with the amount of jiggs and stuff you have. I would pay an entrance fee to be allowed to see your workspace. I just know that everything is clean, in its place, and no wasted space. Ofc. I might not want to leave.

hahahahahah

I know, right?

Hehe - me too!

Lol I thought it was a table holder that would fling the smartphone away after a set time

Haha same :D

Same

Everytime he brought out a custom tool it made me all so excited to see what it does. Im so amazed

Man I trust you and will sub, this video is my first time seeing his video and I liked it already and after seeing ur comment I believe all other video are good too.

I.m waiting too.

His jigs and homemade tools are brilliant! Everything he does is impressive.

I saw the thumbnail and thought it was a wooden box/safe to lock away their smartphone and have to wait until it allowed them to open it. :P

Glad I'm not the only one who took that long... the wheel gave it away... what a piece of art they made, that is also a scooter.

I didn’t catch on until 12:40, Up until then I was thinking he was making one of those rocking wooden horses

For me it was 13:36. 🙂 Very impressive build!

So have I. Imagine he didn't add any silly music and all his tools seem to be customized.

Je suis d'accord avec vous, je me demande combien de temps cela a pris🤔 et s'il est possible de faire un modèle électrique ⚡👨‍🦽💨

Absolutely stunning work. Your workshop is a thing of engineering beauty. Thanks for sharing.

🤣🤣🤣

Looking at the laisser-faire way he not integrated the rear wheel's trailing arm into the stepping board but just screw-glued it to the grainwood sides instead, one push gets you no further than the first half-serious bump in the pavement. ☹️

@@Baetzibaer Woodglue is generally stronger than wood. The section might still be the weakest part, but not because of the glue and screw.

@@capslock9031 And the moon is made from green cheese ...

@@Baetzibaer Alles klar, Klaus ;-) Du hast recht und ich meine Ruhe.

Most are previous builds on the channel

I see no reason anyone would outgrow this… 🤔

Are you kidding me?? Small space?? Humble tools??? Thats a joke right??

@@eattabagovdix7169 that's what I was thinking once we saw outside and the fact he has a forklift!

@@eattabagovdix7169li VORREI avere IO i suoi strumenti "umili"....io si che non ho lo straccio di un macchinario....e ho solo un appartamento al 6°piano in un disgustoso palazzo e non posso nemmeno far rumore piu di tanto ecc ecc...direi che INVECE ha ottimi strumenti...e son tutti ordinati puliti e molto belli e precisi nei loro lavori...

Oh I think they'll appreciate! I remember as a kid we used to hang around the shop a lot to build stuff we needed for our treehouse or whatever devious kid's plan we had in mind. My dad was always happy to cut us a piece on the table saw or to show us how to use tools. Now I live in the city and my tiny workshop is in my shed. I can't take on bigger projects for lack of space. So, I often invite myself for dinner at my parent's place to work in the shop and my dad is still around telling me he's got whatever tool or jig to make my job easier!! As time passes, you cherish these moments spent in the shop. I'm writing this from the desktop I CNC'ed at work but brought to my dad's shop for final scraping and finishing... There's a piece of him in almost everything I have!

Best way to learn - through fun :) I used to "help" my dad with fixing lot of stuff as a kid. Now i fix things as my daily job and i still love the pleasure of finding out how things work and how to fix them :D

Exactly! When I view something like this I see "All about Me", ignoring father-son relationships, and driving kids to cell phones...I am not poo poohing the guy's skills, maybe he meant well. Maybe the title was the turn off.

I was about to say where was the kids until the last moment, patience and patience a great virtue in adult.

It almost looks like a mag drill that’s been incapsulated in wood. With a chuck attachment and the bottom part the possibilities are endless. Mag drills have like zero wobble too so it’s good for accurate holes

@@You-gk1el - Go back through his early videos, and you'll get to see how he made it.

I want his creative thinking/building mechanism. He’s a Clean machine too. Impressive.

If I remember correctly these are an Otoro F-Clamp.

F|6

Same until he pulled out the wheel , I was thinking what is it.

I had thought same

same here

Right?

@@elfpimp1 Правда.

100% agree. They are just wasters.

My soul is in excellent condition, even after i disliked it. I would have happily "liked" it If the title said how to build a wooden scooter. However I am still sitting here wondering, is building a scooter what keeps them from the smart phone or is riding it what keeps the otherwise occupied ?

Disliking videos is a very reasonable means of controlling your youtube homepage and shouldn't be diabolised in this way

Seconded!

I thought the same

Pretty sure it is still in time to add a drill to it. However, without the drill, it keeps the kids fit.

It’s a beautiful masterpiece! I think I would buy it, then just put it in a display. Then I would wait until I get that one kid that comes back time and time just to see it. Then I’d know he would be the one I’d give it too!

I like having the mystery ride myself. Awesome build. Thank you for sharing the scenery as well. Good vibes

I figured it out, one third of the way in.

I was thinking the same thing about the rubber strip on the brake..

Love the comment: Perfect for a child, but for an adult, I think you would try and appreciate a demonstration of amazing woodwork without nitpicking over design.

I'm also a bit concerned that that is a weak point, but he did test ride it himself. If it fails, I'm sure we will get a wonderful video of the redesign.