes into something like this l am blown away what a beautiful bike thanks pleasure to watch
Came here from Matt's channel he did on this viewer project....very cool build....ok now to watch the video....👍
now THIS is a tempo i can with stand :D NO lazyness haha! great build!
Awesome! this combined two of my hobbies...!
👌🧿fantastıc wonderfull bıke
That's so cool, Dave! Wish I knew how to make things!
Pretty sure he didn't know anything about woodworking when he started, infact no one knows anything untill they start practicing.
You should give it a try.
I'm mad at you....(total sarcasm :) ) I have to build one now.....Beautiful work....thank you for posting!!!!!!!
Solid work! I need to go watch the other parts
Amazing wooden bike😍😍😍
I should be asleep. I cannot stop watching this!
Great job
Jeez...this is bad to tha BONE ! I though I had to be a Japanese shipbuilder to make a wooden bike...
Neat!
Very nice! I'm about to start building one myself. D
id you weigh the bare wooden frame? I'd really like to know how it came out
Spectacular your work ... I have a similar project and I would like to know what types of woods you use in the elaboration of your bicycle. Greetings.
Love the bike, ever thought about selling plans for this build?, I have been looking online for wooden bike frame plans for some time but and cant find anything
Kevin Berlyn not sure that I’d be comfortable doing that, I basically copied a steel frame and made all the tubes a bit larger and added some material around some of the joints. So I’m no expert on bike geometry etc!
I keep coming here every day,its so gratifying to watch something beautiful come to life. I have another question though...Why is the frame made in 2 halves and then pasted together?
So I can hollow out the centre
Hello david, i have three questions if you would mind to answer i would be grateful.
-What diameter are the aluminium pipes for the cabling?
- What width of each "laminated timber" you use?
and the last and most important:
- What kind of pipe do you use for both the seat and fork mount?
thank you very much in advance
Robert
I built this years ago so I don’t know what diameter the aluminium pipes are, i just bout it from the hardware store, big enough to fit a cable through 🤷🏻♂️ the laminations were different thicknesses, thinner ones in the centre and then thicker for the outside, the thinner ones were maybe 3mm or 4mm but it’s personal preference really. I bought the bike specific tubes from framebuildersupply.com
Hello David, awesome video! What kind of wood did you use for this project? Thanks.
Walnut and Ash
I approve
did you calculate some geometry and forces ? I would love to make a wooden bike, but I am not sure if I just do it or should calculate some stuff.
N. C. I copied a metal bike frame for the angles etc and then I made the tubes a bit wider and some more material around joints, but no calculations really. I made the walls of the tubes about 8mm because I’d seen someone else say they’d made them 6mm and I figured I’d go for extra strength 🤷🏻♂️ I say go use some common sense and go for it! Good luck!!
GG
Buena tarde, David Parker, soy de México, me gustaria saber si tienes planos que me puedas proporcionar; me gustaria armar una bici y si tienen algun costo, excelente video
What thickness did you cut each layer before the epoxy?
What are the measurements for the frame?
Hey David ! Great work , congrats ! I noticed you used epoxy (West ?) in the build, but the coloration of the epoxy is different in the beginning of the video from end (9:08). Looks darker. Did you any kind of filler , saw dust ?
Lino Silva yes, I used west systems epoxy and added west systems filler plus a little bit of sawdust for colour. Just incase one of my joints wasn’t perfect, I didn’t want a white seam where the epoxy had filled a gap.
Damn......after buying all those clamps you may as well just buy the bike! :-)
Well I already owned the clamps for building canoes and other things, but that wouldn’t be as fun would it? I actually bought a bike for this project as that was the cheapest way to get all the donor parts?
Ola ,você vende o projeto,tenho interesse.
8:20 aliens trying to communicate be like
Linda bike
Hi David
I wish I could join you sometime to build stuff.
Michael
Hi! what type of glue and junctions did you use?
I used epoxy, not sure what you mean by junctions?
Nice, where did you source the walnut?
waldonutz BBS timbers in Auckland
@@DavidParker cheers, I've been looking for some recently.
5:20 i admit it, my dirty mind made me laugh
Hi..Amateur here...Why did you cut the wooden into thin strips and paste them together again.Why not use the solid piece of wood as it is?Is it a aesthetics thing or strength?
Both aesthetics and strength! The glue is stronger than the wood and the laminations of wood is stronger stiffer and more stable than just the one piece. But I could’ve done them all from one type of wood but it looks nicer with a pattern. Also for the chainstays I wanted to bend them and have them stay in that shape and a glued bent lamination is the best way to achieve that.
@@DavidParker thanks for the reply David.I have watched almost every wooden bicycle video/picture out there and I mean it when I say,Yours is the best looking bike out there.Learnt alot and enjoyed.I have a few more questions though,can I get your email ID? If you don't mind
I have built three bamboo bicycle frames, fully functional and comfortable to ride, but nowhere near the elegance of the Cleveland bike.
Nicr
Qual madeira é utilizada?
Witch wood dide you use
I like the bike but its made out of wood and has no suspension so every hole on the road will give stress to the wooden frame and that can end up bad man but I lime it tho
Hey you’d be surprised at how strong a wooden bike is, check out renovo they’ve done extensive testing on their frames and even make wooden mountain bikes
столько трудов из за хероты
Qual madeira você ultilizou?
tell me about this wood plz ?
Does aspen work?
No idea, I’ve never used aspen before sorry!
What type of wood did you use please ?
Walnut and ash
@@DavidParker, looks really cool ! How heavy is it ? do you have a website for them ?
zackzeko I don’t sell them, I’ve only made one and I can’t remember the weight but it was only a few grams heavier than the steel frame I used for the angles and dimensions
@@DavidParker Amazing David, you are really talented. Keep up the good work :)
wooden wheels?
2Awesome too bumpy
Wood used?
Walnut and Ash
Que tipo de cola vc utiliza?
west systems epoxy
@@carlossantiago1793 obrigado
What woods have you used to make this
lucassb277 black walnut and ash
please share the planes, or the template for the cuts
I don’t have plans, I just copied the angles from a regular bike frame and drew them by hand.
Like carbon
Try to add music to your videos, it is more enjoyable to watch with music 🤗👌👍
Dimensions of the frame
CS_ STUDENT I just copied a regular bike frame and made some of the tubes larger.
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If this comment remain 77 im sure next year covid 19 will fleeing away and gone.
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Its not wood its a wood laminate! Why not just use plywood. NEXT!
Is this a joke?
Buuuuuuuuuuui
camera focusing at random...cant see details...nice try