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Amazing to watch you at work a true artisan
Comment from : @whathasxgottodowithit3919

I agree with the others on how fascinating this is Unless you see things like this you have no idea in what it takes to do this kind of things Bravo to you Sir Only regret I see is that when he passes on that there will be no one to carry on this tradition Sad sad sad
Comment from : @TheBart49

Desde España, en Badajoz, junto a la frontera con Portugal, le en envío un cordial saludo Sigo sus videos con verdadero interés y admiro su empeño por el trabajo bien hecho, su capacidad para buscar soluciones y la versatilidad para realizar todo tipo de tareas Es realmente inspirador y estimulante
Comment from : @julianleal71

New subscriber here Great video!brWhat's the name of the tool you used on the drill press to make the tenons at the end of the spokes?brThanks
Comment from : @adhamatta

It's wonderful to watch the practiced hands and brain working together, you are truly ambidextrous by the look of it Dave, another enjoyable video
Comment from : @k13ehr

Very clever
Comment from : @4418CARLOU

Plus if you change the size of the wheel, the speedo becomes inaccurate
Comment from : @gpetheri

Watching craftsman videos like this make me wonder about the first guy to figure this process out
Comment from : @tomp538

Love watching you work and I have been trying to find the tools or how to make the tools to do like the ring roller and setting pliers Another great video
Comment from : @russelltreat4572

Would you grind the mushroomed heads off of your punches I lost an eye because of a piece breaking off and flying into my eye
Comment from : @rickcline9640

Hi Dave, Would you be able to do a video on hand riveting? You do it all the time and It is something I have struggled with I never seem to get the results I want Anyway thanks again
Comment from : @craigspakowski7398

I learn something new with every video!
Comment from : @Convoycrazy

Thanks Dave Greetings from Germany
Comment from : @nupsi1000

After watching the hard work that goes into creating and maintaining machines and projects like this, I understand why my old man always said that the stock market is the closest man has gotten yet to alchemy Creating stupendous amounts of money out of thin air Humanity always wanted it easy
Comment from : @jimcolsby8465

Mr dave, tanto conocimiento, me pregunto que pasara cuando te retires, quie te suplantara?
Comment from : @murcielagoligero

God,it's go to get boring doing the same thing over and over and over doesn't it?Nice work though
Comment from : @johnjaco5544

G'day Dave Those buggy wheels look like toys compared to what you've been working on but I still enjoy the process👍
Comment from : @WayneT51

Good one to add to the playlist
Comment from : @accessiblenow

Dave, have your spoke pointer and tenon cutter been modified to fit a regular drill chuck? Thanks Been enjoying your videos for several years now
Comment from : @TheLoneWolfForge

That is a quite remarkable piece of geometry using the most basic of equipment and getting the circumference of the fellowes and the tyres bang on Would have been so easy to make the new versions too loose or not fit at all Brilliant
Comment from : @keithbrowning3899

How do you know how many pieces to make the felloe's? In this case it was 2 pieces of wood, some times its a lot more?
Comment from : @EitriBrokkr

It’s really too bad you don’t have a young apprentice
Comment from : @ariennelandry9207

Thank You 🙏
Comment from : @bruceyoung1343

You need to get an apprentice so all your knowledge isn’t lost to time It’s unbelievable all the wonderful things you have learned and know all the short cuts that’s needed
Comment from : @user-gs8gs8ct6p

wow only two fellie sectionsThat must have been a wise peice of wood that came out of?
Comment from : @pauls4708

I was wondering just how many hammer hits you've done in your lifetime Has to be in the millions
Comment from : @soranuareane

14:53 funny to me how i do the exact same thing with my bicycle tires once they're inflated slightly to seat the bead properly
Comment from : @aserta

After working on the 1500 lb wheels this must feel so easy
Comment from : @jack002tuber

Never get tired of watching those rubbers go on 👍
Comment from : @matnaylor8939

Hi Dave, I've been a long time viewer of your skilled craftsmanshipbrOne thing that I need to ask is why do you not have an apprentice who you can pass on your skillsbrIt seems a total waste to lose the experience and talent, you so obviously havebrAnyway, thank you for your video's that show the legacy of a master at work with a true love of the history he recreates
Comment from : @robhiggins3085

Dave how long might a rubber tyre last? If it was getin regular use
Comment from : @geraldfitzgibbon7428

