I just made this stand with your plans. Thank you for this. I used mostly scrap that I had. I only had to buy one 2x4 at the store and the hooks. So very easy. It took me about 90 minutes to complete. I haven't painted it yet. That will be a project for another day. I have looked over some of your other videos. You are very skilled and creative, and your manner is very calm and reassuring. Thanks again.
Good work old chap! Clear concise video, explained well and you used mostly recycled (forgive the pun) materials. Much respect from an old woodworker. thank you for taking the time and trouble to post!
Nice and simple to make and very sturdy. You could possibly make this at home out of scrap wood. Even if you had to buy a few cuts, it would be a fraction of the price of some of the repair stands on sale nowadays... 👍🏻👍🏻
Thanks for the video. Great use of scrap wood. Always fun to see creative uses for discarded materials. I'll definitely build one this weekend. Take care friend:)
I have needed,a bike stand,numerous times,but always thought they were pricey for what they are. The cheapest,£30. So I will make one of these,immediately,for replacing the back brake blocks. Got to raise the crank,and wheel.
I absolutely love this bike stand, it came out great. Come spring time I’m gonna definitely copy this and build one for myself and one for my wife, the other one you built I copied and that’s what’s holding up my bike now, great video Phil, when I get a notification from UA-cam saying you have a new video I can’t click on it fast enough
Thanks a lot Christ I really appreciate you checking out my videos. I was quite please myself with how this stand turned out. It's really sturdy and useful. I couldn't find one I liked on the internet so I came up with this simple design myself.
Thanks Angus! I tend to always be mixing metric and imperial I can't help it I think because I learnt both at school. Also, I have probably watched quite a few American woodworking videos so 2x4 is stuck in my head 😄
wonderful throughout, and thanks! I've an old Sp. Roubaix, with a sloping-to-seatpost top tube, as is common in Road Bikes. My thought was to mount those vinyl-coated Hooks at whatever Angle it takes to make the bike's top tube sit Horizontal. So the wheel hubs are horizontal, too! :-) Maybe its just me, but why not try it that way. Hmmmm...maybe find a way to Rotate that back mount board on its post??? Know here is SW FL, USA it is too-dang HOT to cycle, oohhhh wweeee
@@PhillWyattProjects oh lol. It's ok I'm pausing the vid here and there and estimating measurements. I think I don't yet have enough wood to make it. It is a great design - thank you for sharing it
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I've watched a bunch but I think yours is the most practical.
That’s one of the best home made stands I have seen. And I have seen loads. Going to sort me one out.
Cheers
Thanks! Your welcome.
I just made this stand with your plans. Thank you for this. I used mostly scrap that I had. I only had to buy one 2x4 at the store and the hooks. So very easy. It took me about 90 minutes to complete. I haven't painted it yet. That will be a project for another day. I have looked over some of your other videos. You are very skilled and creative, and your manner is very calm and reassuring. Thanks again.
Thank you very much for the fantastic comment it is much appreciated. Thank you for watching my videos!
Going to build it right now…thanks!
Cool good luck!
Good work old chap! Clear concise video, explained well and you used mostly recycled (forgive the pun) materials. Much respect from an old woodworker. thank you for taking the time and trouble to post!
Thanks for the comment I appreciate it 🙂👍
Nice and simple to make and very sturdy. You could possibly make this at home out of scrap wood. Even if you had to buy a few cuts, it would be a fraction of the price of some of the repair stands on sale nowadays...
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Cheers Eddie I agree 👍🏻
Wicked. Very nice and solid looking stand.
Thanks 👍🏻
Great Stand I'm considering making one for my E mountain bike. I guess it would have to be stronger as E bikes can range up to 80 kg.
Cheers 👍🏻 yea I guess you could swap out those 2 hooks for maybe some metal brackets. The wooden frame is very strong apart from those 2 hooks.
Thanks for the video. Great use of scrap wood. Always fun to see creative uses for discarded materials. I'll definitely build one this weekend. Take care friend:)
Thank you very much Albert 👍🏻
I have needed,a bike stand,numerous times,but always thought they were pricey for what they are. The cheapest,£30. So I will make one of these,immediately,for replacing the back brake blocks. Got to raise the crank,and wheel.
They are useful and if you have some spare wood why not make one 👍🏻
Very nice! Thanks for sharing this ingenious idea.
Cheers 👍🏻
I built this a few days ago and it works great. Thanks for the tips!
You're welcome!
