Thank you! I wanted to replicate a cart my grandfather used but have NO experience making something like that. This is perfect. I just need to look up my attachment now!

This is precisely what I was hoping to watch.

Thank you for sharing my friend , exactly what I was searching for to build my own cart

Thank you. Short, simple and to the point.👍

Brother. Your design just saved me alot of money designing an anle for my wagon im building. Thank you

@MattCrom

2 жыл бұрын

Nice to hear that. Have a good build.

brilliant, exactly what i have been looking for

Thank you - you've answered exactly what I wanted to know - looked at so many videos but yours was the one that did the job! Many thanks x

Just what I needed to learn how to do. Thank you!

@MattCrom

9 ай бұрын

You are welcome!

Thank you for that video , that’s all I wanted to know . Simple , clear and straight forward !

@MattCrom

4 жыл бұрын

Glad to hear, thank you for sharing!

Thanks! I needed an idea like this for a project!

@MattCrom

5 жыл бұрын

Curious about your project Thad!

Thank you, thank you thank you! This solves my problem, at a fraction of the cost

Thank you Matthias, hope you are well today

@MattCrom

4 ай бұрын

Thanks 🙂

Excellent video! Thank you so much!

Thank you so much for this. Gave me an idea

Nice and straightforward.

Actually tried this. I clean homes and have to Pressure wash around the home. Washers are not designed to wheel around well, more bring it to a place and park it but I needed to drag it around a yard full of mud and debris. I had some high wheels but the pin bolt axels gave too much play, wheels wobbled, basically dragging it because wheels wouldn't spin right. Had some conduit, maybe 1/2" since tires were 1/2 bearing. Took some sanding of the bolt to get them to slide in, had to jammer in to widen the conduit a tad but now the wheels don't bow inward and allowed wider spacers on the outside of frame so wider stance. Best thing is without the removable handle the washer frame is not stiff..This axel mod makes it stiff so I don't need that high handle which makes it easier to load

Just what I need to 👀 see...easy tutorial 🥰💯👌👏👏👏👏

Matthias - Nice idea. Take it one step further by using all thread instead of two bolts to improve the stability and the strength issues. Be sure to used two nuts locked together on each end so that the torque is just right, and nothing comes apart. The only disadvantage, you will need two wrenches. With some more engineering you can reduce it down to one wrench.

@MattCrom

Жыл бұрын

Thank you for the feedback. The all thread I could get here in stores is not hardened steel, thus it would bend. The bolts I use are hardened and can not be bend.

@ScorpionRegent

Жыл бұрын

​@@MattCrom Having the all thread tightened inside the conduit with nuts and washers gives the combined part a rigidity that is stronger than the sum of its components. This does not mean that it won't bend, it's just less likely to bend. I have used this technique to construct camera booms out of all thread and PVC pipe. It's a compromise technique that saves weight and money. If weight isn't as important you can sleeve the all thread in a snug bit of tubing and pack the rest of the dead air space in the conduit with sand which will make it substantially more rigid. I make no promises it will work, but just present it as a possible option. Just how heavy a load do you carry with your cart?

@MattCrom

Жыл бұрын

@@ScorpionRegent yeah makes sense!

Very helpful. I'm trying to build a foldable, shopping cart from home in country to store or bus. Wheels on carts sold here are small chair wheels. I'm going to use fence clips ( brackets) to secure wheels for on and off .

Yes i have no money but need one around the apartment to pick up trash and light duty! Good Idea

Thank you. The simplest explanation I’ve found so far. I’m going to build a cart for my big dog to pull my little old dog around

@Ace_Disaster

4 жыл бұрын

How did it go? I'm here for the same purpose

@rudyorta6709

2 жыл бұрын

Lmao awesome

I was racking my brains trying to figure out how to replace missing axle on hand cart. Thanks

Great idea!

great video!

was looking for such a plan to make a cart one can use in the field.

@MattCrom

6 жыл бұрын

Xan Kru cool, let me know your progress!

Brilliant, thank you.

