---
title: '2026 Not-A-Wheelchair Collector''s Coin: How It''s Made'
source: 'https://youtube.com/watch?v=mkVEYjQ6VoY'
video_id: 'mkVEYjQ6VoY'
date: 2026-09-02
duration_sec: 67
channel: 'JerryRigEverything'
---

# 2026 Not-A-Wheelchair Collector's Coin: How It's Made

> Source: [2026 Not-A-Wheelchair Collector's Coin: How It's Made](https://youtube.com/watch?v=mkVEYjQ6VoY)

## Summary

The video showcases the production process of the 2026 Not-A-Wheelchair Collector's Coin, highlighting the use of laser cutting, CNC machining, and 3D printing. It also announces a promotional offer and emphasizes the charitable mission of the project.

### Key Points

- **Introduction of the 2026 Collector's Coin** [00:01] — The 2026 coin features a unique design and is manufactured in-house at the Not-A-Wheelchair factory.
- **Laser Cutting Process** [00:13] — A laser cutter is used to cut the rig wheel design into the coins, followed by removing loose metal.
- **CNC Machining and Engraving** [00:27] — A Tormach CNC mill engraves the words and year onto the coin, completing the coin's production.
- **3D-Printed Wheelchair Frame** [00:39] — This year's coin is a wheel for a 3D-printed off-road wheelchair, with frames printed on bamboo 3D printers.
- **Promotional Offer and Charitable Mission** [00:54] — Ordering four coins includes a free 3D-printed rig, and proceeds support accessibility initiatives.

## Transcript

The 2026 Not-A-Wheelchair Collector's Coin is here, and this year we decided to do something a little different. But don't worry, every single one of our coins is still made right here in our Not-A-Wheelchair factory.
We start by using our super-precise laser cutter to cut the rig wheel design into each of the coins. Then we pop out any loose metal, collect the coins, and take them over to be machined. This is where we'll engrave the words and the year into the coin,
and our Tormach CNC mill is the perfect tool for the job. With the coin complete, we're ready to make the rest of the rig. And this is where things are different. Since this year's coin is actually a wheel,
we designed and 3D printed one of our off-road wheelchairs for the coin wheels to attach to. These frames are printed on our bamboo 3D printers, and this year, if you order four of our collector's coins, we'll send you a 3D printed rig for free.
As always, the proceeds from your purchase are used to help make accessibility more accessible, so make sure to pick up your collector's coin or four at notawheelchair.com slash donate. And thank you for joining the Not-A-Wheelchair family.
