Want a stand to keep your Onewheels in order and free up some space in your house? But you are hesitant to buy a Onewheel stand because the price is a little high? You need to make a DIY Onewheel stand.
Check out this simple to make and budget friendly…..
DIY Onewheel Stand
This well used DIY Onewheel Stand design has been around for many years and for good reasons. It’s super simple and costs less than $10 to build. (total costs will depend on material availability and possible pieces you may already have in your garage or shop) If you are building more than one, adjust the quantities accordingly.
Parts and Materials
- One 8 foot length of 2 x 10 spruce lumber
- Four 5/16 x 3” lag screws
- Four 5/16 flat washers
- High strength wood glue (optional)
- Drill bits
- Drill driver
- 1 inch Spade bit
- Trigger clamps
- Marker pen
How to build your new DIY Onewheel Stand
Visit your local hardware store to:
Pick up all the required parts and materials. While you are there, get their Cut Shop to cut your 2×10 to the required lengths.
- First piece at 2-½”
- The second piece at 8-½”
- The third piece at 12”
Step-1
Mark out the holes in the base plate. (the largest piece of wood)
Step-2
Use the spade bit to sink the holes in approximately ½”. It works well if you Center punch your mark first.
Step-3
Correctly locate and clamp your uprights to the base. Then pre-drill your screw holes. (Use a drill one or two sizes smaller than your Lag Screws)
Step-4
Glue, clamp and screw it all together.
Step-5
Standback and admire the beauty of your creation.
The Finished DIY Onewheel Stand
You can add a coat of paint if you like, I personally like the raw wood look, although I may seal them with a coat of urethane.
While there are other easier Onewheel Hack Stands, this is by far the easiest DIY Onewheel Stand, or if DIY is not for you there are many beautiful Onewheel Stands available for purchase.
Now, check out our past Onewheel content here, then go out and ride.
Nice tutorial! Keep up the Great work!
Thanks Thomas, This stand is so easy to make! I have some leftover piano hinge so I plan on showing how to make a folding Onewheel stand next.
Thanks for this guide, it is really simple and my board takes so much less space now!
Hi Silvio,
I am happy to hear you got some value from the post.
I used What I had .. a 2×4 for the uprights and a 9×12” base of relatively thin ply, but thanks to your measurements it worked out well. Thanks!
Right on dude!
*Bonus*
Cut a pool noodle and screw in for foam padding
I just made it and it turned out great!!! Thank you so much for this guide. I had some 5” construction screws at home so I used 3 of those instead of lag screws.
I built two of these today. Thanks for sharing the plans!
Note: for a pint, shorten the vertical piece to 7.5”.
Awesome! Thanks for the tip
I just built two of these. One for XR with above specs and 7.5 in vertical board for pint.. Functional and looks great. Thanks for the plans!
Nice one Dave.
It’s great to hear you had success making some stands for yourself.