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Some will technically classify this as a hub design, due to the use of a continous circular tube acting as the thru axle, albeit large diameter. Brilliant presentation as always!
Just like almost every other "Hubless" design, it's simply a hollow hub, the only way around it is to have multiple points of contact that another could consider to be multiple hubs anyway.
You need to put on more aggressive tyres To drive it in winter. And in case of bad weather, to drive it in fields and muddy roads It says 4x4 on it, so it should be able to go everywhere.
@user-rg8mc4el8w you are missing the point of those videos, the videos are not meant to be practical solutions, but just for fun or for experimenting purposes. just because he adds the lightbulb effect in the video, does not mean that he wanted to make a practical solution to it. instead, the probably just wanted to make the thing from their idea that seems cool in their head just to see what it is like when built. even on one of those videos he made, he said that they made a bike modification just for fun. so many people watching these videos fail to know this and would probably be surprised if someone told them these videos are just for fun or experimenting purposes
let me grab my handy 40mm bearings right quick. okay, let's gooooooo. side note, more of an observation - that bird walking was faster than you. those blades are still dope
so many people are hating on these videos because the thing they made is impractial, but don't realize that these videos are just for fun and just for experimentation. the things they make are not meant to be practical, but to see what their concept idea when built is like. I really wish more people reailzed, because the other videos get so many dislikes
And what about grease? Do you remove it completely? Is it okay for humidity conditions? Is it comfortable to use ball bearing without any suspension (instead of tires)? Thanks.
Grease is needed for it to spin it nicely, good for humid conditions, it's literally what roller skates and blades use;ball bearings and the sizes are just around 120mm diameter
Very cool! They also seem to be a bit tall and I’d be worried of the torque on your legs. Here’s an idea, could you lower the height by pivoting the wheels outward (laterally) about 45 degrees-30 degrees from vertical?
@@imaginarysheeps That’s what I was thinking of. Thank you for reminding me of those. I remember Cesar Milan (sp?) the dog whisperer had those things when he’d exercise his dogs.
@@boomfiziksthat would put stress on the joint. Wheels would stop turning after a hour or two probably. Or you would need a very complex system now that I think of it. You could pull this of with side ways rollers maybe. Like the ones in expensive pocket knives. Idk.
@@whateverbikes I remember my cousin had a pair that he let me try back in early 2000's. They were weird at first, but easily got the hang of it by the end of the day. Hhmmm...I wonder if he still has them or not...
Great work, very interesting concept. I would like to see another build where the wheels are out in front and behind the foot. Allowing for a longer wheelbase for stability and also allowing the COG to be considerably lower 👍
it's not the best design for serviceability like lubing the bearings or changing the tires, but it's not welded, just hammered and screwed so it's still possible.
usually the builds are not done with the best usability in mind, but this one seems usable, except for the very high foot position. I guess for all terrain inline roller skates it would work much better to have the wheels in front and behind the foot, and foot as low as possible, just high enough for ground clearance.
Идея интересная, на этом пожалуй все! Практичность и удобство = 0 С такими высоким колесами, действительно есть очень большой риск споткнуться и довольно сильно травмироваться! Это как девушке для утренней пробежки вместо кросовок одеть туфли на максимально высоких каблуках! Думаю, это разовый выезд для поддержки канала, как и в большинстве случаев всех проэктов, которые совершенно не практичны для повседневного использования! Но, за креативность! 👍🏻😄
OMG.... Absolutely amazing. I've been waiting for the day new rollerblades are invented with a bigger bearings . I used to tell the manufacturer about it.
@zoram671 Bigger bearings for what? More weight, less agility, worse acceleration? the skates built here look cool, but are hardly practical. Much too heavy, bad wheels make it slow, or have high rolling resistance and the boot is absolute junk for this purpose. He should have taken a more stable/quality boot.
