The video shows a variety of designs, from the wobbly “Nightshades” to the entertaining “Prongle” wheels being put through a variety of tests. In an attempt to equalise the playing field ...

He even painstakingly builds a bespoke Rolls-Royce steering wheel, made using a glossy, darker shade of wood that even includes ... years gathering dust in an old garage. The vintage Silver ...

This rare Roman wooden chariot wheel was found at Bar Hill Roman Fort, Strathclyde, Scotland and was picked by Christina Gilfedder, second year student at the University of Glasgow (Single Honours ...

Today a wagon wheel continues to travel between Provo and Logan, Utah. It doesn't carry people; it carries the pride of the Cougar and Aggie football faithful. The Old Wagon Wheel became a part of the ...

Early vehicles were probably made of wood and rope ... on the steppes of what is now Ukraine, wheels and complete carts have been found in 5,000-year-old graves. We don’t know whether Europe ...

The washer ensures the screw stays secure to the wood without piercing through the metal, averting potential wobble that could detract from the tray's charm. Tractor seat unavailable? An old cast iron ...

Then came the faithful day when I was inspired to make something with the scrap wood that had accumulated ... Here are a few takeaways. My old beat up laptop got a new lease on life and I plan ...

Please verify your email address. As a shield, the Old Wooden Shield is used for defense. It can only be wielded either on its own or in conjunction with light one-handed melee weapons.

The "Suburban Carryall" started out as a station wagon body slapped onto a full-size truck frame, and was one of the first ...

Many wooden or plastic “baby” rattles ... When my daughter was 9 months old, she loved this ferris wheel spinner—a “therapy kid” favorite—right away. Even a gentle pat of the animal ...

That’s perhaps why my 4-year-old ... the wood core (which makes this one feel sturdier). The beam is covered in a soft suede fabric and has a non-slip bottom, though it can be a bit wobbly ...