DIY Car Jack, Car lift
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- čas přidán 23. 12. 2019
- Hi guys, this is my DIY car jack. I finish it a year ago and it works like a charm.
Website to buy plans of other projects: 57design.ca/ OR
Etsy: www.etsy.com/ca/shop/VinyB57d...
Since I have a lot of questions about the reducer, here is one wrom gear reducer that is SIMILAR of what I used:
amzn.to/2LOexAI
Trust Bearing Used:
www.mcmaster.com/60715K13/
Bearing 3/4 I Used to locate the screw:
amzn.to/3927kpx
Bearing 1/2 I used for the shaft between the 2 reducers:
amzn.to/39PnXnI
3D PDF:
www.dropbox.com/scl/fo/a5y867...
PDF INSTRUCTIONS: You need to download adobe acrobat reader. DO NOT use a browser to open the pdf. This pdf is a 3d drawing so it requires Adobe acrobat reader. Once you open the pdf, you may have a white page, just click on the page and it will render the image. You might see a yellow bar on top that says you have to enable 3d rendering just enable it and you will be good to go.
Thanks to Homero Gonzalez for the instructions
For gear box info: pause at 5:26 this video, you'll see the name plate! - Věda a technologie
Also wanted add that I am a big fan of your other projects. Great stuff.
Big thank you sir! Hope you will enjoy the next vid...out this saturday morning! 😉
Looks like a really good lawnmower lift with right attachments....
Viny! You did a great job!
Glad you think so! 😁
Excellent video! Well done! I like the gutter idea for the rollers as I too have a gravel work area. The only difference in my project will be to remove the gear boxes and utilize a central "Y" design for a single ACME rod with the drive mechanism from the front or rear of the vehicle instead of the side where yours is positioned and I will be using this for my Smart For Two
350 dólares por cada uno de los dos engranajes reductores marca IRONMAN by GROVE GEAR). Ahi ya tenemos 700 dolares. agreguemos todo el resto de materiales y ejecucion, Es un aparato muy interesante pero a un elevado precio.
Just found your channel. Cool lift! Put my idea gears in motion. Subscribed and will enjoy watching the hayabusa videos!
Gooood! That is exactly why I made these vids, to inspire people to make stuff... like other youtubers inspire me to kick my self in the shop... Thank you for joining me on my channel and the smart-busa project!
Thank you! Functional and safe ideas!
You're welcome! 😁
Thank you for making this video.
Man, I almost gotta think you're French Canadian since you show so much backwoods ingenuity! Awesome project and thanks for sharing with all of us👍🏻
Well....I'm french canadina alright! 😅 Never heard that we had a reputation of backwoods ingenuity, but I'm glad we have! 😁👍
Total complement! I'm from Northern Wisconsin, same backwoods ingenuity.
Brilliant ,need I not say,would luv to find one of these local,great work 👍🏽
Well thank you Just Mike! Hope you found one! It's so usefull in my shop!
Mechanical brilliant minds 😂😂like me don’t need drawings. Steal with the eyes but then it is easier if some brilliant mind(Viny) has done all the hard work. Thanks Viny, I enjoy your videos. 🇿🇦🇦🇺🇬🇪🇷🇺🇷🇺🇷🇺🇷🇺
I love this idea! I could save storage space in my small garage workshop using this! Thanks a lot.
Glad it was helpful!👍
Puli qancha qadan olseg boladi
Came because of Austin.... Stayed because of Viny ! haha Real dig the channel and Im a BIG fan of the BUSA ( have afew ) . Cant wait to see that project finished up.
Thanks man...or Monster....👍
@@VinyB57 Haha... No Worries my friend. Its TJ btw :) Also what did u happen to do with all the bodywork from that Busa ?
Creative build! I found this video because of your short 👍
Great! Glad the shorts gave me a bit of reach, hope you like my content!
Nice! Might just make one!
Yes!!!! But be safe!!!
Great idea. Very nice simple design
Glad you like it! 👍
Viny B Viny, I wonder if you could build in a locking system like quick jack to ensure more safety. But I love the way you can lift the back or front for extra space, and it's amazing the car is still well balanced. BTW if we wanted to attempt to build this what sort of gear box is readily available to use. I'd really love to build this because I wan t to help my son change his timjng belt on his car and I can't bend too far atm
Well done, Viny. From a DIY money savings point of view, this one has got potential.