@@AsPhAlTjUnKiEde 100% agreed, these skates are just invented for clickbait, may look interesting but have NOTHING to do with improving anything inline skating 😀
I guess its like with ski or ice skate Point your feet not paralell but in an angle, you glide a bit than stop. It might be harder with rubber wheels but than a smaller angle should be enough to stop you There must be more advanced ways, like roll on one leg and totally cross the other one
T-stop - just drag a foot behind you. There's several others but this is the most common/beginner friendly. But you can easily flat spot your wheels if you aren't careful. The plow technique mentioned above is also beginner friendly, and works great at slower speeds. But I see it more on the ice than I do wheels.
Wow! Those are some large wheels for rollerblades. I skate 100 miles / 161km per month every month for the last 4+ years however I do it on 4x90s or 3x110s.
I think it would be much lighter to just attach to the bottom of the bearings rather than the full tube through capture you went with ... just seems like overkill. And the soft tires will eat energy.
Version II - lengthen the wheelbase and lower the boot by placing the wheels at eleven o’clock and 2 o’clock respectively. This could allow to you to add suspension in the form of springs as the wheel can now flex to the three o’clock and nine o’clock positions. 👏👍
@Slickmfu absolutely zero support especially with that boot and the wheels look too soft which means even less support and less speed. Imagine trying to ride a bike with flat tires is basically what this skate is.
Very nice bro for your hard work dedication for design a new style stake but it seems their wheels were too soft and that was the reason for low speed.
Parabéns pela ideia!! Nitidamente o centro de gravidade foi alterado o que causou uma maior instabilidade para os lados. A bota tem que ser reforçada, pense nisso.
Yeah, 1st: that foam will disintegrate prolly on 1st run. 2nd: 2 wheels means no turning! 3rd: up way to high. I uses to get paid by ROCES to ride their BIG CAT offload skate back in 1998 or 99. I love your ingenuity. I'm gonna sub
Interesting build, just one thing, he really shouldn't have hammered in the bearings though, he should have used a vice or some press to push the bearings in.
A hand file is not a saw, the file is meant to only remove material in the forward pushed direction. Applying pressure or allowing contact with subject material in the return stroke is dulling the file, very quickly!
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@@lakshmikumari.kandikatla1364and?
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make a bike that goes on train tracks
Шляпа!
a answer to a question literally no one asked. I LOVE IT.
the roll-resistance is greater than actual breaks. bravo.
lmao
when he spun the giant bearing I was like this is a huge waste of time.
Please make suspension skates
That’s would be 🔥🔥🔥
@@EtienneAugustin-h7q Not new >>> Powerslide Nordic VI Shockliner
Your legs are the suspension
Some will technically classify this as a hub design, due to the use of a continous circular tube acting as the thru axle, albeit large diameter. Brilliant presentation as always!
Just like almost every other "Hubless" design, it's simply a hollow hub, the only way around it is to have multiple points of contact that another could consider to be multiple hubs anyway.
It is still a hub.
Awesome build as usual. You should paint them to look like TRON lightcycles now.
He already looks dumb enough ..
you need a pink paar : ) homo !!!
Exactly!
Now I can finally fall with confidence knowing that my ankles will be completely destroyed. Thanks!
Yessss, i saw that.
😂😂😂😅
You need to put on more aggressive tyres To drive it in winter. And in case of bad weather, to drive it in fields and muddy roads It says 4x4 on it, so it should be able to go everywhere.
Saw wheels
Skates with snow tires?
Dude's legs are gonna be buff after the winter season.
@@R_A_3000I mean, don’t skip leg day, and any day is leg day
Love the creativity. I'm not convinced rolling along forest doesn't risk getting dirt inside the bearings :)
2:35 and 8:30 damn, the man grew a full beard by the time he finished. Shows how long it took, that's dedication ;)
What if they are different people 😂
@@damyomotorized7338 probably :d
He also have a mustache, honestly if that his face he look like my neighbor
no he dont, those literally his helmet straps
Love the idea and creativity but there is so much wrong with these slates it hurts
That's this channel's thing - they make insane concepts that are utterly impractical, but look kind of cool for 30 seconds at the end of the video.
