How To Make a Wagon Out of Wood

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Title	:	How To Make a Wagon Out of Wood
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I wish I could upload a picture or video of mine Thanks for the inspiration
Comment from : Tim Sullivan

Solid design!very nice!
Comment from : Caesar Rodriguez

You are a great person and great grandfather!
Comment from : Beer Drinker

You'll find all the inspiration you need on woodglut instructions
Comment from : Jarome Jacksan

If you want to do it yourself, just look for Woodprix There is everything you need to do it :)
Comment from : Shasta Kennon

Sir iam Viswanath E you make 3wheel bike paidal
Comment from : Eragadindla Vishwanath Eragadindla Vishwanath

I've heard good feedback about the Woodglut plans
Comment from : Vadym Volodko

I will try to do it with Woodprix plans
Comment from : Starr Stewart

Make it wooden with the help of the Woodglut instructions
Comment from : Romaine Athey

This is really well done Do you still do woodworking?
Comment from : REDIRECTION DIRECT

I just came across your video about a day ago and being encouraged by my wife, I want to build this according to your specs, so if you are available for answers to my questions, I am thankful in advance :)brHow do you change out the bearings from 5/8 to 1/2"?
Comment from : Michael Sherron

Nice craftsmanship
Comment from : Rich B

amazing
Comment from : Shane Burnamann

Nicely done! Thank you for sharing this beautiful build!
Comment from : R Mitchell

I have just made a similar one this week with the video , thank you for the intructions they r realy helpfull
Comment from : Ali Can KÖPÜK

7:42, what kind of joint is this called? Is the whole wagon oak? Thanks
Comment from : Semper Fitt

It's a solid, heirloom- quality build, but learn from his mistakes, namely have ALL parts on hand before you design and build, so you don't have to re- engineer midstream☺
Comment from : BeachsideHank

Grandpa did real good
Comment from : KY Cornbread

Nice Job with clear instructions
Comment from : Alexandre Hamann

Do you work with metal ?
Comment from : Alberto Avila

I think mine looks better ;) I used WoodPrix instructions and I built it with no problem
Comment from : Shasta Kennon

You did a great job! I think this wagon will end up being played with by many later generations
Comment from : Neil Ives

@jshaules, how much did it cost you to get all the metal pieces
Comment from : Denny Reyna

Nice looking wagon Should last a lifetime
Comment from : Guy Ward

Thank you
Comment from : Chinan Nuansuwan

Great place to learn how to make it yourself much much cheaper Just google for 'woodprix' website:)
Comment from : Yoshiko Roseboro

The thought that has gone into the design of this wagon is excellent You have built a practical toy that will I'm sure become a family heirloom This will definitely be a project for my great grandchildren Thank you
Comment from : bothylad1

I never got the information about that black washer that rotates I can't find any information online Anyone out there that can help me? I would love to find and use them Any help would be great Thank You
Comment from : phillip staton

Thank You for the great video and valuable information, I shall make one Could you tell me the correct name of that black washer that you say rotates the washer? Any help would be great Again Thank You
Comment from : phillip staton

Thank You for the great video and information Again Thank You
Comment from : leyda staton

Good job grandpa
Comment from : Edison Andrade

Excellent design, but isn't it unnecessarily complex? I would think all you needs is two swivel casters on the front and two nom swivel casters on the back Done
Comment from : BrainToMush

Hi, I'd like to know where you got the part that pivots and what's the official name for it?? i'm seriously going to make this with my husband Thank you for your time and posting this
Comment from : Well Wellwell

he's lucky to have a grandpa like you God bless you and thank you for this video
Comment from : Well Wellwell

The design for the wagon is excellent I can imagine a happy Diego and a proud Grampa One question: On the front truck, there is comment that the board supporting the axle is 5 1/2" Since this board sits on what looks like 3/4" piece should the height not be 4 3/4"? Thanks for any clarification
Comment from : OneOfCreation

awsome!
Comment from : inactive

Exactly what I was looking for I already how those wheels But what I didn't get out of the video is the bearing that you used for the wheels Can you provide more details, where you got it, size and how you installed it in the wheel? Thanks!!!
Comment from : Arek Kosinski

Hi love the video Good tips to build one Can u tell me where did u get that rotating washer I couldnt find it anywere or u made it
Comment from : Frank dios

awsome craftmenship keep on keeping on
Comment from : keith sprague

How much in materials is that? Could almost buy one cheaper Not all of us have the tools to make the cuts you got or a routerdid the steel come precut to your measurements? Or did you have to make cuts for that too? It's a good lookin wagon, don't get me wrong but by the time I buy all the tools, wood and steel, wheels, etcIt's cheaper just to buy a decked out radio flyer
Comment from : chad steele