Alexander van Wyk how do you know it was money saving,you don’t need to lift both ends of a car at the same time
well it cost me around 250-300$ and it's canadian dollard, so not much in USD, but for what i needed to do, it was a bargain!
Thank you Alexander van Wyk .....nice name btw!
Very cool.
The unf screws wouldn’t work for long anyway, they are not designed to screw/unscrew often without wear since they have non square (pointed, sharp) thread. The acme rod has a square thread and doesn’t wear when the acme nut is moving on it.
I made, same swing type lifter for the scooter, few years ago. It locate under of the center stand, which is locked its lower position by bar. I rocking scooter side to side by hand and when nearest leg is up, I turn wooden block under it by leg and so on, few times. When both side is level, scooter swing like your car, its one end up to repair. It`s slow to use and little bit risky to use, but enough usable to stay in my garage. It`s only lifter which I can take on the scooter, for to do lift in other place.
When I have to remove the engine, the center stand goes with it. So I did, two two-legged rope hoists. I attached two ropes to the winch spool and two pulleys to extend the positions of the ropes, to ensure a stable lift. It lifts optionally in three places: the front, mittle or rear of the scooter. When it lifted at the mittle, it swing. Its two leg frames look like a guillotine and the vinch is on top of it. The frame design is space saver.
Other 3-rope lifter was attached to the seiling and use one vinch. It was too stationary to use for me.
I made some experiment for rocking table (legs of two pair turned freely down when other end lifted by muscles) to lift scooter, but it did`n got air under its wings...
That's a cool build you did Jari, keep up building stuff 👍
Good idea but I will add a frame that swivels to spread the load evenly across the underside. Just a suggestion Viny.🇿🇦🇦🇺🇬🇪🇷🇺🇷🇺🇷🇺😁
Viny, this is a great tool! Bravo!
Glad you like it!
you have machining talent - I am thinking this wasn't your first rodeo, lol
Nah...I've been making things for a while now...but let me tell you that it doesn't works the first time around even with experience...😉
Very good.
Thanks!
very very nice
Thanks a lot
Thanks
You're welcome! 👍
Great video, Sorry where are the files to build this lovelly lift ?
Hello Viny, thanks for sharing! There is a 3D content in your pdf file, which has to be authorized in the viewer's pdf reader so that the visualisation could appear. You should pin this info to be visible to every one who wants to download the document. Cheers.
thanks ivaneff, I will check that....
Great project and concept but I'm totally unable to open the file. How about a PDF of line drawings? I had such high hopes until I downloaded blank files
Same happened to me
Love this! i need to build this real bad, i can't find the plans. I checked the link you provide in the description, but there is no car jack plans. Thanks!
There's only a 3D PDF and it's kinda paine to get it to work. I putted the precise instruction in the description of the video, make sure to follow them, but again, it's not the plan, I'm not selling it, too dangerous!
Vinny please will you update this project or provide the plans easier. I have tried all pdf viewers a
Nice job fella, I need me one too. VF
Thank you VF! I'ts a real game changer when it's time to repair your car!
@@VinyB57 I hope that this winter I can build my low lift using aluminum or magnesium to keep it light and corrosion free. Maybe even stainless steel. Not sure right now. But will make a low, drive over and us type. Keep up the great work too. VF
@@VinyB57 When one uses a friends two post beam lift one realizes that it is time to make some sort of hoist to use at one's own garage. Good day too. VF
Humm...aluminium..magnesium... I d'ont know? As long as you don't need to race or fly the thing, the weight is not that important...I think! I really appreciate steel, in his strengh, his availability and it's low cost! But, if you're planning on making one in alu, please send some pics! Good day to you too!
@@VinyB57 I totally agree with you.
No lockouts, when the threads give up, you're flat.
Sory-should have added this before the Fusion 360D/L for Auto Desk hangs up and wont launch so I have a ticket open with AutoDesk
Any chance of a parts and cutting list?
Sehr cool.........
Thanks Christian!
Excelling video possible to have a link to the manufacturing plan thank you well
Sorry, I'm not selling the plans for this project, to risky as a build!
I Love 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼🇧🇷👏👏👏👏
Thanks David! 👍
Hi, will this operate with an impact wrench or impact driver, instead of with just a rotary drill? I like to use an impact wrench to remove lug nuts, but I don't want to buy a separate power drill.
When using sprokets or gears, it's never a good idea to use a impact driver, it's like hammering on the teeth of the gear or sprocket. you need a smood flow of rotation, not a jack hammer!