Getting back to the logging wagon wheels, considering how much trouble getting the ends of the spokes vertically/centrally in line with the Fellowes, why can’t the spokes enter the Fellowes at an angle? It would not be much out of line and would be 50/50 spread amongst the spokes
Comment from : @bryanduncan1640

Still like seeing you make wheels Shortened version are great and little variation is nice Great channel followed for many years
Comment from : @maknifeandrods7701

Brilliant
Comment from : @johnhughes8563

I wonder how long it took to make a wheel in the old days and were there people that only made wheels ⚡️
Comment from : @johnnymac1580

Take a lot of work to do that you know but thank you While I've been watching for years, all this work you put in and the modern kids whenever file behind you it's like a lost art
Comment from : @CantKillMe

I've been watching you build wheels so long I'm pretty sure I could apprentice in that shop, no problem Lol I understand the nomenclature and I've worked as both a mechanic and a carpenter Now all I gotta do is find a set of wheels to work on!
Comment from : @fordfan3179

Just brilliant to watch as way always Dave 👍👍👍👍👍
Comment from : @johnwaby4321

As a newcomer to the channel, I am a little confused by two terms, felloes and fellies They appear to be the same thing Is there any difference? (I am extremely impressed by the very high standard of your craftsmanship As a regular diy-er, I know that nothing is as easy as you make it seem!)
Comment from : @brianshersby8979

شكرا لك عمل رائع
Comment from : @thebabylon2933

Dave - As I watch this, I am not seeing a wheel video But am watching a man that is so in tune with the process that you are in automatic mode, effortless no second guessing, just accurate and methodical and no wasted moves Your years of experience really comes through Thanks
Comment from : @leehound

David, is the channel section you use for the rims, a special ultra low carbon steel to make it extra malleable cold, a bit like a modern day version of wrought iron or is is just regular mild steel?
Comment from : @wilsonlaidlaw

Dave, have you ever thought about getting a foot switch for your drill press for when you're chamfering and cutting tennons? I notice it's a bit of a juggling act when you have to lower the tennon cutter onto the tapered end, hold it down, hold the spider from spinning, AND start the machine
Comment from : @beardyeighty

Very elegant
Comment from : @jeanhawken4482

Nevertheless, it's always a pleasure to watch someone as skilled as you work, if we are only exposed to a little amount of work that this took You say you had thise wheels kicking around for some time, does that mean the carriage had a spare set? If you havent already done so it would be interesting to hear from you on the tools used or techniques before the advent of the industrial revolution Many thanks again for bringing so much enjoyment and learning to thousands, you are a true master and we your thankful apprentices
Comment from : @markthomas919

I know Dave doesn't care to make wheels these days, but when he does, it's pure joy to watch
Comment from : @terry6131

Very interesting watching your process, I've never seen that before That's a cool old ring roller you've got, I love seeing old tools like that
Comment from : @FarmsteadForge

I was very surprised to hear you say been hanging around for 7 years better get it home 😀😀😀👍 you normally get them done quickly Take care It was nice seeing your wife helping you doing the logs don’t see much of her now And is your daughter doing good You both take care 😀
Comment from : @paulstanding7267

You just made me laugh I was working on a jobsite way out in the country, the homeowners had torn down some old barns to build their houses, as I was working I noticed a piece of bent channel iron in the dumpster and thought to myself to pull it out What I pulled out was about 1-3/4" wide and 10 feet long with a bend in it that made it slightly U shaped The edges of the channel would face out from the U You have me wondering if someone had tried to make their own wheel repair for ta tire and put the piece to the side for some reason
Comment from : @ohhpaul7364

👍👍👍
Comment from : @nedimbuyukafsar6434

😄👍
Comment from : @jillatherton4660

I was going to ask why the wheels needed to stay the same diameter but you answered it at the end Thank you
Comment from : @donmedford2563

The sign of a Master Craftsman is to make things look easy and simple Greetings from Portugal
Comment from : @montedaestrada3563

These videos are great but I hope you can find a young apprentice or two to learn first hand from you
Comment from : @charleshultquist9233

Sorta looks like you're in a hurry to get back to "the big boys"!
Comment from : @winstonsmith9740

Seen you do this many times and I still enjoy watching itmade me think other than the power tools this is how it must have been done over a 100 years go
Comment from : @chuckthebull

I always like small jobs during similar large jobs Sometimes, it feels like we're progressing really slowly on large jobs, and the small jobs just kind of show that it's not us that have slowed down but the job that is big
Comment from : @johannesfr

