Heavy Duty Lifting Table #5 - The Tabletop

[@peterdekoster7506]

Nice work. If there ever is a nuclear war, I'm sure the last thing left will be your welding table.

[@bmix87]

True!

[@reinerlapport4450]

Das ist ja "hammerhart" ich bin begeistert - vom Tisch und der Kameraführung!

[@CopyCatGarage]

I love the creative split screen at the end.

[@peterlogan1623]

you are a genius and thanks for sharing your plans

[@HolzFlo]

thanks!

[@Precivilization]

Very well done. Excellent workmanship

[@HolzFlo]

Thanks!

[@funnyoldworld6894]

Wow!! Outstanding work, great video and keep them coming.

[@guilhermedecastro6925]

Outstanding work mete...

[@yesnazarzhakan9594]

Very very very good, nice works. Like

[@Kevin-gx8lc]

That's a first class design and excellent build quality. Very well done Sir! Gretings from Southport UK.

[@HolzFlo]

Thank you!

[@viktorkhripunov2903]

Dude u got it! It is AMAZING! Dream to have it for my woodwork shop too something like this table !!! 👍 exelent work!

[@HolzFlo]

Thank you!

[@alialdoseri7363]

You deserved the likes.

[@georgekoettel8553]

Hello As heavy as this table is you need to add some safety catches on it. Just in cast one the hydraulic lines break the table would drop very quickly without warning. Very dangerous! Have great day!

[@HolzFlo]

That's propably not a bad idea.. But the hydraulics are all made for much higher pressure, so there is already quite a big safty factor.. but you're still right. It's better to have than to need. ;)

[@georgekoettel8553]

Lines can alway break. Something fall over on them. Fix you working around cut touches, something sharp hits them. Plus oven time lines and seal deteriorate. I forgot one very important one. Someone accidental release the pressure while you got something under the table. It alway safer then sorry cause anything can happen Thank you and have a great day

[@weraknipexmilwaukeemafellf5991]

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[@courtneyfaas1266]

Awesome may be an understatement

[@steelcrafted4985]

best table ever seen

[@jessedixon1738]

Great job on the table. Do you by chance have plans made for it yet? Pdf?

[@Fabrication-boiler]

I would like to thank you I will try to make it in my shop 😎

[@ericprodhomme587]

Bravo, très belle réalisation

[@peterlogan1623]

amazing work

[@micaheckenfels533]

Wonderful build video! I too would love to see plans. We have both a metal shop and a wood shop and I would love to have scissor tables in both. You should be very proud! I can't wait to see what else you create!

[@HolzFlo]

Thanks! Happy to read this. I'f many ideas in mind for the future...

[@r3inhout]

Very Nice! I have been dreaming of building one but I kept getting stuck on the plans. Don't know what hydraulic parts to buy etc. I hope to be able to build it with your plans.

[@HolzFlo]

Hopefully you'll be able to do that with my plans! There will be questions at the beginning for shure, but I'll answer and collect them to update the plans constantly.

[@okjaidokopopp1358]

Hi very cool project, i see that you have a vector welder, are they good? Im interested on one but they are fairly new in the market so no reviews on that, will be a cool video showing your welder! Thank you

[@HolzFlo]

Thanks! It's not the highest quality but for it's price it does a great job!

[@roestalker1117]

Hi have to say from watching from start to finish that you've done a brilliant job & I'd be interested in the plans for making the same .

[@HolzFlo]

Thanks! I'll publish the plans as soon as possible. I'll let you know in the next or after next Video how to get them. :)

[@roestalker1117]

@@HolzFlo cheers thanks

[@gandhizehner]

Unglaublich großartig!

[@howtocreatesculptures6713]

Excellent workmanship boy your parents must be really proud, that is a very nice table !!! Did you get a pdf file plans yet ? I would buy a set for sure !

[@HolzFlo]

Thanks! 😊 Yes the PDF is available: www.etsy.com/de/listing/789824363/holzflos-lifting-welding-clamping-table And I've made also a video about these where you can see what the plans look like 😉

[@jhawker2895]

Great build ... One Question ... Since the table top weighs 250kg how did you get it to your shop, into your shop and onto the welding frame??? Happy New Year again great job.....