@@VinyB57 is there any combo tool, or at least some kind of adapter, that would allow both different types of operation, for rotary drill and impact wrench? I'd prefer to have that, then have to buy 2 different power tools.
@@manofsan Yes, my tip here is to weld a rachet box on the lift, one that you have in extra and use the squarre as an adaptor. Use a box that will fit your impact (don't use a impact 😅) and you can modify a rachet extention to fit your drill, or buy a squarre to hexagonal (for small impact drill) and chuk it in your big drill. I use the squarre to hexagonal for my lift
@@VinyB57 - here's a video from someone who bought a similar type of tilt lift from MaxJax:
czcams.com/video/YpUh-KjrkfQ/video.html
As can be seen, he experienced some serious problems. Are there any similar weaknesses in the design you came up with? Or are such weaknesses inherent to this kind of tilt lift?
I noticed the front wheels were on wood blocks. Would the jack not have fit without them?
You don't need them, but my wife's car has a flappy exhaust cover that keeps getting caught with the lift. So the wooden blocks are optional but useful... 😅😉
good job man, could you tell me the price of the plan , i am from algeria
Smart Hayabusa? It sounds fast!
Nice set up. Not including labor, how much did you spend on the parts? I'm considering buying the autolift, which is similar. Thanks!
Not much really, 100$ for the gear boxes (2), couple of bearings, acme rodes and nut, I already had the steel, let s say about 200-250$, but a lot of trials and errors... 🤷♂️🤦♂️
@@VinyB57 Thanks for the info and especially for doing the trial/error. Now I can make an informed decision.
Viny, can you please tell us what sort of gearing, name or type. Would love to make it. Thanks
Pause the video at 5:26, you will see all the info on the name plate of the gearbox.
PDF INSTRUCTIONS! guys the pdf works fine its not black what you need to do is download adobe acrobat reader. DO NOT use a browser to open the pdf. this pdf is a 3d drawing so it requires adobe acrobat reader. once you open the pdf in there it will be blank just click on the white space and it will render the image. you might see a yellow bar on top that says you have to enable 3d rendering just enable it and you will be good to go.
YES ON EVERYTHING YOU SAID!!!!! THANKS MAN! THAT IS A REALLY GOOD EXPLANATION, I'LL CUT AND PAST IT ON THE VIDEO DESCRIPTION👍👍👍👍
@@VinyB57 np I got tired of everyone asking the same thing lol I had to do something about it 😜 i take payment in the form of the real drawing with the dimensions lol!
@@homerogonzalez2909 Good one... 😂, thanks man!
@@VinyB57 😂😂 cheers 🍻
What problems did you have with the chain and sprocket system ??
Hi Lyndon, 2 things, first: it was too hard for the drill, the sprocket reduction of 1:2 was not enough, the drill was smoking after only few seconds, secondo, it felt weak. The shafts were bending has the chain was pulling on the sprockects from both sides. Just a bad design, but maybe with bigger shafts (at leats ø1'') and good reduction (at least 1:5) that could work. But thing how big the sprocket will need to be to get the reduction, that's why I went with the worm gearboxes.
How long it took to learn fusion 360. I am new building stuff, and I think fusion looks amazing but I am scared to use.
I designed the car jack using SolidWorks, but to program my CNC, in router configuration, I use Fusion 360. Never be scare of learning a new thing, especially nowadays with youtube, there's a ton of good videos on Fusion. Go check NYC CNC, they know what they're doing with this software!
Rasio gear box?
Why have you not decided to sell this thing? This would help a lot of people who have limited space and if it's priced affordably then it would benefit more amateurs.
I'm just a ''home gamer'' that wants to build and try different stuff. I love my daily job as a engineer and I'm not looking to trade that for now...or maybe to do more videos... 😬. Beside, there's product like this on the market...but it's expensive as a regular car lift!
You can buy these
@@VinyB57 because there's no way he could without getting sued by dumbasses. That's why this Jack never will be on the market. It's definitely cool, but not safe for dumbasses. Everything these days pretty much has to be dumbass proof, of you will get sued
Can you tell me , what metal you use to made the jack , because my final semester project is to build a scissor jack that can lift 2 ton or any suggestion to build my project
I used standart steel, 1020-1018, but the srcews were hardened steel
I'm no engineer but consider the screw jacks found in most cars. The thickness of metal is not much more than 1/4" lifting hundreds of pounds.
hello!
great stuff as i’m looking to make one of these.
your pdf file doesn’t seem
to work.