Nice to see the master working! Thanks Dave
Comment from : @rogerhunter5750

❤
Comment from : @MikeWilliams-yp9kl

Must be a nice change of pace doing these tiny wheels which you are as familiar with as walking and breathing
Comment from : @maggs131

cheers Dave, I know you arent all that excited by run of the mill wheelwrighting jobs these days, but I have to say videos like these are my absolute happy place I could watch you doing this stuff every day as there's always a little tip or trick (or piece of equipment) that I can get from every single one Thanks so much for doing these; speaking purely for myself, I love watching this
Comment from : @glenn9229

I'm curious how you have wheels laying about for several years, does the owner/customer that brought you those wheels not chase you for them
Comment from : @alangordon1677

👏👍
Comment from : @shaunnit

I am always fascinated by your videos As one who is a mere amateur fabricator compared to you, I learn something with every video You are truly one-of-a-kind Dave Thanks for your many videos
Comment from : @patriley9449

did not see any of your beatifull work at the famous Joliet moto cross ?
Comment from : @mechanics4all405

Nice to see a video from start to finish Have you thought of taking on an apprentice to carry on you`r trade? We are not getting any younger, what will happen to your shop after you pass ( horrible thought, but what becomes to us all ) Nice video, great craftsman
Comment from : @murdomaclean1406

15:25 Seeing the four wheels leaning up against the felloes for the 10-footer is really something Gives an appreciation for the difference in scale
Comment from : @DMLand

do you make car wheels I have 1926 chev 1ton all wood wheels
Comment from : @billcasey738

You are a living national treasure, Dave
Comment from : @joelrdizon

👍👍👍
Comment from : @wileycoyotesr8623

A bit of light relief being able to handle those wheels so easily, poetry in motion
Comment from : @grahammorgan9635

👍🏻
Comment from : @gregnormandin7037

Thankyou Dave for another video we just have to watch through no matter how many of these we have watched you do Pray tellway back when you started did you ever have a wheel ‘pop’ because of too tight a tire?
Comment from : @peternicholsonu6090

Hello Angels, I always look with a lot of interest I worked with an employer who was doing the same work in France soon
Comment from : @19fl560

I never fail to enjoy how you Craftily refurb or build wheels and the story behind each project
Comment from : @jupesterr

yep, made it here again
Comment from : @Pushyhog

Yep, you can tell you are a rookie at this lost trade nice work!!!
Comment from : @swaits4no1

Once again thanks for the video
Comment from : @flywayhome8903

Nice work you make it look so easy but know it is not!!!!
Comment from : @KG-yn9qi

And of course the spoke that needed replaced is the one that doesn't fall out on it own! lol
Comment from : @howardhendrickson2933

👍
Comment from : @jimbailey7997

YOU SURE BRING A LITTLE LAUGHTER TO VIDEOS!!!I 😃 😂😅😊
Comment from : @dennismalcolm6620

Nice re-fresher thanks
Comment from : @marvsmoir701

✋🏼🇦🇺👍🏼
Comment from : @aquilaaudax6033

It’s a very interesting process that I’ve watched carried out many times but you’ve got it so clocked in that seeing it never gets oldbrAs always, thanks so much
Comment from : @jayminor9757

well, i have known how to fix a bicycle tire for at least 60 years now i know how to repair buggy wheels i don't think i am going to do either at this late date but thanksbrfor the lesson there aren't very many craftsmen left today everything has been replaced by throw it away
Comment from : @nathanmoak1515

Always Amazing watching the process and it only took you 17 minutes LMAO 🤣 Thanks for your hard work
Comment from : @Redeye5978

How did you cut those half wheel felloes? We didn't see that bit or were they steam bent?
Comment from : @stevekrzystyniak7726

Is there anything that Dave doesn’t have a tool for?
Comment from : @machinemoverman4614

You started to make a set of videos of everything, but the reality is some of us could watch you do these more than once :-)
Comment from : @user-cq2wk2qo4y

Those felloes are steam bent?
Comment from : @bawrytr

I don't know how many times I've watched you do this but, I still find it interestingbrThanks for the infotainment
Comment from : @inspector1794

I've seen this process a time or three Always interesting You'll be cranking up that woodstove pretty soon, if you haven't already Congratulations on 200K subscribers
Comment from : @normankerr9948