Making Toys and Joys Dump Truck and Pup Trailer Part 8

On this week's show, I bring you part 7 of a multi part build series on making Toys and Joys Dump Truck and Heavy Pup Trailer. Patterns 121 and 124
If you are interested in the dump truck pattern, you can find it here.
If you are interested in the pup trailer pattern, you can find it here.
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[cesarmelgarejo]

Excelente trabajo Maestro Creador muy hermosa Creación siga adelante con su trabajo, , Genial

[troycogan]

Another great show Kenny, it’s really coming along. 👍🏻

[paulsmessyworkshop]

Kenny, love those wheels, tires, and wheel covers. Sure makes that model.

[barry.w.christie]

The detail on this build, as with others, is absolutely fantastic ... seeing the process from beginning to end is riveting to watch ... the wheels are gorgeous yet again, just a simple shape but look so good ... roll on the next instalment 👍

[bigsparky]

Rims look very nice, and there are a lot of small parts in the chassis . I'm looking forward to seeing more

[davenewkirk]

Great video, you must have the patience of a Saint to build this model. It is looking fantastic.

[meawayfromhome]

Hi Kenny, as usual great work and attention to detail, it’s starting to look great.

[rogerkincaid]

First time viewing your video. I do not have a lathe but like the options to give you the same results. Looking forward to next weeks video.

[dutchy]

I knew 1/2", 3/4", 1/4", but by watching your video, s I'm getting to know more and more😊. Thanks for another great vid.

[dannyparke]

Beautiful work. Best looking wheels I’ve ever seen. 🏆🏆

[ubequity]

I appreciate the depth that you go into with the project. I came up with a 2-part wheel myself and used slightly mismatched hole-saws to make the blanks. The result was that the rims fit too loosely in the outer tyre. I cut 8 x more replacement rim blanks on the bandsaw and was about to shape it properly, when I found your one video under suggestions, I looked fo the playlist on your channel, and started at part 1, your approach to keep a part of the outer wheel intact and insert the other parts, would've saved me a lot of trouble, if I caught it early enough. 😃 In the future I will adjust my whole process to borrow liberally from yours. Great channel! Thank you.

[craigkrohn]

Those wheels turned out very good . Looking like real wheels . thanks have to try making something, start small right

[pdwoodwerkz]

A different apron this week???? 🙂 Once again a great show. I will readily admit that I am like a kid at Christmas and each week I sneak a peak on Thursday night to see if just maybe Santa came early. Then the next day, I can't wait to log back on and see what Kenny has in store for us this week. The wheels are very very impressive and the craftsmanship is remarkable. It's the patience and attention to detail that you show that is the reason for the outstanding productions. I do have a question about your laser imprints on the tires and on the tool box. Did you use LightBurn or Creative Space? and have you ever given any thought to perhaps adding that process to the build shows? I think that would be very informative and welcome by your viewers. Can't wait for Part 9. Have a great week.