I know, it works only with the Adobe software!
Can you tell me what the part number for the gearboxes you used are? I've been trying to find them but everything so far I've found is to big
You can see the name plate with part number on this video at 5:26, you should have all the info to find one...or two.... 😉
@@VinyB57 Thank you, could you also tell me where you found the lifting pads? Also would 3/8" inch wall square tubing the thickness you are using?
Viny, how do you compensate for the angle of the lead screw and base as the lift goes up?
If I get your question right, I putted a small flat of 1/4'' underneath the main gearbox plate. You can see it at 5:18 I rounded the edges and it help pivot the entire gearbox assembly when the lead screws is moving up on the other side of the lift. Hoppe that answer your question! It's a good one Ron! 👍
@@VinyB57 Hi Viny, another question, did you modify the input shaft on the one gearbox to provide a dual input so that you could drive the second gearbox from the first?. cant seem to find dual input shaft gear boxes. RW
@@ronwiseman4332 you are totally correct. I extended one of the gearbox shaft. I welded the extention on the worm gear shaft and then I machine it to make sure everything was still concentric. Unfortunately, I did this way before I started making videos on youtube, so I have no footage of this!
@@VinyB57 Thank you, that's what I figured.
Where can I find this gearbox?
What type of gearbox is this?
Look on this video at 5:26, you will have all the info and the part number to find one....or two...
Hi Viny, I'm sorry but I can't see the PDF, any suggestions? Greetings from Costa Rica.
Hi Alfredo, I visited your country last month, very incredible place! For the PDF, you may need 2-3 tries before it works. On some old computer, it may not work....
Hi! Amazing project. Thank you so much for share with us. I'd like to build it for me, but the pdf on Dropbox link is empty. Can you check it out, please?
I Paulo, I had problems with the PDF, because it's still there in the Drobox file, but depending on your ''luck'' and/or your computer, nothing will show up! You can try 2-3 times, sorry sir!
@@VinyB57 Thank you for your quick response! You are the man! Unfortunately I've tried it on 2 different computers (Mac and Windows) and on the iPhone, in 3 different browsers, countless times. I think the file is really blank or DropBox is having problems. The file has no information, no matter if loaded directly into the browser or if I download and open it in Acrobat Reader. Could you try to make it available to us on another platform, like Google Drive for example, please?
@@VinyB57 I just realized that there may be a problem with the password restrictions you set up. Maybe that's why we were unable to view the file's contents.
@@pauloterenzi Hi Paulo, I tested the Dropbox link whit my wife's computer, and everything seems to be OK. But once I open the 3D PDF...blank page. I think I reached the limits with 3D PDF, sorry Paulo!
@@VinyB57 then use Google drive !
Great idea, too bad about the file not being there
Yes....that file....🤦♂️...sorry....
Finaly a material with english language
but with an accent! 😅
Can you please tell me what issues did you have with the first design? Only screw jamming or something more? I have an idea how to build a parallelogram lift for my own use. Russians use volga 24 jack for the drive and its great but who on earth would ever buy a volga other then in USSR. 😀
For the first design, yes one of the major issue was the jamming screw, but also, having only a 2:1 reduction with sprockets and chains was to hard on the HP of my 1/2'' chuck drill (Dewalt). Now it's much better with the worm gearbox 5:1 ratio and the '''driving shaft'' between both gearboxes, no more chains!
I have just realised that i have 1kw motor with 20:1 ratio gearbox and a sprocket for 3/8 chain already on it. I think it is marked 10b-1 that should be more than enough to power my lift. I'll try to upload a video of a finished build. When i finish it. 🤣
The chain, as I plan, will be placed instead of a screw in Your design. The force distribution is the same, of course diferent design, similar to quick jack models. I practically plan to use your design to lift one side of the parallelogram. I need free floor between two sides of the lift. It will be secured with a support bar on both sides and i trust my welds since i am a certified welder.
Hreat!
Great video! could you share the CAD model?
Sorry, I don't for safety purposes!
Ok. No problem.
Hi Viny. I downloaded it but I only see the blank pdf. I hope the solutions. Thanks in advance.
Hi Marcos, it happens time to time. It's a problem with PDF 3D, there's nothing we can do, except retry to download it!
Crazy stuff! BTW - what's the name of the main music in the vid?
Sorry, I don't remember, but it's music from the librairy of CZcams.
Any chance you could just build and sell these? Then I could buy one, instead of worrying about how to make one.
