Mesmerising to watch. Bit envious of your shop cos I’m looking at making one of these by hand! Might have to take a few shortcut!!! Nicely made sir. Cam would approve👍
The base plate of the wheels was larger than standard 4x4, which is what I used for the whole build. I had to pad out the area by gluing some off cuts to each side of the 4x4 so it was large enough to take the base plate of the wheels. The wheels are from Harbor Freight.
Excellent piece of work. Do you have schematics for the stand? Would love to try and build one myself. Nice job with the mortise and tenon joints using the miter saw.
Sorry no plans. It was built around the dimensions of the target. If I ever figure out how to offer plans I'll publish a video letting everyone know they are available.
I know this is an older comment but I'm sick of folks complaining that if they had the same tools they can do it too or just complain that they don't have the same tools. First off, other than his bandsaw, any basic craftsmen would have these tools. And 2, you don't need all those tools to make this. Again any real craftmen would make it work. I'm currently building a taller one with a roof. And all I'm using is a circular saw, a chisel, a power sander (which you could use a block of wood and sandpaper to accomplish the same) and a hammer!
I'm not sure, sorry. I built it to fit the target. If I remember correctly I had 3 inches between the target and wood on the bottom and 2 sides. If I had to guess it was 36-40 inches wide and 40 inches tall. The wheels were 8 inch castors from harbor freight. Hope that helps
Mesmerising to watch.
Bit envious of your shop cos I’m looking at making one of these by hand!
Might have to take a few shortcut!!!
Nicely made sir. Cam would approve👍
Thank you! It can totally be made by hand, just need to get a little creative
Amazing work!!
u did a great job very nice and sweet i want one lol
Thank you 🤗
Sweet! Great wood work.
Thank you! Cheers!
Great video!!!
Thank you!
Awesome job!
Thank you very much!
Going to attempt this tomorrow! Thanks, wish you had the measurements.
I wish I made them too lol. So many people ask for them. Thank you very much for the comments and watching.
Great job..
Thank you!
I'm getting ready to start a build and now I may change my design to use wheels like that. What wheels did you use?
Nice build, you have a video of making that warhammer?
100%
How did you make the ends on the bottom? Did i miss that part? Like right where you screw your wheels too.
The base plate of the wheels was larger than standard 4x4, which is what I used for the whole build. I had to pad out the area by gluing some off cuts to each side of the 4x4 so it was large enough to take the base plate of the wheels. The wheels are from Harbor Freight.
Nice
Thank you very much.
Very well done.
Thank you very much!
Cool video
Thank you!
Excellent piece of work. Do you have schematics for the stand? Would love to try and build one myself. Nice job with the mortise and tenon joints using the miter saw.
Sorry no plans. It was built around the dimensions of the target. If I ever figure out how to offer plans I'll publish a video letting everyone know they are available.
Nice , but unfortunately I don’t have any of those tools
I know this is an older comment but I'm sick of folks complaining that if they had the same tools they can do it too or just complain that they don't have the same tools.
First off, other than his bandsaw, any basic craftsmen would have these tools. And 2, you don't need all those tools to make this. Again any real craftmen would make it work.
I'm currently building a taller one with a roof. And all I'm using is a circular saw, a chisel, a power sander (which you could use a block of wood and sandpaper to accomplish the same) and a hammer!
What were the dimensions of the stand?
I'm not sure, sorry. I built it to fit the target. If I remember correctly I had 3 inches between the target and wood on the bottom and 2 sides. If I had to guess it was 36-40 inches wide and 40 inches tall. The wheels were 8 inch castors from harbor freight. Hope that helps
Inspired me to go and build myself one...but i know myself and i wont...lol
You got it man!
How much would you charge to build and mail me one?
Shoot me an email at rybakwoodworking@gmail.com and we can work something out. Really glad you enjoyed it!
I emailed you on possible build for this stand. Thanks
You realize the bag has a handle?