If I may, some suggestions to boost this as high as it deserves.... First, a tutorial narration would be in order. Would love to hear you explain what you are doing and why- Frame steel components/ materials used, what kind of steering this is, etc. Secondly, the title can be redone to say DIY velomobile, DIY quadracycle, diy 4wheel pedal car. i have literally been watching UA-cam for hours this weekend, and this is the best video that actually shows a guy building one of these 4 wheelers step by step in a single video. A good 20 minute video beats the devil out of a multi part series in my book. your comments about how to improve it are excellent, and an arrogant farmboy like me can noodle it out. I also agree with you that most of what is accomplished here can be built in a well equipped garage using an affordable Harbor Freight fluxcore wirefeed welder and a simple hacksaw rather than a grinder (but we all need an excuse to buy new tools though, right?). I have saved this video and created a single category title. I would love to see you make another from scrap bicycles and some bone simple diagrams and measurements. I am certain that these ideas would boost the plays and likes, because mercy- this is genius on display. I am going to build on this video idea specifically!! Cheers, and keep making cool stuff!! Sean Bates, Othello Washington USA
I kind of want to build a 4-seat model with electric assist for hill climbing, and a functioning derailleur for greater speed. I think having 2 person power would be simple Enough. 4 person would be too complex for me though. Then maybe battery operated drills for bill assist? I’ll have to experiment with how an 18v assist does, versus higher voltage… a pair of car batteries adds a lot of weight. Cordless drills are cheap.
It's a two seater, I just installed the car seat so my little girl could ride safely. Only improvement is to move the back wheels further behind the seat (rearward) to ensure a more stable center of gravity!
$50-$100 depends on steel prices. I used 3/4" steel tubing for most of it. Roughly 2 sticks 20ft each. The control arms are made of 2" wide by 3/8" thick flat stock. Hope this helps clarify a little!
@@giovonnirochagarcia9196 if you do make sure your back wheels are further behind the seat . The weight on mine isn't distributed very well. I work in a metal fabrication shop so I have access to a welder and all the tools I needed
If I may, some suggestions to boost this as high as it deserves.... First, a tutorial narration would be in order. Would love to hear you explain what you are doing and why- Frame steel components/ materials used, what kind of steering this is, etc. Secondly, the title can be redone to say DIY velomobile, DIY quadracycle, diy 4wheel pedal car. i have literally been watching UA-cam for hours this weekend, and this is the best video that actually shows a guy building one of these 4 wheelers step by step in a single video. A good 20 minute video beats the devil out of a multi part series in my book. your comments about how to improve it are excellent, and an arrogant farmboy like me can noodle it out. I also agree with you that most of what is accomplished here can be built in a well equipped garage using an affordable Harbor Freight fluxcore wirefeed welder and a simple hacksaw rather than a grinder (but we all need an excuse to buy new tools though, right?). I have saved this video and created a single category title. I would love to see you make another from scrap bicycles and some bone simple diagrams and measurements. I am certain that these ideas would boost the plays and likes, because mercy- this is genius on display. I am going to build on this video idea specifically!! Cheers, and keep making cool stuff!! Sean Bates, Othello Washington USA
Congratulations. Simple, yet practical and inspirational. Thank you very much for sharing (I really do mean this).
So cool! I enjoyed watching!
guys will look at this and say hell yeah
Hell Yeah!
This talented guy need more subscribers!
Thanks brother!
@@bryanpatterson93 I am a biological woman...lol! I guess it is the hat...🤣
A thousand pardons! In the welding shop I can barely see my phone I am truly sorry 😅
anything diy this creative gets my like!
Thanks!
This is awesome!
Very cool Bryan !
Very good !
I kind of want to build a 4-seat model with electric assist for hill climbing, and a functioning derailleur for greater speed. I think having 2 person power would be simple
Enough. 4 person would be too complex for me though.
Then maybe battery operated drills for bill assist? I’ll have to experiment with how an 18v assist does, versus higher voltage… a pair of car batteries adds a lot of weight. Cordless drills are cheap.
Nice car
It's very good 👌
Thanks!!
Nice😍🔥
Is that a baby seat for the drivers seat? Other than that it was freaking awesome.
Glad you enjoyed it! I made hoops on the passenger side so my little girl could ride in her car seat.
I would love to build one
Do it bro!!
Tutorial
total cost???
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Hello nice build, excuse my ignorance what is the name of the cutting machine on minute 1:20?
It is a pipe notcher, it nips a little slice of the pipe off so they can fit together better
would you make just a Frame? and if so I would be Intrested ..
I could, contact me @bryan_maker_patterson on Instagram. Unfortunately the price of steel and shipping is outrageous right now
How would you make this a two seater with the wheel on one side? I'm trying to puzzle out the steering situation for my two boys.
It's a two seater, I just installed the car seat so my little girl could ride safely. Only improvement is to move the back wheels further behind the seat (rearward) to ensure a more stable center of gravity!
@arianevans6810 the solution to move the wheel to one side is add another cross bar with chain and gear. I would like to see a 4 passenger version.
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in total how much was it $. not the seats or wheels though just the metal
$50-$100 depends on steel prices. I used 3/4" steel tubing for most of it. Roughly 2 sticks 20ft each. The control arms are made of 2" wide by 3/8" thick flat stock. Hope this helps clarify a little!
@@bryanpatterson93 thanks i might make one but were do you get the tools
@@giovonnirochagarcia9196 if you do make sure your back wheels are further behind the seat . The weight on mine isn't distributed very well. I work in a metal fabrication shop so I have access to a welder and all the tools I needed
@@bryanpatterson93 ok thanks
Well we would all build these if we had the big industrial machines
You can cut the steel with a cutoff wheel on an angle grinder and use any simple welder on low settings
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I want you to make me one
this is nice. wow
Thanks!
Price
$50-$200 depends on steel price and your location
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