Can it hold 250 pounds or more really trying to take the weight off. Will it break during time? And how long will it last before breaking. I know these maybe not built for running, walking is good enough for me. Plus if you can build one for Me how much would you charge? Is $$ 300-400ish sounds good enough for you?
It will hold 250 pounds as long as you follow the correct materials as labelled in the description. I'm not sure how long it would last...it all depends on how much you use it! I don't make and sell sorry, that's why I've created a video so that you can give it a go yourself😊
@@MattLees-Nunan thank you this video will help. I checked that a project like this for carpenter can charge $200-$600 on a small project and can go even go up to 800 high end. Depends how much you worked on it and how many accessories and light weight adding a motor etc etc. Not bad I was willing to buy one. Don't have time and the tools. Might have to rent it or buy them and return them to get my money back. From the tools.
finaly! i spent like an hour looking for an Actual guide on how to do this, all the others are more like"watch me build this with no info on measurements or parts described or listed"
And, how did you mimic the curve on both pieces? Did you use one as a template, or did you measure the start, middle, and end for both and then bend the pipe accordingly
@@Jais271 I curved the pipe as a template and then measured each one as I went along. You could probably just drill through both pieces at once but I wasn't sure how straight I could drill down, so just took the extra time to be sure!
How much is the total cost? Also, would it work to put a rubberized cover over it more like a treadmill? This would also allow modifications to easily measure distance run.
It costs $200 to make. Yes, I suppose you could try putting a mat over it but you'd have to find a way that it wouldn't hit the sides as you're running along🤔
Hi, sorry my bad English but I have a doubt, I don't understand the measurements. If the tubes are 25mm and 3mm thick it means that the internal diameter is 19mm (?), How do the bearings fit if they are 22mm?
Now a days. I am thinking about it... that how to make a treadmill at home. so Google brings me in your video. apparently, it seems a good idea. My ping is, it is making much noise while running. I think you could reduce the noise by using a rubber grip.
I wish TH-cam would detect when there are vertical and horizontal bars on videos and upscale the video so it isn't only taking up ten percent of the screen.
Yeah that must be annoying. To be honest, I didn't know how to get it off that mode. This is the first time I've ever made videos and still learning. They've gotten better since this one😅
*edit Hi Matt, are your bearings flush/tight within the inner diameter of your tubing? I'm building my skillmill right now and the bearings are a little loose inside the pipes.
Hi Jonathan! If they are a little loose then try putting some electrical tape around the bearing so it is tight around the tubing. In the movie you'll see that I put pop rivets on each side...This will stop it from hitting sides. Does this help?
@@MattLees-Nunan Thanks for the swift response. The tubing I have is 1" OD, so I used 1.25" OD fender washers. Unfortunately, they are loose as well since nothing "pushes" them against the pipe openings like your rivets do. I'll think of a solution and try using electrical tape. Keep you posted!
Thats really a nice idea to diy that. How does it feel when you run for a longer period of time, 30min+? Ain‘t it pretty harsh on the feet after a while?
After doing it, do you think that the pot rivets are necessary? I'm asking it you because the two side supports won't let the bearings move. Or what do you think?
Hi bro, the rivets don't go into the bearing itself. They go next to it to act as a stopper so the bearings don't pull through and hit the side timbers😊
My aunt and uncle work with construction a lot so I’m planning to make this (I’m going get help with it 👌)
That's great! Sounds like a nice project for you all😊
Can it hold 250 pounds or more really trying to take the weight off. Will it break during time? And how long will it last before breaking. I know these maybe not built for running, walking is good enough for me.
Plus if you can build one for Me how much would you charge? Is $$ 300-400ish sounds good enough for you?
It will hold 250 pounds as long as you follow the correct materials as labelled in the description. I'm not sure how long it would last...it all depends on how much you use it! I don't make and sell sorry, that's why I've created a video so that you can give it a go yourself😊
@@MattLees-Nunan thank you this video will help.
I checked that a project like this for carpenter can charge $200-$600 on a small project and can go even go up to 800 high end. Depends how much you worked on it and how many accessories and light weight adding a motor etc etc.
Not bad I was willing to buy one. Don't have time and the tools. Might have to rent it or buy them and return them to get my money back. From the tools.
finaly! i spent like an hour looking for an Actual guide on how to do this, all the others are more like"watch me build this with no info on measurements or parts described or listed"
I'm glad to hear it's been of assistance😊
Looks great... what is there a way to make it more quiet, I live in apartment building therefore I have to pay attention to the noise
Hmmm🤔 not sure! Maybe you can tell your neighbours to play some music👌
Exercise bike ✌️
Not sure, float it on some large neodymium magnets?
