I Tried Building a Wheel Well Jig Out of Junk

I wanted to see if I could make a DIY wheel well jig using basically whatever I had laying around: a block of 4x4, old bearings, washers, a nut, bolt, grip tape, sandpaper, and glue. Total cost was $6.66 (for the nut/bolt/washers), you read that right, $6.66. The jig of the beast. Did it work? Technically, yes. Is it the ultimate wheel well jig for cranking these things out? Absolutely not. This one was fun, frustrating, rewarding, and honestly a little ridiculous, but that is part of the process. Never be afraid to fail. That is where the learning happens. Every failed experiment teaches you something and gets you one step closer to building it better. If you are into skateboard making, DIY jigs, homemade tools, and learning how to build boards with limited resources, you are in the right place. Drop a comment and let me know what kind of skateboard making video you want to see next. Support the channel at ManakSkates.com Grab a deck, hoodie, beanie, tee, or record. Every order helps us keep making more videos to inspire people to build their own skateboards at home with minimal resources. Music by Jonny Manak and the Depressives JonnyManak.com #skateboardmaking #diyskateboard #skateboardbuilder #homemadeskateboard #woodworking #skateboarding #manakskates