Where can I get a set of wheels like that?
Comment from : Keagile Keikitse

What a great grampa your are Now I will try to make this for my son Thank you for great video
Comment from : Mai Dayjeen

awesome and very craftygreat job!!!!!!
Comment from : jorge pluas

nice
Comment from : Swof

can anyone give me the length of three boards on the truck and the angles I need to cut on two top boards??
Comment from : Gail Vermillion

Super wagon and very nice video Answered many questions about how to build the wagon I am working onbrThanks for sharingbrRichard
Comment from : Richard Scott

Great job
Comment from : Doug Burrell

Thank you so much for your response Yes the front truck looks challenging Im hoping to make mine a bit larger , for utility purposes using this design
Comment from : Alvaro Carrasco

It cost about two times in materials what a cheap metal wagon costs But the wagon is a favorite and will last for years The hardest part was designing the front truck so that it would be sturdy and reliable
Comment from : jshaules

Great Build! How much did it cost to build the wagon If you don't mind me asking?
Comment from : Alvaro Carrasco

that's awesome!
Comment from : Bellepepper

Hi The wheels are from Harbor Freight!
Comment from : dale kerrigan

Where did you get the wheels from
Comment from : kitty Fishburn

Thanks for the info
Comment from : kitty Fishburn

Thanks for the info!
Comment from : jshaules

This might save someone some trouble A solid steel axle 1/2" in diameter will not go in a 1/2" bearing, but a THREADED 1/2"axle will!
Comment from : Ron Slade Sr

JS, I'm well along building the wagon, but the 1/2" steel axle doesn't want to go into the 1/2" bearing hole I'm afraid to force it Any advice?
Comment from : Ron Slade Sr

Hi! Thank you for the compliment At 9:31 you can see that there is a washer against the wheel with a cotter pin in the end of the axle This cotter pin is later covered up with an axle cap nut
Comment from : jshaules

Beautiful work! I don't understand what keeps the wheels from coming off the axle, and is there some kind of cap or cover available for the axle ends? Thank you
Comment from : Ron Slade Sr

Thanks for the nice comments If you use ext plywood you will probably want to modify the design of the truck where the axle sits because the outer laminations of ext plywood are not of good quality or sturdy wood You may want to double it up or use hardwood just for that, or perhaps use a metal channel attached to the wood Good luck!
Comment from : jshaules

A very good descriptive video and an excellent build You have given me inspiration to have a go myself We have difficulty obtaining hardwoods so I may have to resort to using exterior grade ply Thanks again
Comment from : TREVONTO

If it lasts 100 times longer than the cheap ass China made garbage that you get at Wal-mart than its actually cheaper long term Does anyone think long term anymore? Does anyone care about quality anymore?
Comment from : B Charron

Where do you get the wheel components? Thanks!
Comment from : B Charron

Hello The 5/8" wheel bearings that came with the wheel have an outside diameter of 1 3/8" They can be replaced with 1/2" replacement bearings to fit a smaller axle I bought them (part #8222) at gokartgalaxy [with com] But you can just do a google search for "Flanged ball bearings 1 3/8" OD 1/2" ID" Remember you need two per wheel Have fun!
Comment from : jshaules

Beautiful build! Could you please advise where you obtained the 1/2" wheel bearings?
Comment from : W A Wells

Hi, can you tell me what are the measures please I want to do one of this wagon My email is mafer_2807@hotmailcom If you tell me I will be grateful with you thanks
Comment from : mafer piza

Hello! Look for Part #: 17-1189, 1/2" X 2-1/4" Steel Washer
Comment from : jshaules

can you pease send me the link where I can find the rotaing washers at I searched the website you said but can not find them please send me the weblink for theses washers
Comment from : cmullins463

Right! and the guy running the belt sander at 5:04
Comment from : jshaules

The washers are 1/2" X 2-1/4" steel washers that I bought at MFG Supply on line
Comment from : jshaules

Oh, I see you already answered that lol
Comment from : groovetunes

Hi, Can you tell me where you got the rotating washers as I have been unable to find anything like them Thanks
Comment from : groovetunes

Hello, and thanks The washers are 1/2" X 2-1/4" steel washers that I bought at MFG Supply on line They worked great and are extremely solid, much thicker and wider than the fender washer that you can buy at home depot The added width gave the front truck a more solid base to turn on since that is the only contact point of the truck on the body
Comment from : jshaules