(Full length) DIY Motorcycle Workshop Lift Table Complete build / FREE PLANS included

[@volimoto]

Check out some of my other content: How to rebuild motorcycle forks: kzbin.info/www/bejne/ppSUdGqLpb16j5I Or how I did a full teardown on the BMW R80 project: kzbin.info/www/bejne/i4qpgKOCpNNrnrs

[@rafanagajczyk1797]

Bardzo pomysłowo👍.Pozdrowienia z Polski

[@521farmer]

Wow that is awesome keep them coming ya got my vote mighty fine Sir thanks for sharing your project with us lm going to build this project cause l need one and ya dont need special tools and ya dont need to be rocket Sciencest to make this work so glad ya shared your plans with us from Canada 🇨🇦 SK thks again later 😊

[@volimoto]

Thanks so much for your kind comment!!🏍️👍🏻 Hope you’ll enjoy the finished product! I really love mine!😁

[@aspen2569]

Great !! ❤Thank your contribution... Best regards from Uruguay...

[@michaelquintana7553]

great job Brother and thank you for the free plans. Cant wait to bill it.

[@advdmatic]

Thank you for everything

[@e46mblue]

REALLY NICE my friend. Thanks for walking us through the steps and for sharing your plans. I hope to build this one day.

[@volimoto]

Really glad you enjoyed it! Hope you’ll get a lot of good use out of it when you end up building it! I’m using it all the time😎🏍️

[@getriteb4ugetlft]

Thank you! I’m doing a 1998 T595 also. With much less expertise! 😂

[@volimoto]

It’s an awesome bike! I can’t wait to have some more time to get back to working on it! I’m planning to instead of uploading tiny sections at a time just finish the bike quick and upload a full video of the restoration/assembly. Good luck with yours and let me know if you need help with anything specific!

[@mikehall5280]

This is a great video, and the lift looks like it functions great. One thing I would recommend changing is the location of the pin, to not be under the table. I would recommend putting a lock bar at the edge on both sides.

[@volimoto]

Thanks for your kind comment, glad you like it! - You’re onto something! I thought about making it auto-lock and having a cable driven unlock mechanism, so there’s no safety risk being under it. I also have looked into maybe upgrading it with a foot operated hydraulic cylinder. But for now I’m really mostly using it in it’s locked position, so that only comes later.😊

[@mikehall5280]

@@volimoto cable actuated lock would work great.

[@conradpaul6100]

What pin do you refer to and why not put it under the table?

[@volimoto]

The reason it’d be best to avoid it being under the table is the risk of something going wrong while you still have your arm under. - You could probably use a simple bolt, something a bit stronger, maybe 10.9 or 12.9 but I actually found this perfect safety pin that was rated specifically for this kind of application.🏍

[@callmedudeok]

This is awesome, I’ve been wanting to make a custom table for a while using aluminum wheelchair ramps for the table. Now I have an idea for the superstructure. Thank you. The other thing I would consider is some small wheels on one side so when not in use, you can tip on side and move about.

[@philliphall5198]

Thank you for information and plans

[@volimoto]

You’re very welcome 🏍😎

[@MetalZero-qz4ce]

Awesome build. Very informative and detailed. Method of work using simple power tools, painting without the use of spray cans is amazing. Accessed the link for the plan. Thanks man!!!

[@volimoto]

Glad that you got some value out and liked the video! Thanks for your kind comment!☺️

[@heathjude50]

It looks nice but I fall asleep before I get through the video every time lol.

[@volimoto]

I’m glad to have made something to help you fall asleep lol!🤪 - jokes aside, any advice on what you’d do differently? Cheers

[@hectormendoza4158]

Buen trabajo 👍

[@houasnacer1575]

Thank you very much ❤

[@hectormendoza4158]

Saludos desde Colombia

[@3campingguys431]

What is the purpose of the different widths where the trolley lift goes? Also why is the upper assembly have two pieces welded together? BTW great build! I have subscribed!

[@volimoto]

Hi! Since the jack is wider in the back I made the 2 different widths so it can guide it to go straight. It’s not necessarily needed, but I think it helps. To upper assembly for me is made of 2 only because I already had some metal frame and wanted to use it to save on some materials. Thanks a lot!👌🏻

[@olivierdavid-l9s]

Hi, excellent ! Well done ! I cannot find the plan. Could you please share it ? Thanks

[@volimoto]

Hi! Thanks very much! - if you go to the description of the video there’s a link to my Ko-fi page. You can download it for free from there. Just click “buy” and type in 0$ for the amount and you’ll get the pdf.🏍️👍🏻

[@waltermansilla7559]

Excelente trabajo!! Puedes subir las medidas, por favor? Gracias

[@volimoto]

You should be able to access them through the link in the description. ☺️

[@graypelican]

Very Nice Build. Just what I've been looking for. Nice clear plans. Just one query though, can you clarify if the 18 x 12 mm round tube is correct? The plans show it as 12 but from the video I'm guessing it should be 1.2mm. Please confirm.

[@volimoto]

Thanks a lot! The tube is ø18mm outer diameter and ø12mm inner diameter to be used as bushing for the bolts. It might be overkill, because you could probably get away with just having the holes drilled into the square tubing, but I thought why not make it a bit stronger and give it a larger surface for the rotational points. Hope this clears it up, otherwise feel free to ask. Have a good one!

[@ct026]

Brilliant. 👍🏻👊🏻

[@volimoto]

Thanks a lot!😎🏍

[@RagnarRothbard-ie8cd]

Awesome thanks. I’ve been looking for such a video and plan for some time. By the way what is the “thickness” of the square tubes? 3mm or more?

[@volimoto]

Thanks a lot for your kind comment! -I’ve used 3mm thick square tubes most places, except for the bottom which is 4mm. But I think it’s overkill, I would have used 3mm there as well if I didn’t already have the 40x40s which were 4mm thick. 🏍

[@RagnarRothbard-ie8cd]

@@volimoto thank you for your prompt response, amazing build.

[@wehanvandermerwe7542]

Awesome work. Unfortunately, the link does not work for the plans

[@volimoto]

Thanks so much! I refreshed the link, it should work now.😊

[@kruglik9066]

круто,молодець. теж собі зробив,але по типу ножиці.

[@fernandofalcon9018]

Bun dia, Saludos des de Guadalajara Jal. Mexico . A Volimoto Customs, Le Agradece Fernando Falcon ´´Ferruzkin ´´ Para Los Amigos, Por Exelente trabajo, como un Apoyo para La Mecanica para Motos quisiera y me fuera posible comprar uno boy empesando a instalar uno me pud decir el valor del Banco, Gracias de Antemano, muchas Felicidades..

[@volimoto]

I don’t sell these, but I have shared the plans for it in the description of the video. You can get the plans for free and make it yourself👍🏻🏍️

[@RubenDarío-e2l]

Medidas por favor gracias

[@notajp]

Anyone know of something like this for those of us that work with inches? Material isn’t available to us in millimeters.

[@volimoto]

Hi! I’ll take a look at standard sizes in inches and try to come up with something. Can’t promise when, as I have a lot going on, but will get back to you! Cheers!

[@heathjude50]

Google mm to inch conversion lol

[@andreperusse6432]

what's the material of the deck?

[@volimoto]

I’m unfortunately not entirely sure what it’s called in English. It’s a layer glued and pressed wooden material used for car trailer decking. It also has an oil resistant surface and it’s really sturdy. Hope this help.☺️🏍

[@Luhkewarm]

Looks like Phenolic Plywood

[@volimoto]

Thanks for the input! Now we know what it’s called🤪😎

[@galarya2124]

Not clear vedio