You get a better finish with a smaller brush 👍

@@PhillWyattProjects The size of the brush does nothing to determine the the quality of the finish. A quality brush certainly does.

😂😂😂😂😂you’re killing me re brush

I thought it was quiet therapeutic. Nice job

Dude is he serious like have u ever heard of spray paint lmao

Thanks your welcome!

That's great to hear! 👍🏻 Thanks!

Thanks for the tip Jan I have never heard of that I will try it out 🙂

Why even use glue? The screws are good enough.

Thank you my friend 👍🏻

@@PhillWyattProjects No worries, making a couple of your DIY Stands right now. Simple and to the point, love the idea man. Cheers 🤟

@@PhillWyattProjects And Yes, I'm using a Bosch Drill lol 😉

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Thanks Richard 👍

Thanks 👍 no problem.

Sounds great!

Cheers Dene 👍🏻 I've got a little folding bike now to put into the boot of the car. Can use it all over. The mountain bike was too awkward to get in and out. Never thought I would like a folding bike but they are great!

Thanks Andy👍 glad to help 🙂

Thanks 👍

No problem!

Thanks 👍

No problem 👍 sounds like a cool idea 🙂

Thanks Bruce 👍🏻

Thanks your welcome 👍🏻

Thanks Emanuel👍

Your welcome 👍

Your welcome

Cheers!

Thanks Nathan 👍🏻 oh I've had quite a few comments about that tiny brush 🖌️😆

Thanks 👍

Your welcome 👍🏻

Cheers 👍🏻

Cheers your welcome.

Thanks!

No problem 👍🏻

Gracias 👍

Thanks Neil 👍

Thanks!

Cheers!

Thanks Isaac

Cheers 👍🏻

No problem 👍

Thanks Greg! I didn't have spray at the time I was just using what I had available. Spray would be a better option though.

@@PhillWyattProjects Hope you at least invested in some larger brushes by now! Nice little build - I'm going to build one this evening.

Cool!👍

Thanks

Your welcome 👍

No problem 👍

@@PhillWyattProjects 😁

Thanks Greg 👍🏻

obrigado👍

Yea that would be a better idea. I like to use Yacht Varnish.

Thanks. Yea I think it would work on larger wheels especially mountain bikes.

Thanks 👍🏻

Thank you! Cheers!

Glad you like the video!

Cheers!

Cheers 👍🏻 yea I've had a few comments about the tiny brush 🖌️

Thanks mate 👍 sure I will check out your video no problem.

Yea I don't think it would damage the wheel unless you have very thin tyres like road tyres and happen to fall into the bike while it's on the stand. Making it deeper should make it even more sturdy I would imagine.

@@PhillWyattProjects Thanks, just in the garage now sorting the timber👍😀

cheers!

Thanks👍🏻 yes a few people mentioned the tiny brush 🖌️

The sturdier the better 😁

Great!

The stand does stay still. However, I would not recommend storing your bike in one because if you bike is bumped into while in the stand, this could damage the wheel due to the amount of leverage that could be put through the frame into the wheel. It is better as a temporary stand while working.

Sounds like a cool idea!

No problem John 👍

Thanks Jim👍 I used standard wood screws. Ceramic Decking Screws would be ideal as they don't rust. Screws of around 8-10cm will do the job.

Thanks 👍🏻 I've had quite a few comments about the tiny brush 🖌️

Yea I should have used a 2" lol

@@PhillWyattProjects No, you should have used spray paint.

Hi The wood is 2" x 4"

@@PhillWyattProjects Do you think 2”x3” would work? Just I have some lying about I could use

@@PhillWyattProjects I will try it and see

@@PhillWyattProjectsThanks for the idea!

@@paulahamilton7290 yea i suppose they could work 👍

Thanks👍 I would not recommend that especially on a road bike just because the pressure might push the bike from side to side and put strain on the wheel. If the pressure is not to high then it could be fine.

@@PhillWyattProjects Thanks, this design has given me some ideas that I’m sure can be tweaked into something that will work for me. Best wishes.

@@Tim955w Thats cool Tim

Have fun!

Cheers Marcus 👍 that sounds like a good idea 👍

Hi it's pretty much a snug fit. Maybe 1mm either side to spare.