@user-rg8mc4el8w
you are missing the point of those videos, the videos are not meant to be practical solutions, but just for fun or for experimenting purposes.
just because he adds the lightbulb effect in the video, does not mean that he wanted to make a practical solution to it. instead, the probably just wanted to make the thing from their idea that seems cool in their head just to see what it is like when built.
even on one of those videos he made, he said that they made a bike modification just for fun.
so many people watching these videos fail to know this and would probably be surprised if someone told them these videos are just for fun or experimenting purposes
@@brookewestonctc yeah thats fair
A lot of work and skills just fun and not a practical solution attempt baffles me
@@chevalsauerhe's got 13.5 million subscribers, why are you baffled?
Very good job! Love to see an update on this using harder compounds for the tires
let me grab my handy 40mm bearings right quick. okay, let's gooooooo.
side note, more of an observation - that bird walking was faster than you. those blades are still dope
so many people are hating on these videos because the thing they made is impractial, but don't realize that these videos are just for fun and just for experimentation. the things they make are not meant to be practical, but to see what their concept idea when built is like. I really wish more people reailzed, because the other videos get so many dislikes
And what about grease? Do you remove it completely? Is it okay for humidity conditions?
Is it comfortable to use ball bearing without any suspension (instead of tires)?
Thanks.
Grease is needed for it to spin it nicely, good for humid conditions, it's literally what roller skates and blades use;ball bearings and the sizes are just around 120mm diameter
When you brake does it not flat-spot the tyres really quickly?
Awesome build BTW.
Very cool! They also seem to be a bit tall and I’d be worried of the torque on your legs.
Here’s an idea, could you lower the height by pivoting the wheels outward (laterally) about 45 degrees-30 degrees from vertical?
Even same i was thinking
Yes but then only the corners of the wheels will be touching and also that would probably mean less traction, and what the guy wants is traction
the landroller skates took this approach, they worked pretty well
@@imaginarysheeps That’s what I was thinking of. Thank you for reminding me of those. I remember Cesar Milan (sp?) the dog whisperer had those things when he’d exercise his dogs.
@@boomfiziksthat would put stress on the joint. Wheels would stop turning after a hour or two probably. Or you would need a very complex system now that I think of it. You could pull this of with side ways rollers maybe. Like the ones in expensive pocket knives. Idk.
This man has the creativity to create happiness and I jealous 😮
The 4x4 logo with mud splash was a nice touch
I like the video. A lot of hard work went into this. Thanks for making it. The skates look like fun.
Just an idea: make a second pair, extend the length so that the wheels are in front and behind the feet and use them like skis on the road…
These already exist. Cross country skiers use them to train in the summer. We exercised on them 30 years ago, really nothing new there.
@@whateverbikes I remember my cousin had a pair that he let me try back in early 2000's. They were weird at first, but easily got the hang of it by the end of the day. Hhmmm...I wonder if he still has them or not...
Great work, very interesting concept. I would like to see another build where the wheels are out in front and behind the foot. Allowing for a longer wheelbase for stability and also allowing the COG to be considerably lower 👍
Gotta be the greatest ratio of frame strength to wheel strength ever.
People who didn’t come from TikTok are allowed to like this comment
Does he has tiktok?
U mean *came from.
I've never seen a rollerblading accident quite like that before! The wheels came off so easily 😂
He bought it feom wish😂
I especially liked how he effortlessly sliced rings off a metal pipe with a knife. Best metal cutting tools 😂
Cool build, welds a bit rough.. tig is cleaner... Hows the weight on them? Seems like anyone would get tired pretty fast with all that metal.
how are you going to change the treads once they wear out?
He will build another pair. With square wheels, I guess.
it's not the best design for serviceability like lubing the bearings or changing the tires, but it's not welded, just hammered and screwed so it's still possible.
usually the builds are not done with the best usability in mind, but this one seems usable, except for the very high foot position. I guess for all terrain inline roller skates it would work much better to have the wheels in front and behind the foot, and foot as low as possible, just high enough for ground clearance.
the infomercial-esque ad was refreshing! would by 100%
As always, a work of great craftsmanship and clean design. Well done
You're so brilliant, I am also really impressed with your work shop😊🎉 Well done 👍
Идея интересная, на этом пожалуй все!
