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Love the figures. Did you carve them with a knife or a dremil? Very impressed. I have also made your train. People think it is amazing.

😄👍...😂that's great!

Awesome work, Paul 👏

❤

Parabéns ficou muito bom 👏

Love it from a whirl maker

Beautiful but hate to tell ya, the trains not making any progress down the track Haha

Adorei 👍

I like this one! You got to be good at knife-throwing at those speeds! I got a little mesmerized by the spinning background. Thanks for the video. Best regards.

Would you mind telling me what the diameter of the round turn table?

A very creative I'd say well done there

kkkkk... Muito legal esse trabalho e a música melhor ainda!!! Parabéns, adorei muito!...

It is very nice the work you have done on this whirligig. Is there any way you could share the gear box? Congrats. (from Brazil)

Hello. I congratulate you very creative, a question as I make the propellers, thank you

This is wonderful Thank you for the happiness and great video

What a clever man..would love one..of two….👍

You are so creative. Well done.

Понравилось зделаю такой же но не такой СУПЕР 🔥 ЛАЙК

ПРЕЛЕСТЬ 🔥 ЛАЙК супер

о..уительно!

Enseñéme como aserlo puede dar las medidas primero antes de aserlas porfa respuesta escribir

Enseñar cómo se asen tu solo lo nuestras no das como aserlo es bueno tu trabajó enséñame

That's a good one !

Sooo cool my grandson would love this

Muito legal seus trabalhos....

Brilliant idea. I thought a little further and got a water sprout instead of a wind: czcams.com/video/aujVo-oP2ko/video.html

What did you use to drive the platter? A Wheel or a gear.

Muito legal.

Would like to have seen the mechanics of it !!

Hi Paul: Did you use bearing on the wheels, particularly on the wheel forks? I like your design so much that I'm putting a list of parts and pieces to eventually build one. It may not look like yours; but I'll adapt some of your techniques. I do not have the sort of strong wind here in California you seem to have in your area; so I'll have to design mine, taking the my wind in consideration. This the reason for asking. Thanks.

congratulation it is spectacular it is posible to have a skecth the crank and do you used a bearing to hold the central part hold the wheel? thank from cali colombia rodrigo.villegas@porterra.com.co

Hi ! My father in law would like to contact you to have more informations on how to built those wonderful thing you made ! Could you provide an email address please

I love this I was hoping you on the west coast of Canada I love this whirligig Thank you for the video

This is a wonderful whirligig what have you used for the spinning part under the lighthouse Thank you for the video

I built a bicycle man whirligig similar to yours. I never quite got the mounting done properly. It did work but was very top heavy. Yours seems to work nicely.

Another good one ! Thanks for posting.

Well done! LoL !

An excellent whirligig. Works good too and good video.

Grande Artista.....

Impecável....parabéns

Hi: Great Job! Love your design. Simple and elegant. How did you get the middle cyclist's pedal and crank to rotate as the inner wheel spins? did you use bearings on the left and right side? Thanks for sharing. Much appreciate a few pictures of the cranks and pedals workings if you can send to me: anil.rupnarain@pacbell.net

I love your design. Very well thought out and the best thing is that your design does not include a propeller. I would like to build something similar but at a smaller scale (I think). Can you please send me some of your close up picture I could use for my build. Please send to anil.rupnarain@pacbell.net. Thanks mate. ..Cheers

Excellent design, what diameter are the wheels and what are the ‘spokes’ made from

Gostei muito , parabéns!

Good work sir

very cool work!

Facebook beatiful

Excellent work. Make more vids!!!

Simply beautiful...

West Coast Whirligig your train is awesome. I get off my hat about it. My respect and greetings from the end of the world... Chile