VERY COOL! Thanks! I need to fashion a garbage can cart out of wood and this gives me a way of attaching a couple of wheels I'm going to buy at Harbor Freight. The only thing different I'm going to do, probably, is use a hollow piece of smaller diameter pipe to put inside the axle instead of bolts so that I don't have to drill through a hard, solid bolt. Anyway, thanks again. Good job!

Good idea. Thank you

Nice work ~ thanks.

That’s really helpful. Thanks

@MattCrom

Жыл бұрын

You are welcome!

That's awesome!! Thank you. 🙂

@MattCrom

Жыл бұрын

You're welcome!

very good idea 👍👍.

Genius!

Love the simplicity of this.

@MattCrom

6 жыл бұрын

Thank you ^^

Thank you

Thanks!

Solid idea. Thanks.

Thanks

Thanks, solved.

@CORYJOHNM

6 жыл бұрын

I'm going to cut the bolt head and put the shaft in the pipe so I can use a nylon locking nut to put tension on the wheel bearings. Not sure about one bearing riding on the treads but bolts are cheap.

Cheers mate❤

Good Idea!!!😃😃

A four wheeled cart is a good idea as well :) Have you ever tried building a cart and/or a camper trailer using training wheels? They have adult training wheel stabilizers these days as well; just curious as to if you've experimented with a design like that :)

@MattCrom

2 жыл бұрын

Cool idea, but no I have not tried that.

Thank you for this. Im trying to build a seat and wheels. To add onto a trikecycle to take a disabled family member for bike rides.

@MattCrom

Жыл бұрын

I am feeling the approach in this video might be too light, or not strong enough, to carry people. My need for the cart was that it could easily be disassembled without tools and that I could carry the parts. The use case for you seems different. A stronger and fixed axle would be most recommended

@smallnuts2

Жыл бұрын

@Matthias I'll double in thickness in pipe. My mother is 4'11, 110 pounds. She can't walk anymore do to back. Figure I could start riding her around.

Thanks this is exactly what I needed to figure out👍

Perfecto 😎👍🏽

Amazing

By the way - you can use regular bike wheels (much much cheaper) by using the threaded through-rod (if it's the same size and tpi as an axle so the cones work) and 8 threaded bearing cones and 4 sets of bearings and 4 nuts and grease. Has been done!

@timk2189

3 жыл бұрын

I have a pair of 20" bike wheels and would like to use a threaded rod to make a cart, can you explain the details of this design?

Very good

good idea.

Thank you.

@MattCrom

2 жыл бұрын

Your welcome!

Thank you so much!!! I used this on a little lawn tractor trailer I made works great! Thanks again subbed

Thank you, I'll have to modify it but finally I understand what to do!

Perfect 🏆🇨🇦

hey man, im building a candy cart, and im up to the wheel and axle part...so one of the wheels have lost the ball bearings...could i theoretically wel a rod straight to the hub of both wheels and that could be used to turn the wheels rather than the ball bearings

I need this wheel.

Hello mate! I found a 36" piece of threaded 1/2 pipe at my local hardware store that I guess I could use as an axle itself? Could I just use that and adjust the tightness around the wheels with nuts and washers? Do you see any downsides to using a threaded pipe through the wheels?

@MattCrom

4 жыл бұрын

Hey DaveB, I'm not sure what kind of steel this threaded pipe made out of. If it's hardened steel you be surely ok. But I think it might be softer steel, if so, it could bend. If your cart/contraption/load is really light than this still might be ok. Hope this helps..

👍

Thank you so much. I need this for my project. How could I ever thank you

Can you put a lawnmower blade on the bottom of this to cut grass in the ditch so I can set down what do you think

Thank you. Can you show tutorial on how to make steerable front wheel axle.

Mantap

put solid rod in tube

For kayak bicycle kart yes????

can you make strong wagon carts please

nice video. I am really interrested in the dimensions of the wheels. would you please tell me more?

can make a cart with this

Thats just what I was looking for! My wheelchair wheels are going on my mobile chicken coop. Not yet sure how to attach axle to bottom of coop.