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Did you get the measurements? I would like to build one too! Could you share measurements please? Thanks.
I absolutely love this bike stand, it came out great. Come spring time I’m gonna definitely copy this and build one for myself and one for my wife, the other one you built I copied and that’s what’s holding up my bike now, great video Phil, when I get a notification from UA-cam saying you have a new video I can’t click on it fast enough
Thanks a lot Christ I really appreciate you checking out my videos. I was quite please myself with how this stand turned out. It's really sturdy and useful. I couldn't find one I liked on the internet so I came up with this simple design myself.
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Did you build one? I would like to build one too! Could you share measurements please? Thanks.
Bueno y simple es la idea....gracias...
Muchas Gracias de nada!
verry clever thanks for the video
Cheers no problem 👍🏻
Thanks for great video. Clearly explained. Off to check my scrap wood :)
Glad it was helpful!
Great job Phil .the whole stand is a do able job for me thanks
2 by 4 .for the american subscribers no doubt 👍
Thanks Angus! I tend to always be mixing metric and imperial I can't help it I think because I learnt both at school. Also, I have probably watched quite a few American woodworking videos so 2x4 is stuck in my head 😄
Mines from wwf Jim Dungan lol
@@angus5041 haha I was going to say that but I didn't know if you would know what I was talking about 😆 I had the Hasbro figure with his plastic 2 x 4
Very helpful for me,because I have no money for pay profesional bike stand.
Glad to help with money saving ideas 👍🏻
Bro, instead of that PVA glue, use contact adhesive.....or even Gib/drywall glue, which is contact glue anyway.
Good project!
Thanks for the tip!
Good idea.
Thanks!
wonderful throughout, and thanks! I've an old Sp. Roubaix, with a sloping-to-seatpost top tube, as is common in Road Bikes. My thought was to mount those vinyl-coated Hooks at whatever Angle it takes to make the bike's top tube sit Horizontal. So the wheel hubs are horizontal, too! :-) Maybe its just me, but why not try it that way. Hmmmm...maybe find a way to Rotate that back mount board on its post??? Know here is SW FL, USA it is too-dang HOT to cycle, oohhhh wweeee
Thanks! That sounds like a reasonable idea I would probably do the same. Glad you found this project useful! 👍🏻
Great video
Well done
Thank you very much!
Nice and simple, Cheers mate :) i subbed .. love using scrap woood to solve my problems .. champion :D
Cheers!👍🏻
Great video
Cheers Wayne
4xcoach bolts plus 2 extra screws… man, this stand will still be standing come the apocalypse. 😬 but a very simple build. Thanks.
Thanks 👍 A lot of stress goes through that point so just wanted to make sure it was secure.
I like this design, I wonder what it would take to make it work for an E-bike.
Thanks👍🏻 I don't know much about E-bikes 🤔 so not sure.
I like this bike stand, but I really like that you use recycled wood❤️❤️❤️
Thanks! I love to use up scraps of wood. It forces a bit of creativity and it's cheap!
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Did you get the measurements? I would like to build one too! Could you share measurements please? Thanks.
I don't see the dimensions in your description - ??
Is it still possible to get the dimensions and measurements for the stand?
Sorry I no longer have it.
Does the stand hurt the cables on the underside of the bike rail?
No not at all
@3:44 "if you'd like to know the dimensions I'll put them in the description"
I don't see any dimensions
Yea after I made it, I gave it to someone and forgot to take measurements first. Sorry about that.
@@PhillWyattProjects oh lol. It's ok I'm pausing the vid here and there and estimating measurements. I think I don't yet have enough wood to make it. It is a great design - thank you for sharing it
Now I assume this only works on a bike with a straight cross bar and not one where the crossbar is angled down at say 30 degrees.
I think it would still work. The hooks have rubber grip and they hold the bike firmly.
@@PhillWyattProjects So the hooks would stretch down I assume.
Nice stand.
I want to make the same.
Could you share all the measurements?
Did you get the measurements? I would like to build one too! Could you share measurements please? Thanks.
Measurements?
hi will this be alright for a electric bike 34kgs
I think 34kg would be a little too heavy to lift up onto the hooks. I would say maybe not a good idea.
I'm going to buld on of the
Cool 👍🏻
How would I adjust hooks for girls bike
Good question 🤔 it should still work with a sloping bar. Maybe position the left hook a few inches lower than the right to balance out the frame.
Excellent video and just what I needed. I can do this at my skill level. Weekend project!
Would you be able to share the dimensions please? Cheers!