I Built a Bike that COOKS Pizza!!

This turned out AMAZING, i think you could actually use this even if you didnt cook on the way but on the doorstep. Check out the Insta 360 they are very useful camreas so a great sponsor. Puzzles will be gone soon so don't miss out.......AND work has started on Phase 2 of the tunnel but am i going to the bunker or the car????

This is like a real-life Wallace and Gromit skit. Wallace would be driving while Gromit makes the pizzas with ingredients going everywhere. Fantastic Colin!

I just love the fact that these vehicles Colin creates are in no way legal to drive on public roads but he just doesnt care. Mad respect

One of the best creators on youtube. Hard working, never cuts corners, makes an honest living, has never changed who he is, consistently amazing content, money and fame never changed him. Much love brother ✊🏽

the bit about the angle iron helping to bend the cone shapes (5:54) is so wholesome!! such a great way to put it, one big learning circle lol. every time we get on the internet, its a chance to learn and pass on awesome ideas to each other, and inspire greatness in ourselves and all our friends!

Just imagine driving down a country road and passing by 2 uncooked handmade pizzas. Thanks for giving someone that experience Col.

Imagine using an online ordering tool, but as soon as you send the payment it skips right past "the restaurant is preparing your order" and goes straight to delivery. You think it's an error, and are half way through composing an error report when you hear Funiculi Funicula playing in the distance, rapidly approaching. Pizza is coming for you, it is inevitable.

This is a uniquely practical Furze build. Like... I could actually see this as a commercial product / gimmick for a pizzeria. The pizza looks so amazing and fresh!

General workshop tip that did miracles to me. Whenever im working on a project and looking for something i misplaced in the shop: don't try looking for it, it will probably be out of sight anyway. Just start putting your tools back in their respective spots and tidy up a bit. I guarantee you'll find your item quicker and your workshop just became tidier at the same time. Win-win

I just realized, that a big part of my love to this channel is because it's an evidence that not everybody has to become a grumpy grown up. Thank you Colin, just keep going!

The part where the chef was pleasantly surprised by the cook was great 😂

@6:45 its refreshing to see someone as skilled as yourself admit you didn't know something and appreciate it from someone else. Uplifting message indeed!

I can’t believe this video is a video that really was thinking to make but I never found a pizza oven like this!!! Congratulations amazing video btw ❤

This is the most on-brand thing I've ever seen from Colin. Look how much fun he had doing all of this and getting the community involved!

can we all say just how good colins bmx skills still are !!!

Colin: An adjunct to your magnificent sphere experiment is that of stretch forming sheet metal over a mandrel. IE 0.02" - 0.25" thickness. Machine mandrel to exact size. Calculate true length of sheet metal blank, (cylinder, cone or otherwise) and subtract approx. half a thickness. Butt braze, silver solder or tig weld to close then heat to around 500C and place over mandrel. Stretch formed in this way the resulting cylinder or cone is a carbon copy of the mandrel OD. Easily within a couple of thou'. It stretched to shape. Gently tease the butt joint flat with a planishing hammer and a shim of similar radius. Set upright, heat with a big soft flame all round, watch the perfect cylinder slip off. Incidently, it was myself that forwarded the cone forming trick to you which was taught to me by an old geezer back in 1954, in England. I am now an old geezer and am so pleased to reciprocate. Love your enthusiasm and inventions. Sointula, BC

can’t help but think how cool this man is the whole time i had no idea he could shred on a bmx like that! keep up the amazing videos colin we all love ya 💪💪

I'm genuinely amazed at how well that oven turned out. Never would have thought of hydroforming two spheres together.

The quiet “giggity” at 12:15 just made my day😂. Keep up the amazing work

This video is just a delight to watch, start to finish with a smile on my face. Colin's inventions are just from another world 😅