A father-and-son team, operating the ND – Woodworking Art channel, has successfully crafted a fully operational wooden replica of the Tesla Cybertruck from scratch within a remarkable 100 days. Initially intended for Elon Musk, the duo currently utilizes the wooden vehicle for day-to-day driving.
The video chronicles the skilled craftsmanship of Truong Van Dao, the father and handyman, who initiates the construction of the anticipated Tesla Cybertruck with a metal frame. Welding the frame together, adding wheels, and meticulously testing tires and framing, the automotive creation gradually takes form. Following the wheels, he affixes the geometric roof frames that characterize Elon Musk’s promised car.
Wooden slabs are intricately assembled around the metal frame, forming the distinctive shape of the Tesla Cybertruck. For the interior, Truong Van Dao, the design lead of ND – Woodworking Art, lines the inside with dark-polished wood, creating a puzzle-like assembly. The exterior showcases light-shaded wood, distinguishing this Tesla Cybertruck as a wooden masterpiece.
Despite the seemingly labor-intensive tasks, including cutting, trimming, and sizing wooden components, the father consistently demonstrates his craftsmanship in building the wooden Tesla Cybertruck, even with his dog playfully attempting to assist.
As the wooden parts come together, the next step involves fitting wooden rims onto the Tesla Cybertruck's wheels, with Truong Van Dao intricately carving and detailing the spokes. Taking a brief break with some snacks, he proceeds to attach the wooden doors, followed by crafting bucket-seat-style wooden seats.
Additional trimming, cutting, and wood polishing led to the creation of a steering wheel reminiscent of those found in arcade racing games. Once everything is in place, he installs bright LED light strips at the front inlet, mirroring the design of Elon Musk's upcoming model.
The father's creativity extends further as he also constructs a wooden Tesla Cyberquad for his son to complement the Cybertruck, both fully functional and crafted entirely from scratch in just 100 days, with the majority of the work handled by the father.
In a final homage, the father carves a giant 'X,' Twitter's new name under Elon Musk's leadership, and coats it in white paint, giving it a glowing appearance even in daylight. The video concludes with the father and son taking their fully functional wooden Tesla Cybertruck for a ride.
In a heartfelt message to Elon Musk in the video's description, the father expresses unwavering faith in Tesla's vision and capabilities, hoping to gift the wooden Cybertruck to Tesla and Elon Musk, while also wishing continued success for the company in the international arena.
