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DIY Rob
Australia
Приєднався 10 бер 2024
I'm Rob, I love doing various DIY projects at home. I particularly enjoy trying new things. Join me on my journey as I triumph and fail along the way.
MOTORIZING A KIDS JOGGER | PART 3
I'm motorizing a kids Jogger with a hub motor so we can take the kids for walks a bit easier in our hilly suburb.
00:00 - Intro
01:10 - Installing Brakes
03:49 - Securing the Controller and Throttle
10:16 - Painting
12:11 - Extending the Battery Cable
13:33 - Final Assembly
14:06 - Reveal
14:48 - Testing
16:24 - Final Thoughts
Here's a link to the jogger and hub motor kit if you interested.
gymplus.com.au/products/deluxe-kids-bike-trailer-3-in-1-foldable-jogger-stroller-transport-carrier?_pos=1&_sid=b74572b17&_ss=r
www.aliexpress.com/item/1005007250664660.html?spm=a2g0o.order_list.order_list_main.14.4c011802ysdTpV
00:00 - Intro
01:10 - Installing Brakes
03:49 - Securing the Controller and Throttle
10:16 - Painting
12:11 - Extending the Battery Cable
13:33 - Final Assembly
14:06 - Reveal
14:48 - Testing
16:24 - Final Thoughts
Here's a link to the jogger and hub motor kit if you interested.
gymplus.com.au/products/deluxe-kids-bike-trailer-3-in-1-foldable-jogger-stroller-transport-carrier?_pos=1&_sid=b74572b17&_ss=r
www.aliexpress.com/item/1005007250664660.html?spm=a2g0o.order_list.order_list_main.14.4c011802ysdTpV
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MOTORIZING A KIDS JOGGER | PART 2
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I'm motorizing a kids Jogger with a hub motor so we can take the kids for walks a bit easier in our hilly suburb. This video is about building the frame and giving the hub motor it's first test run. 00:00 - Frame Cut and Fit 03:00 - Designing and 3D Printing Sleeves 06:53 - Putting the Frame together 17:21 - Test Run Here's a link to the jogger and hub motor kit if you interested. gymplus.com.a...
MOTORIZING A KIDS JOGGER | PART 1
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I'm motorizing a kids Jogger with a hub motor so we can take the kids for walks a bit easier in our hilly suburb. This video is about unboxing the hub motor kit and going through design plans and plan of attack. 00:00 - Intro & Unboxing 05:21 - Hub Motor Assembly and Testing 09:31 - Modifications Plans 12:21 - Design Here's a link to the jogger and hub motor kit if you interested. gymplus.com.a...
Retaining Walls | How to Build Gabion Cages Using Spirals
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Gabion cages are easy to build and perfect when you have limited access for machinery to dig footings for more conventional retaining walls. In this video I use up the remainder of my materials to come up another 40cm on an existing retaining wall. The additional retaining wall spans 430cm (long) x 40cm (high) x 35cm (deep). The height and depth were based on what materials I had left. When cal...
Changing the Drive Belt on my Honda PCX
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This is my first time changing the drivebelt on my scooter. It didn't quite go as I had planned. ▬ Contents of this video ▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬ 00:00 - Intro 01:05 - De-assembly 02:05 - Breaking my Bike 05:04 - De-assembly Continued 08:52 - How a CVT works 10:03 - Cleaning & Reassembly 15:52 - Final Thoughts The prongs on my transmission tool were 6.5mm. I didn't measure the ID of the original hole size b...
Unboxing a Kids Jogger/ Trailer from "Gymplus" and Then Immediately Making Plans to Modify it!
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I bought a Kids Jogger/ Stroller/ Trailer off gumplus.com.au with the intention to makes some well needed modifications. ▬ Contents of this video ▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬ 00:00 - Intro 01:34 - Assembly 07:34 - Initial Thoughts 13:35 - Packing up and Assembly 16:34 - Detailed Review 19:59 - Summary of the Good 22:47 Summary of the Bad 26:11 Plans for Modifications Here is the link to buy your own: gymplus.com...