Or do you know anyone who might make one and ship it to me?
I would definitely buy one...since I work on my own cars in my garage
@@Murda0209 - check out this video from someone who bought one of the similar models built by MaxJax - he wasn't too happy in the end:
czcams.com/video/YpUh-KjrkfQ/video.html
Brilliant! The folder for the 3D PDF looks empty.
It should be OK now!
@@VinyB57 Thanks. There is a file now but after I unzip it it appears as a blank page.
You still selling the plane? I went to your site and can't find them. If definitely like to try to make one of these
I'm not welling the plans of this one, too dangerous!
Can you please tell us the specs of suitable worm gear for this application?
Yes sure! I used a 5:1 worm gear. The worm gears need to have pretty straight theeth so it will ''lock'' in place the screw. If you can easely turn the output shaft of the gearbox, you'll know that the gears have to much angle. If you combine the angle of the screw with the gears angles, that will keep the jack ',safely'' in position to put your jack stand underneath the car. I'm hopping that will help you!
@@VinyB57 Many thanks for your quick response; much appreciated. However, since I am a novice in this game, can you tell me information like the torque capacity or HP,, RPM etc. that would help me to select the right worm gear?
Thanks again!
Hi Zach, yes, the spec for the gearboxes are: ratio: 5:1, RPM 1750, input HP:1.248, output HP:1.158, torque:209lbf*in. And they held on very well for the past years. So if you keep it in these specs you should be good! Also, the RPM are generated from my drill (obviusly), witch is 900rpm, not 1750.
I sincerely appreciate you taking time and answering my question in full and perfect detail - thanks again and stay SAFE!
Deseo adquirir una de esas, soy del País Peru.
Well, you should also built one for yourself! 👍
Can you drop a transmission with this jack?
Never tried...don't think I will, but you'll need to add someting in the middle and have the car suspended in the air by something else then the jack!
How much did it cost to build ,how long to build,?.?
If you don't count the steel that I had in hand, around 300$, and I had a really good deal on the gearboxes 100$ for both. It took me about 3 months to built, during spare times, when the kids are asleep and the wife finaly unleash you 😅
Does anybody know where to find the beam pads?
hi Tim, these are 1/4'' or 6mm rubber pads that I had laying around in my shop. The sharpness of the bottom joint from the cars (where the lift is pushing up againts the car) are now destroying them slowly...as long as you have something to prevent paint removing / and the car from slidding down the lift..😅
Hi Vini can you please put the plans up again. I would like to try making it this summer. The PDF I download is blank. Any chance you can put the 3D plans up again or maybe send it to me. Thanks
HI, I'm sorry for safety purposes, I never gave the plans for the lift. For the 3D, make sure to open it using Adobe acrobat reader, not a web page from a browser.
@@VinyB57 Viny, where are the 3D plans. I can only see the PDF version and for some reason it’s blank when I download. Btw, I’m not sure if you noticed but a very similar version to yours seems to be commercially available. I’ll send the website when I find it again
@@VinyB57 Viny, this looks very much like your design. I would probably buy it I’m sure it would be cheaper than me making it. But I don’t think it’s available in Australia.
www.autoliftproduction.com/en/autolift3000
They even made a baby version to replace a normal jack. Very clever use of the same design.
Baby version found here www.autoliftproduction.com/en/up-down3000
Bonjour, connaissez vous le poid maximum que l'on peut soulever avec ce mécanisme ?
Savez la correspondance de 3/4" 16UNF en Europe ?
Salut, je ne connais pas la limite de poids de ce jack, je ne l'ai jamais testé à la limite. 3/4 c'est comme du 19 ou 20mm et 16, c'est 16 filet au pouce ou à chaque 1/16, donc au 1.5mm. Mais si je me souviens bien j'avais utilisé du 3/4-10, soit environ du 2.5mm
The pivot lol that's fucking genius. But how do you work out the balance? I actually hate jacking up my car. I've a 3.5 tonne jack, pads and all. Yet because you're one corner at a time I always feel it's just unhealthy pressure on the chassis. I'm curious how to make a drive over level lifter for at least either end. Ideally it would be all 4 corners but I'll either get a second jack or come up with something. But I'd at least like to be able to jack the front or rear level on both sides. I've been there too many times where the ground isn't smooth so the jack doesn't rise and pull the car away from the axle stand. I picture driving the front or rear wheels on and then gears rising or pumping jacks so they're balanced.