Olá boa noite gostaria de saber as medidas dos canos e dos rolamentos 😊
Hola! En la descripción del video😊
@@MattLees-Nunan obrigado amigo
What should take Iron pipe or steel pipe
Steel pipe bro😊
@@MattLees-Nunan can we take iron pipe for more strength and for heavy person like 70 kg
@@amanahmad3516 I can't see why not🤔👊
Can you share the dimensions of all components Please.
TYIA
Hi! In the description there should be a list of all materials. Hope this helps!
@@MattLees-Nunan Thank you . That certainly is helpful, pardon my oversight.👍👍👍
@@muditsrivastav84 Brilliant! No worries my bro😊
Great job! Are you able to sprint on this?
And, how did you mimic the curve on both pieces? Did you use one as a template, or did you measure the start, middle, and end for both and then bend the pipe accordingly
Thank you😊 Yep!! Sprinting is fine, that's what the curve's purpose is👍
@@Jais271 I curved the pipe as a template and then measured each one as I went along. You could probably just drill through both pieces at once but I wasn't sure how straight I could drill down, so just took the extra time to be sure!
What did you do to prevent the tube from bending?
Use 3mm pipe tubing
I notice u wrote pop rivet in the description yet I don't understand much, can you explain further to me, I'm not professional in this
If you type into Google "pop rivet" or go to your local hardware store, they will point you in the right direction🙂 I suggest 1/8 rivets
@@MattLees-Nunan thank u
How much is the total cost? Also, would it work to put a rubberized cover over it more like a treadmill? This would also allow modifications to easily measure distance run.
It costs $200 to make. Yes, I suppose you could try putting a mat over it but you'd have to find a way that it wouldn't hit the sides as you're running along🤔
Hi
I'm intrusting
Can you give me magerment detiles
That's great man! The measurements are in the description🙌
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Hi, sorry my bad English but I have a doubt, I don't understand the measurements.
If the tubes are 25mm and 3mm thick it means that the internal diameter is 19mm (?), How do the bearings fit if they are 22mm?
25mm is the internal tube measurement👍
@@MattLees-Nunan ok
So we have external diameter of the bearing 22mm and internal diameter of the tube 25.... there's still difference
Hello sir how are you??
Thanks about all ...please tell me about this treadmill noise ???
I think bearing or pipe shall make too much noise
It does make a bit of noise but it's nothing too crazy😊
* If I ordered can I get the T. Mill..?
* If so what will be the cost..?
I'm staying in Bangalore. Karnataka ...India
Now a days. I am thinking about it... that how to make a treadmill at home. so Google brings me in your video. apparently, it seems a good idea.
My ping is, it is making much noise while running. I think you could reduce the noise by using a rubber grip.
That's such a good idea! Please try and let me know how it goes😊
How long you think this will last, i am asking because i think the bearings where we step while running will damage soon
I run on mine about 3 times a week and haven't had an issue with bearings yet. Are you having trouble with it at the moment?
Wooow you made it look too easy in just 60seconds 👏👏👏
the resistance here probably sucks, did you figure out a way to control it?
I feel resistance isn't needed since there is an incline
Bro would this break if I ran on this? I'm 328lbs.
Hey bro! Look, if you get tubing that is 3mm thick and have good quality bearings, then no!😊
Add leveling system
Can you please explain a bit more?
I wish TH-cam would detect when there are vertical and horizontal bars on videos and upscale the video so it isn't only taking up ten percent of the screen.
Yeah that would be good! I'm not really good with technology and just used my phone, so I'm sorry the quality isn't better
Please I want ask to can one make it possible to control the speed, like starting with walking and may be endup running, everyone can't be running
Yes definitely you can control your speed. How fast you go is determined on how quickly you want to go😊👍
@@MattLees-Nunan I need it for my mum so I was afraid if it went out of control
@@MattLees-Nunan be a little more clear
Hey Matt,
I’m from the states can you tell me the dimensions in ft and inches please? Love the design can’t wait to start
There’s plenty of calculators online for you to convert measurements yourself
@@SilverXTtoo hard... 😅
Awesome bro great job💯🤙❤️🇵🇭
Thank you! Hope it made sense!😀
Does the 25mm tubing go into the wood side panels to hold weight
Hello, the tubing sits over the bearing and the bearing is connected to the wood panels. Hope this helps🙏
Video is in portrait mode, why not in landscape. Can't see all of the details in the video. Too small
Yeah that must be annoying. To be honest, I didn't know how to get it off that mode. This is the first time I've ever made videos and still learning. They've gotten better since this one😅
hi can PVC pipe hold our body weight
Hello, I wouldn't recommend it. If it was thick pvc then maybe but I can't give you an answer on that unfortunately.