Практичность и удобство = 0
С такими высоким колесами, действительно есть очень большой риск споткнуться и довольно сильно травмироваться!
Это как девушке для утренней пробежки вместо кросовок одеть туфли на максимально высоких каблуках!
Думаю, это разовый выезд для поддержки канала, как и в большинстве случаев всех проэктов, которые совершенно не практичны для повседневного использования!
Но, за креативность! 👍🏻😄
Я посмотрел на сварочные швы и выключил😮
Amazing bro,I like your handmade new version of rollskatters design.👍👍👍
WARNING: The creator isn't responsible for any fatal stumbles.
Or choking on your own laughter!
Typical khohol 😂
Stumble guys
Yep
@@KROLOLOare you katzap?😊
Wow.. Mice tho..great idea... But..How heavy is that?
А сколько они весят? По массе? Наверное очень тяжёлые? 😮
Конечно. А еще он все масло вычистил из подшипников - скоро сдохнут. А по весу - посмотри как резина в роликах прогибается)
Adorable. More craftsman than engineer or skater.
Awesome job with the filming & editing & audio! And a cool final product! Excited for more! Keep it up! 😃
But where's the music?
OMG.... Absolutely amazing. I've been waiting for the day new rollerblades are invented with a bigger bearings . I used to tell the manufacturer about it.
@zoram671 Bigger bearings for what? More weight, less agility, worse acceleration?
the skates built here look cool, but are hardly practical. Much too heavy, bad wheels make it slow, or have high rolling resistance and the boot is absolute junk for this purpose. He should have taken a more stable/quality boot.
@@AsPhAlTjUnKiEde 100% agreed, these skates are just invented for clickbait, may look interesting but have NOTHING to do with improving anything inline skating 😀
This welding made me cry
I had the same reaction - was shocked more people didn't see it. Some of the worst I've seen.
Mee too
Got the job done f it
Even if i really try to f#@k it up it looks better then this haha.
His skating skills looks horrible also😅
That's the coldest weld I've ever seen. Wrong polarity?
5:42 what is that metal or what is that knife none of what I’m looking at makes sense
If there was a great designer for every time another one uses hubless wheels in their design, we would live in a world full of great designers.
Best editing, smoth transition
Those are stroller wheels. I'm surprised they stayed together with all of your weight on them. Nice build.
The bearings helped
Wonder if newer 3D printers would work, for that frame though. Giving a strong but lighter frame for the wheels.
I always wondered how do you break with rollerblades that don’t have brakes, never tried any, and never saw someone break with one of those xD
I guess its like with ski or ice skate
Point your feet not paralell but in an angle, you glide a bit than stop.
It might be harder with rubber wheels but than a smaller angle should be enough to stop you
There must be more advanced ways, like roll on one leg and totally cross the other one
Don't worry. His wheels are not rolling as the tire is too soft.
Hockey skates don't have brakes either, you basically just powerslide for a hard stop 😋
T-stop - just drag a foot behind you. There's several others but this is the most common/beginner friendly. But you can easily flat spot your wheels if you aren't careful. The plow technique mentioned above is also beginner friendly, and works great at slower speeds. But I see it more on the ice than I do wheels.
Good increase in style.
I wonder how it does on smooth pavement?
Wow! Those are some large wheels for rollerblades. I skate 100 miles / 161km per month every month for the last 4+ years however I do it on 4x90s or 3x110s.
Well they seem to be similar to my Powerslide Next Edge... 2x 150mm
@@buccob and Powerslide SUV are much lighter and have a proper stable boot. You can see how he almost bends over several times.
Without Brakes???!!! 😲 COOL!!! 😎👌 You're Hardcore!!! 😂😂😂
I think it would be much lighter to just attach to the bottom of the bearings rather than the full tube through capture you went with ... just seems like overkill. And the soft tires will eat energy.
Without brakes very cool 👍
The Q IQ is beyond the IQ of our famous scientists.
Nothing like putting all that effort in to roll on some flat tires with some frames that are 35 pounds a piece. Great job!
Skate companies should hire you!!!
The Q and skates?! Instantly clicked like!