Each car has it s own position with the jack and once you found it, since the gravity center is right on top in the "flat" position, ince you pivot it ine side it slips to this side...quite simple
I also downloaded the zip file, but when I opened the PDF file in it, nothing shows up on it. Is it possible to please try to deposit a file that would show the plan?
BTW, awesome video!
NEVER MIND! I opened it (I did not get it the first time watching the video in that the file is a 3D PDF file). In any case, folks who are trying to open the file; there is not much in the file that could help you! The video shows the detail much better (in fact the drawing is shown in the video at 3:05. It has no dimensions or specs; so, just DO NOT waste your time!
Thank you Zack! And yes no dimensions for this project... not this one...for safety purpose. I don't want that someone get hurts and claim that he followed my plans..... I'm sure you'lll understand!
Do u still use this lift if so how are u finding it ?
Yes I'm using it all the time. The only down side is the time of setting, which is almost nothing, 5-10 min at the most. So for a quick job, like an oil, I won't use it, but for bigger jobs, it's a must!
is this on your site?
Nah, not this one, too dangerous...🤷♂
oooooh, you funny little man... you would like to sell plans.... excellent...
Do you have autocad link?
Sorry, but for safety purpuses, I won't share any CAD file, I,m sure you unnderstand
Ngl guys the bass in this video was hitting harder than panda
Hummm....ok...🤷♂️👍
@Viny B is the a way you can be reached? I'm from trois rivières and would like to ask you a couple questions 🤠
by email: design57@outlook.com
Well done !
Too complex for me . I am leaning toward a hydraulic system.
Thanks, hydraulic is a really good option too!
bonjour `, avez-vous le plan pour le car lift
Oui, mais je ne les vends pas, trop dangereux comme fabrication et trop de risque de représailles.
Can you also share solid works file? Would love to build one my own! Maybe for a little donation? ;)
Not really, for safety purposes, I'm sure you'll understand. But I hope it inspires you to go build something!
That is for different sized cars by the way.🇿🇦🇦🇺🇬🇪🇷🇺🇷🇺🇷🇺🇷🇺
How much does this weight Sir ??? Thanks
About 190 pounds or 86 Kg
Hi i want to get The deskription!!!!!
HI Hakan, don't understand what you mean by ''description''... If you're meaning the ''bill of material'', I don't give it, for safety reasons...sorry...
Where can buy motor ratio please
where are you from kamal? Because I know some sites for the US/Cananda, but anywhere else...ebay maybe?
Iam from Germany
Ok
Purchase amount
Never go under a Caron a jack(NEVER) without also putting jackstands for redundancy!
Can't agree more!
No PDF in the Folder apparently
I checked it, and it's still there. But I know that a lot of the times, nothing will show when you open the PDF. It's a problem with the 3D PDF size, it's to large.
Nothing on the PDF!
Sorry, sometimes the pdf won't work..
Puisque tu es au québec comme moi et que ( le québec n’est pas la planète entière ) vend-tu ton car jack pour le petit marché d'ici ?
Salut Joe, non, pour l'instant, je ne fabrique pas en série mes projets, je le fais juste pour moi et m'amuser!
yo can you upload a step file format ?
Hi Arturas, I'm sorry, for safety purposes, I'm not sharing my CAD design.... sorry.... 🤷♂️😅
@@VinyB57 ya im already Reverse engineering it
quebec?
Ouep!
can you provide 3D model?
univerzal stp/step
I prefer not to, for safety purposes....🤷♂️
Need a stronger 2x4 lol
ok? 🤔
Itu harga brpa
2 Esdras 2 : 30- 100
How much money for the parts?
Sorry, I'm not selling it!
@@VinyB57 no sorry, I meant how much did the build cost you. ??
I want to make this myself and went to your store for the plans but couldn't find them. I really like this idea especially paired with the jack that you made to make it safer
@@drewrinker2071 Ah ok! First I'm not selling the plans, for safety purposes and second, the price will greatly depend on the price of the gearboxes, I paid mine 100$ for used one but I was very lucky to find them. The rest is acme rods (around 50$) and pieces of steel laying around in the shop. So to me it was about 200$
@@VinyB57the ok thanks. And yes I agree the design itself does not seem that safe but with the additional jack stands that you're using I think that would very much make it safer. My work thows gearboxes out all the time. So it's just mostly the metal
i dont have the space for something like this unless i leave it outside so nature can claim it.
it also looks like it would tilt and kill someone.