Thanks! I am not sure to be honest.

obrigada!

two 22" pieces and 2, 12" pieces.

You could mount it on the wall to store it but not for using it.

That's a good point Lester. I would say that for a mountain bike probably not. But I would not recommend this for a road bike. As long as you don't knock the bike while it is in the stand, then there is no movement as it is balanced.

Thanks Phil! Im trying this one out. I have tons of scrap wood laying around.

@@imaginewagons3777 It's practically free to make and they do actually work surprisingly well!

Thanks Chris I really appreciate your comment it's great to know that this video can be useful 👍

Just standard wood screws.

Hi Alex, yes it will work with both.

Thanks for the suggestions. It's actually a 4" brush. I just have huge hands 😆

@@PhillWyattProjects Now, that's funny! Thanks for your video - very helpful.

@@pennsylvaniacitizen138 no problem!

Its slightly off the ground.

Hi, I would not recommend using it for that. This is more just for balancing the bike. It wouldn't be good if you were on the bike as it could damage the wheel.

@@PhillWyattProjects thanks for the reply phil, actually i will be using it for bike balancing/stabilizer while at the back wheel have the bike trainer/roller.

@@vlogmotofi4752 that sounds cool 👌

Thanks for the advice. I don't own a bike with 29" wheels so not sure how it works on wheels of this size.

14" bottom pieces, 20" Top pieces. 2" x 4" Wood.

Thanks! I have a habit of making a meal out of painting using small brushes 😆

Thanks

At least I can be sure it's never coming apart.

I agree, but he is right, it aint coming apart lol. I think the glue was over kill tho with all the screws.

@@mattsloan5864 yea....if it's glued and screwed I can sleep soundly 😆

When you make yours, you can use one screw and no glue. It’s up to you dude !

Hi Tony it's called Picasso Blue made by a company called Valspar.

Thanks Phillip😁

@@uktony1525 No problem 👍

Reasonable idea 💡

The tyre touches the floor slightly.

Hi no sorry I only made this one 🙂

Sides too short or maybe the gap between the 2 top pieces is too wide?

It's pretty rock solid already.

Wow.....what a great result? Or Wow that took too long 😆

@@PhillWyattProjects Should be for great results...nicely done...

@@ralphchristianson Cheers!

Just overkill really.

I used what I had at the time. I found the paint in a skip. It was FREE! :D

thank you. i had some pvc pipe and small square of plywood available so i made a small footrprint stand for my mtb. The slot in the pipe is for the non drive side spindle to slide down and the pipe holds a crank. Looks like my pedal has to be vertical because the small pipe i used has very thick walls. Pretty slick though. I think it sits on the outer cup of the left bb so i'm not sure i like this but i might carve out a notch for it. Very easy to move the stand and it's small. I don't like how the pipe attaches to the plywood so i added some wooden braces but it's still not perfect. As long as the bike is mostly vertical shouldn't need much though. I built a round stand from a useless rounded desk i cut up. For my 3rd and last bike i will prob build your stand. One I liked had a slightly longer lengthwise wood and shorter cross wood. 22" and 16". I think i'd like to use some threaded rod and bolts to move one side so that i can use it for different widths of tires? And a longer lengthwise piece will probably work better for bigger wheels?

@@alutious It sounds to me like you have it covered 👍 go for it.

@@PhillWyattProjects I have been using this pvc version for a few weeks, works well. When the bikes are close together it is a bit of a pain, so not the best for sliding a bike between bikes, best to have one side open so you can stand beside you bike when you slot it in. And as expected the demo was static, when things are moving around my base (which was bigger than the demo) can make the bike tip over since an mtb is heavy. If i just pick everything up and position it slightly it works fine. End result is it's is a low profile highly efficient way to go. And i did tape some thin left over packing foam over the contact areas at the top of the pvc. Too bad we can't post pics because that would have made the explanation shorter ;-)

@@alutious Yea I was going to say the same thing it's a shame we can't show pics would be interesting to see. I am planning on making another bike stand but this time one that is free standing which the bike frame hangs on. I think people will hopefully find it useful.

Yes the glue is not essential. I glue and screw practically everything it's a habit. I didn't have any spray paint at the time. Doesn't need to be painted anyway.

Your not the first person to ask that question. 😆

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Isu ngarud hahaha😂😂