Hello, do the hoses need to be lubricated after some time?
Great project!!!!
Hello, thank you😊 No, I haven't the past 2 years and it's been fine👍
What a short measurement all tubes where the bearing goes
22mm bro
What is the reasoning to make the curve? Will straight one work? Getting a exact curve on both the sides seems challenging
Yes, it can be challenging but without the curve, you're unable to go as fast!
Sorry to ask you a dumb question but what is a pop rivet and which would be a right one for 1 inch tubing?
I got it thank you. At what distance would you put the rivet from end of the pipe?
It depends on the width of your bearing really.. It's there to stop the bearing from moving in further down the tubing
I’m a big girl how is this on weight bearing, and are you able to just walk on it or do you have to run?
It will definitely be strong enough as long as you have thick enough metal tubing. Yep, most certainly you can walk on it👌
*edit
Hi Matt, are your bearings flush/tight within the inner diameter of your tubing? I'm building my skillmill right now and the bearings are a little loose inside the pipes.
Hi Jonathan! If they are a little loose then try putting some electrical tape around the bearing so it is tight around the tubing. In the movie you'll see that I put pop rivets on each side...This will stop it from hitting sides. Does this help?
@@MattLees-Nunan Thanks for the swift response. The tubing I have is 1" OD, so I used 1.25" OD fender washers. Unfortunately, they are loose as well since nothing "pushes" them against the pipe openings like your rivets do. I'll think of a solution and try using electrical tape. Keep you posted!
@@jonathansebastian8421 Look forward to hearing what you come up with!😁
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can we do anything to reduce the sound?
Great question! I'll leave that up to you and your imagination😊
Hola excelente trabajo, un cordial saludo desde Nuevo Leon México!!
Hola! Gracias hermano! Buenas suerte con entrenador💪😊
I like it, it's a great idea and it looks like it's not noisy at all is it? It's amazing I'll start mine as soon as possible.
It makes a little noise but nothing crazy!
Pipe and bearing size in inch, Please.
Hi, all materials should be in the description😊
How many pipes did you use thanks!
From memory 23🤔
Very good.
Kindly write all items, I will try to order online.
Thanks mate! All the items should be in the description brother😊
Thank you for the Materials and Fixings list !
Will make one and also will Subscribe and Like the video !!
I don't know about the distance measurement of each bearing
Oh ok, sorry could you please elaborate a little more so I can answer the question?😊
@@MattLees-Nunan how much is the distance between bearings? so they don't rub against the jogging tubes.
@@jackfellher7574 ok, now I get it😊 10mm from each end. That's the reason for the pop rivets...so the bearing doesn't come out the side👍
Great idea. Do you specs for what I need in to purchase and dimensions in writing. I would like to make one for son and daughter thanks
Yes sure!😊 The information is all in the description. Let me know how you go!😁
Hi what part goes into the wood panel at side to hold the weight
Hi Joe, you'll need to put the 6mm x 70mm bolt through the bearing and tighten the nut on each side of the panel. I hope that makes sense?
would pvc pipe work?
Let's stick to 3mm metal tubing🤙
Excelente gracias 👌
Muy bien! De nada😊
Good work bro
Cheers bro!
Thats really a nice idea to diy that. How does it feel when you run for a longer period of time, 30min+? Ain‘t it pretty harsh on the feet after a while?
It's actually really good. Not harsh on the feet unless you have really thin shoes.
Boom!
Cool!!
Thank you for this video I will ask my dad to see if he can build this for me
Awesome!
This is absolutely amazing! I need one of these in my life. Subbed and cant wait for the next cool video.
Hello, i see your video. So cool. I want to build the same. Do you have the plan for build ?
Sorry for my english, i am a french guy
Thanks 🤙
Glad you like it!😊 Sorry, but I only have the video, and the materials ect are in the description👍
@@MattLees-Nunan no prob. Cool, i begin the project next week. 🤙
@@staysick810 Brilliant!😊
After doing it, do you think that the pot rivets are necessary? I'm asking it you because the two side supports won't let the bearings move. Or what do you think?
Yeah probably not completely necasary😊
Excuse me, can you make a video of where you use the rivets please
Hi bro, the rivets don't go into the bearing itself. They go next to it to act as a stopper so the bearings don't pull through and hit the side timbers😊
Perfect I wish I have that
So so cool omg 😩🙌🏽🙌🏽👏🏽👍🏽
Thank you😁
Definitly a neat job.
Thank you!
Parabéns, excelente 👏👏👏
Gracias! Me canta que le gusta hermano!