Brilliant. I actually need to construct a roller system for our parameter fence to stop our cats getting out. Can buy for 2.5k but this is ideal. Thank you

Pass a threaded rod through it ($8?) and torque it. Thought of a shim (thin washer) after you drill the hole - that would cut down the play. Should be able to use something though if you had the energy to find it, that would PULL the bolt into the rod - like a small "key" (a motor shaft key) - that would function like a wedge. You'd need something other than a round through hole. Have an idea here - drill the bolt hole a bit short of lining up perfectly, and drill a "chamfer" that will line up - then try driving a nail through it to pull the bolt tight. Just thinking. I'm avoiding work. But I also actually have this problem.

Fantastic! Thank you

I'm thinking about making a wagon to bring home my groceries but I'm wondering if I can use only 1 piece of steel pipe as the axle to put through the wheels. I already have 4 new No-Flat tires that I had bought for my child's wagon but have never used it. Can you please tell me if it will be a problem for me when turning corners? Thank you 🙏

@MattCrom

2 жыл бұрын

Hey D Sing, I think everything is possible but your design choices have to match the needs and use of the cart. I would suggest a solid axle to put through the wheel. I do not really understand or get the question about turning though.

@skinnydee1886

2 жыл бұрын

@@MattCrom Thank you for the immediate response. Yes, that's what I'm thinking to use one solid piece to put through the wheels. Ok, thank you 🙏

@MattCrom

2 жыл бұрын

@@skinnydee1886 your welcome 🙏

Who dislike it ... don't know simplicity.?..go-to rocket science...

very nice and lucidly explained!0

Thank you for sharing this good information.

@MattCrom

3 жыл бұрын

You're welcome :)

Thank You

What kind of assembly should i use for a horse cart

@MattCrom

6 жыл бұрын

Tristan Meyer, my guess is you'll need something more robust than the solution presented here.

thanks! good video!

Nobody commented how this dude is trying to get people f****ng hurt?!?!?!

Drilling through the bold is very difficult

@MattCrom

3 жыл бұрын

It can help to put the axle and bolt into a vice. Then drill not to fast with a good sharp drill.

Excellent!

I'm in theater production and we have a remarkably limited budget, so this was very helpful. Do you have an estimate on how much weight this type of axle can support? The wagon I'm looking at making will not move quickly, but it does need to carry two people. If this axle is not heavy-duty enough, is there a way you know of that can strengthen it?

@MattCrom

3 жыл бұрын

Hi, I am sensing that carrying two people on a single axle, as shown in the video, is not going to work. If you have two axles, then just maybe it could work. if those persons do not jump around on the cart. You could maybe use bigger dimensions than the rods and steel pipe I have used. This cart was made to be simple, lightweight and repairable along the way without the need of tools such as wrenches or screwdrivers. Your situation and needs seem very different.

@garywatson9519

2 жыл бұрын

A simple way to strengthen would be to insert a length of rebar in the centre of the tube, just a thought.

That’s an easy way but I wouldn’t want too use it

Corona virus engineers, gather!

Do you need special drill bit to get through the bolt

@MattCrom

3 жыл бұрын

You will need a drill bit for iron. A good sharp one (new) did the job for me. Hope it works out for you.

@corniss

5 ай бұрын

Belated thank you. You do a great job explaining.

just google woodprix instructions :))

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Wheels from a wheelchair shop??? Wheelchairs don't come with knobby tires.

@MattCrom

2 жыл бұрын

The tires I have put on the wheels are not indeed. They are bike tires.

@jacka55six60

2 жыл бұрын

@@MattCrom Interesting modification. Well done!

Simple doesn’t mean wheels from a wheel chair ??? Most people have old bike wheels no wheelchair wheels ,,, if you have wheelchair wheels you probably won’t be needing a cart you will be needing a helping hand opening a door instead!!!

@MattCrom

2 жыл бұрын

Haha good point Ariel 😂 I know that getting hold of wheelchair wheels will be statistically speaking harder for majority of people. Thus that aspect might be Indeed not the simplest. I had to buy them from a wheelchair shop. But for my intention and needs for the cart, it made the easiest solution. As i wanted to disassemble the cart during my journey, and did not want to rely on tools, like a wrench of screwdriver. Hope that clarifies.

Thank you for this. Im trying to build a seat and wheels. To add onto a trikecycle to take a disabled family member for bike rides.