WOF Video 58

Well, some people have asked me how I made my wheel. Here is the first part of the tutorial how I made my wheel.

I forgot to mention that the cardboard layouts came from the tops of used Pizza Hut boxes and the circular wood piece was painted gold with the help of my father. The black turntable was taped to the bottom of the piece of wood.

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Film & Animation

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• Wheel
• of
• Fortune

[teogabriel10]

What's that black thing?

[germanname1990]

@teogabriel10 You mean the one on the tub of butter? I think it's an old paperweight.

[STILLWANDER]

thanks for the website

[germanname1990]

@STILLWANDER No problem. Lookin' forward to seeing that wheel from you.

[neilrocks87]

do you know what the diameter of your wheel is?

[germanname1990]

From nail to opposite nail is 12 inches, and the piece of wood is 14 inches.

[MrNoahGoesRawr]

THAT'S COOL!!!!!!!

[tpirman1982]

My model of the big wheel utilizes a motor from a leafblower that died so I took the motor out of it and I can turn it by hand and duct taped it into an empty pringles can, cut the top half off and use it as the base so mine spins freely by hand.

[STILLWANDER]

whats the link that you printed the wegdes

[supermonkeyballboy]

I've had my wheel model for about 2 months now and I've been trying to not rip the color from the wheel to show white, but for two of my wheels, I've been VERY unsuccessful.

Once I heard you say 'elaminated my wheels', I thought 'Drat, I don't know how to elaminate my wheels!!!' But I remembered I had overhead transparencies from my old overhead I can cut to size and paste on my wheels. That's what I'm going to do on MLK Jr. Day home from school.

KEEP UP THE FANTASTIC JOB, WILL!!!