Transforming a Backyard with Timber Retaining Walls - Start to Finish
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This is a full summary of a backyard transformation using timber retaining walls to landscape a slopy block. The end result is not only more functional but looks great too. You can watch the series in more detail in the a 6 part series. In these videos I share more of my decision making processes and techniques I used and why. Check the link to the videos below Part 1: ua-cam.com/video/IpqmkaL2...
Landscaping with Timber Retaining Walls Part 6
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I complete all major finishes to wrap up the series. Thanks for watching if you got this far. This is my first attempt at vlogging a DIY project. It was just as much fun as it was uncomfortable. Stick around for some interesting projects as l try new things and fail or succeed harder than before! Check out the other videos in this series below: Part 1: ua-cam.com/video/IpqmkaL2n3o/v-deo.html Pa...
Landscaping with Timber Retaining Walls Part 5
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Landscaping with Timber Retaining Walls Part 4
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Looks good! You might be able to wire the other brake into the controller twice if you know what i mean... like jumper the the brake inputs on the controller...? So you don't have to carry around that redundant one
@@RonanRTW good idea 👍
Thanks mate, needed to know the right clamping tool. Could have been me breaking the plate 🙂
Good to hear it was useful 👍
Helpful, thanks
It’s been worth the money. Having the stroller wheels has been particularly useful. Glad you found it useful
Cool...
Great job with the project! It was fascinating to see the process from design to testing. I’m sure the result will be fantastic after the final assembly and painting.
Interesting prototype! Have you seen any ready-made joggers with a similar solution for sale? Maybe you should patent this invention quickly 😉. I think people living in hilly or mountainous areas would love it. By the way, can I claim 5% of the shares in your future startup? 😄
I couldn't find any motorized joggers. I think I came across a pram with a small motor. There's definitely a market out there. Getting products patented and manufactured is no easy task. Not sure if I'm game to even try. Will be fun to get it working and jog the kids to school at least. Thanks for watching and taking interest. Cheers Rob
Coming along nicely! 👏
Great video Rob, thank you. Where did you come across the long spiral coils ? I haven’t managed to find the outside of kits
@@martinbarker7500 Thanks Martin, I’m based in Brisbane Australia. I bought them from a place called ANP metals. They call them helical/ spiral wire. Alternatively you can go with C rings ( hog rings) but you’ll need to hire a pneumatic tool use them. The tool is too expensive to buy as a once off. The cages worked out about half the price compared to the kits. Hope that helps 👍 cheers
@@DIY_Rob Thanks Rob, much appreciated mate 👍👍
Great job! The gabion cages are a smart solution, and your tips on cutting and bracing were really helpful. Keep up the awesome work!
Great video! I can see you have a lot of potential. I work on video editing and creating animations for social media. If you ever need help with your content, I'd be happy to assist. Wishing you success in growing your channel!
Thank you. It's just hobby. I do have another side business that I might need some animations done. Send me your details and I'll get in touch.
@@DIY_Rob Hi, always happy to help. Unfortunately, we can't exchange contact info in the comments. 😒 I noticed I couldn't find any contact details on your channel, but I think you know how to find mine and reach out to me. Good luck!
Spectacular job!
Thanks mate!
Could I ask what the dimensions of your posts and the boards you used for the wall? I’m in the states, and our dimensional timber looks way thinner than yours!
@@davidorionpaden Hi David, the post are 100mm x 75mm (~4” x ~3”). The sleepers are 200mm x 50mm thick (8” x 2”). I’d say 2” is probably the minimum thickness for retaining walls. If you building a retaining wall higher than 60 cm (~23“) I’d rather go with a steel post (I-beam) and clad it afterwards with timber to make it look like a timber post was used. You might also go up to 3” thick sleepers. How that helps 👍
I like your fence and nice video, given me some idea's for my own project. In the past when building fences in areas with restricted access, I have built the fence first with the posts, then lifted and dropped the fence into place, with post holes already dug out. Then concreted them.
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Where can i buy this baking book?
Just search women’s weekly cake book. Probably amazon if you not in Australia.
Nice 👍
Times like these i got to say
Good song
Amazing to see it all come together. The before and after is incredible. Well done Rob!🥳
Nice step man
Making great progress here! So good to hear your thoughts and considerations with a big project like this 😮
This is great Rob!