First Time it make sense❤. Much appreciated your efforts and creativity 😊
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Nice! Love what you do with basic tools. You gotta learn to weld tho, lol
You made inlines even better at rolling your ankles!
bro those welds 😞😞😞. you seem to professional for those welds to not be a parody
So nice but looks heavier, hard plastic is better, love it ❤
bye bye ankle.
😂😂😂
😅😂😂
What's the addl weight you are rolling...??
How about repalcing metal beacket with aluminium or hardened plastic...
Could of improved the look of the weld man. Not hard the grind it down smooth. Each to there own I guess😏
If welded right, there's no need to grind. That's some shitty welding
Greetings, what size and brand of tire did you use and what bearing numbering did you use?
8:30... Pigeon tried to warn you of no brakes 😮
What do you think about electric skates E-skates. 32km/h. 24km km on one charge. 1,5 kg . 1,5-hour charging.
You're genius 💎
Thanks😅
how did you collect all materials you need? Can we get ready only by IKEA?
Make this electric 🤔😂
So when do you start mass production ?
Off road roller blades very cool.
Version II - lengthen the wheelbase and lower the boot by placing the wheels at eleven o’clock and 2 o’clock respectively. This could allow to you to add suspension in the form of springs as the wheel can now flex to the three o’clock and nine o’clock positions. 👏👍
Too heavy for skating.
So true lol
Awesome project, and what a cool way to break your ankles XD
Just make the width of the wheels larger, inline skates range from 50mm to 120mm size
@@Littlefry2 I mean yeah there are suggestions to remedy that, but that's the thing. You gotta apply those suggestions cuz as it is.... lol
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The Q: Makes something unique for entertainment
everyone: OMG ThAtS So ImPrAcTiCaL.
very nice but no :)
Why not
Those look scary 😟
@Slickmfu absolutely zero support especially with that boot and the wheels look too soft which means even less support and less speed. Imagine trying to ride a bike with flat tires is basically what this skate is.
Ok, where you bought this knife from?
Just asking for a friend...
Boy aint no welder for sure.
Glad I’m not the only one that seen it. I could hardly breathe when he didn’t even smooth or grind it down😖
Was completely invested up until 8:15 😬
I would redesign them longer, so that you could bring the shoe part closer to the ground.
Very nice bro for your hard work dedication for design a new style stake but it seems their wheels were too soft and that was the reason for low speed.
Parabéns pela ideia!!
Nitidamente o centro de gravidade foi alterado o que causou uma maior instabilidade para os lados.
A bota tem que ser reforçada, pense nisso.
@TheQ_original downhill how do you brake ?! 😨
these remind me of the old RollerBall skates I used to have
Yeah, 1st: that foam will disintegrate prolly on 1st run. 2nd: 2 wheels means no turning! 3rd: up way to high. I uses to get paid by ROCES to ride their BIG CAT offload skate back in 1998 or 99. I love your ingenuity. I'm gonna sub
The old Black and Decker power file would come in handy there. 🧤
Powerslide Outback 150 or Edge 150, no?
The problem with inflatable tires, they're super slow on flat roads.
Tho it's a really cool build. It looks futuristic.
great! but, how can you stop it?????
Excellent concept 👍🏾
I was watching this video and suddenly an idea came up: what if combine tracks and rollers?
Thanks for an awesome video!)
I was thinking that too. Thespeed would be terrible though.
Interesting build, just one thing, he really shouldn't have hammered in the bearings though, he should have used a vice or some press to push the bearings in.
A hand file is not a saw, the file is meant to only remove material in the forward pushed direction.
Applying pressure or allowing contact with subject material in the return stroke is dulling the file, very quickly!
Nice leg exercise with your new 12 kg roller skates!
Where can I buy that sharp metal cutting knife? Hahahahaha 🤣🤣🤣
Where the hell did you learn to weld?
You need a hard boot for such a high frames. Like Powerslide Nexts that are used for actual reallife SUV skates. Otherwise you will hurt your ankles.
Those are looking great
it's awesome, don't get me wrong, but isn't it technically just a bigger hub rather than hubless?