Hello, can I buy from you only epub/pdf file of each model, or paperbook is needed? I ask because i am not located in US. Thank You, Petr

Thank you

Buenas noches para cuando el nuevo libro sobre el cargador frontal saludos desde ecuador

Very impressive ! But not everyone is master like you :)

Just wanted to say that you are a saint. When my workplace gets his 3D printing station I will try to copy your design. We work mainly with students and with this interface I hope that I can give students with restricted motor skills a barrier-free way to interact with mobile devices like notebooks, iPads and more.

As I reach the completion of this Scissor Lift table. I am looking back at the challenges that I had. The instructions are good but there is a significant number of points where you are forced to think and draw on your own experience. The table is complete except for the wheels and the top. As a parting challenge, the lead screw assembly is VERY VERY stiff. I will spend the next days trying to determine what is binding. The video makes the raising and lowering look easy. In my case it is difficult to put it mildly. Maybe lubrication will help. I suspect there is some misalignment with the leadscrew and the leadscrew carriage. It does get easier to operate as the table gets above about 25 inches. Steve... If you see this, could you offer any pointers on how to resolve the leadscrew problems?

Do you have plans to publish the BIG Truck and/or BIG Stream Roller books in metric units by any chance?

Unfortunately your thickness sander and saw is no longer available. Can you recommend where to purchase similar please?

Great tips,hope you keep the tips coming, am currently building the big truck,great fun,here's hoping you are going to bring out more plans? As I have already built your other models. Bry

Is that an upcoming plan next to you? Payloader? We need a Devries excavator next!

Seems like solid tips. Thanks for the video.

Looking forward to the rest of this series. Still getting my workshop organised but looking forward to building The Big Dozer as a starter. Thanks😊

Really cool. 👍👍

So this idea would be interesting to apply to a trundle bed where you want the lower mattress to rise up to the level of the higher one when the lower mattress is pulled out... (makes sense?). Which is how I found this video as I am searching for a solution. Of course what you're showing here is beyond my skill set at the moment, and would take too long, sadly.

Excellent Video!!!!! This will be the perfect table for my chairmaking hobby. There are so many different levels that are needed if I am able to work without stooping over. It appears that all the details are in the book. Truly this project will be a challenge in laying out all those holes to get them in exactly the right place and square to the surface. Thank you for taking the time to produce this video.

This is just what I need. Making chairs requires the work at many different levels and this will fil the bill. I have the book on order and am looking forward to getting this project under way. Best part is the engineering is already done. Excellent video.

Awesome tool!! Would love to have one, but sadly, Jim passed away late last year and at least for the foreseeable future, these are not available. Just my luck. Finally have the money to start purchasing top quality tools like this, and they're not available any more! Hope you're getting a lot of use out of it...

Hi, I noticed that you use dowel in the pivots but don't mention them in the video. Was this an improvement to just using the threaded screw?

Very clever

This looks like a fun project, but how much would it cost to make in 2024?

Do you have a video on how you made your jig to do the Spirals or do you have plans that you can offer on a video? I’m interested in making spirals. And thanks for your consideration

Thats real good 3d printed dozer,bub.

Very cool! But it seems to me this elaborate device is unnecessary if you build a circle cutting jig for your router table.

Very well thought out, I am going to use this design for my wife's sewing cabinet with the roll around cabinet.

super!

Very well done Sir. I just purchased one of these on eBay and hope to restore it as well. I will be using it for creating tennons for my pool cues.

Mr. DeVries, is there any way to contact you? Can you share your email address? I have a question.

I bought the plan book and I'm stuck. The sprockets listed are no longer available at Servocity and I can't seem to find the right ones anywhere else. Can you help?

I have a proxon table saw. Is that basically the same as what you are using. Thanks

Great job nice thank you lot of work

Hiya.....I've just found one of these in my in-laws basement which dad used for turning down the small ends of snooker cues where they had sheared to fit new tips....did you ever find out who made it?

Wow, I’ve been working on a ball mount arm idea the last couple of weeks and just stumbled upon this… I’m planning on making a video of my design in the new year and will be sure to give you a shout out!

Is there any chance to obtain plans for the old model, with the wooden gear instead of spokes?

Enjoyed the video. Something that I noticed was your oscillating spindle sander. Is that a brand name unit that is covered with a custom table or enclosure or a home built unit?

This was a pretty one 🙂

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Amazing!

Золотые руки. Смотришь и кажется ничего необычного и сложного. Кажется что любой такое может сделать. А на выходе красота. И сделать такое не каждому под силу. И понимаешь что это работа мастера, и здесь талант и трудолюбие вместе.

Brilliant

That is an incredible amount of work! Awesome!

This is Awesome!

Wow! The modularity is insane on this

Excellent work. 👍👍

was watching your video on the circle sanding jig, and think it is great. When will you have the plans for this one available?

I want the plans for the other model, I bought the book thinking it was the other model, now I see that some part are unobtainable for this model…..so I’m out 25 buck and can’t make the jig, the other one was simpler.

I have to say this may have been my fault but I am extremely disappointed, I am just now seeing this video and thought your comments were saying you updated this one and revised your book to reflect changes since some of you parts you referenced in the other video are now unavailable. Soooooo I ordered your book, WRONG, it’s the other model with the chains and whips, whoops and unobtainable parts…now what….I will say this in the most delicate way….I’m not smart enough to figure this out, that’s why I ordered the book, so I guess I’m out 25 bucks and no jig!!!

Hi S. (sorry, don't know what it's for), are the plans available in pdf and would you send them by email? after i've paid, obviously

Does anyone know about how much weight it will lift? Approximately

Hi. I'm about to start getting parts for the metric version, however seems to be an issue with stated sprocket on large sprocket axle and sprocket on rotation wheel axle. The added radius of both, is larger that center distance between the two axles, as far as I can see, meaning the sprockets will overlap. Alternatively I can source 0,250 pitch sprockets, however the smallest available sprocket found is with 20 teeth, and again this will make the added radius larger than center distance between the two axles. Guess the axle of the rotation wheel will have to be moved a bit away from the the large sprocket axle. Have any done the metric version, and can comment on this?

Any issues with scaling this up to 3'x6' top? I'm thinking to use this as a base for adjustable height assembly/outfeed table for my small shop. What is load limit for this table?