Uploaded June 2021 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
In part 2 of this series I continue work on the DIY Onewheel project. I started by designing the frame and enclosures on the computer using CAD software. Next I drilled various holes in some aluminum rectangular tubing to use for the frame. I 3D printed various enclosures, bumpers, and footpads and assembled all the parts. Finally I demonstrated my self balancing skateboard as a working prototype.
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If you are watching this video chances are that you have a lot of creative ideas and you like making things. I know what it's like to have a great idea but also feel overwhelmed by not knowing where to start. My goal with byte sized is to give you the knowledge, inspiration, and confidence to make those ideas a reality.
Build article and design files
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bytesizedengineering.com/projects/openwheel
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In part 2 of this series I continue work on the DIY Onewheel project. I started by designing the frame and enclosures on the computer using CAD software. Next I drilled various holes in some aluminum rectangular tubing to use for the frame. I 3D printed various enclosures, bumpers, and footpads and assembled all the parts. Finally I demonstrated my self balancing skateboard as a working prototype.
New videos are uploaded as soon as I finish them!
Try Altium Designer for free: bit.ly/AltiumByteSized
Get 30% discount on purchase: bit.ly/AltiumDiscount
If you are watching this video chances are that you have a lot of creative ideas and you like making things. I know what it's like to have a great idea but also feel overwhelmed by not knowing where to start. My goal with byte sized is to give you the knowledge, inspiration, and confidence to make those ideas a reality.
Build article and design files
---------------------------------------------
bytesizedengineering.com/projects/openwheel
Affiliate Links
----------------------
Coming soon
Hopefully this project video showed you how to take a complex idea and break it down into more manageable parts. I'd recommend watching one of the suggested videos at the end. You should also subscribe to byte sized, and consider become a supporting member through Patreon or YouTube memberships. Supporting members get access to behind the scenes content, early release videos, and monthly hangouts. Thanks for taking the time to watch this video, I look forward to seeing you next time!
Subscribe: youtube.com/bytesized?sub_confirmation=1
YouTube Memberships: youtube.com/channel/UCtVgFluK-MmGpQoE7VCxa6w/join
Patreon: patreon.com/bytesized
Byte sized merchandise: teespring.com/stores/byte-sized
If you're interested in what tools I use for byte sized projects, please visit: bytesizedengineering.com/tools