[@HolzFlo]

Thanks! Good Question! You can see the most of it at the very end of the first video. What you can't see there is that I lifted it onto the dogs with a car jack.. I tried to find the middle of the plate to put the jack under it and tried to balance it while lifting it up. Unfortunatly I didn't film that.. was a little nervous about my fingers.. Don't try that at home! :D

[@Amoreyra1]

Excelente, muchas felicidades y gracias, aprendo mucho con estos vídeos además (me falta práctica) pero me gusta soldar con TIG Una pregunta, descargue los planos pero no veo que hayan bajado , hay que hacer algo para obtener los planos? Felicidades muy bueno tu video ya me inscribí a tu sitio

[@janoschklaas5738]

Eine geile Konstruktion! Hau die Pläne raus!😁

[@HolzFlo]

Ich arbeite dran ;)

[@KarlMiller]

You spoke of PDF plans for the welding lift, however, I can't find out how to "private message" you from your channel's about tab after I subscribed, so I will ask here... ...Will you please share the plans?

[@CopyCatGarage]

AMAZING!!!!!! very impressive.

[@tomthompson7400]

great result , a couple of drop down frames would help , just incse something gave way , you could end up hurt very quick. just a thought.

[@HolzFlo]

Thanks! Simple solution 👍 I'll think about it.

[@tomthompson7400]

take a look at motorbike lift tables , plenty of simple ideas that could be borrowed from them

[@r3inhout]

@@tomthompson7400 What about the system used on ironing boards? A piece of flat stock with a zigzag on on side that drops down and locks teeth by teeth. Or is that system not strong enough?

[@tomthompson7400]

something like that , only make it out of a bit of box and your laughing ,, anything that takes the pressure off the hydraulics when your working .

[@TIMLASHLEY]

Yes I'd love to have a pdf of this build

[@HolzFlo]

I'll publish the plans as soon as possible and let you know in the next or after next video how to get them.

[@robthomas6773]

Nice work would appreciate some plans if you do these happy new Year

[@HolzFlo]

Thanks! I'll publish the plans as soon as possible and let you know in the next or after next video how to get them.

[@metaldoktor8862]

Hi I’m the beginner for welding and I’m going to be open my shop I have not to Many space into your big table lift It’s perfectly from my shop Ian I have I have just regular tools Can I get the plans of the size of material please

[@MegaSerif]

Hi HolzFlo Nice build, and magnetic-drill did excellent work - I mean I would like to have one in my shop. What model of Fein is it ? Is it new or do you work with it longer, would you recommend it for home or it's too beast ? Thanx

[@HolzFlo]

It's a KBU 35 Q. It was not a new machine and unfortunately I got it only for this project so I had to send it back already.. I have no experience with other machines yet. But I will buy this one as soon as I need it again. It's the smallest of the Universal ones of Fein so it's still expensive but OKish for a home shop I think. The quality is just gorgeous! I'd defenitly recommend it if you have the money for it!

[@tomwagemans1872]

Nice build! I followed every build episode. Subcribed! And I would like to get(buy) the plans😉

[@HolzFlo]

Thanks! Nice to hear. I'm working on it. I'll hopefully let you know in the next vieo (video after next) how to get the plans.

[@KarlMiller]

@@HolzFlo could you please send me the plans?

[@achieldebruyne660]

Amazing can i get the plans in pdf plzz I will make this for my endproject on school

[@HolzFlo]

Here you can get all the informations to the pdf plans: kzbin.info/www/bejne/qnTTmmqCl7h_fKM If you have further questions or you miss something in the plans, let me know👍

[@garyhall867]

Beautiful Work especially for some not doing metal work before great Job10/10. It's a good practical size as well. Can I ask what you paid for the Magnetic Drill ?

[@HolzFlo]

I got the mag drill for this project for free from Fein. But unfortunately I already had to send it back as it was just for this project. You get them online for about 850 Euro in Germany.

[@spatarogustavo7376]

E X C E L L E N T !!!! congratulation

[@CopyCatGarage]

I would love the plans.

[@HolzFlo]

I'll make them available as soon as possible! :)

[@leslieaustin151]

Wow! I binge-watched the whole project, and I’m in awe of your abilities and your skill, not to say your determination to get the job done. This one is too big and heavy for me, but plenty of ideas for projects in my garage. Thank you. Les in UK

[@metaldoktor8862]

Hi I’m the beginner for welding and I’m going to be open my shop I have not to Many space into your big table lift It’s perfectly from my shop Ian I have I have just regular tools Can I get the plans of the size of material please And my life gonna be easy thank you so much I wish you all the best

[@HolzFlo]

Hi, I'll publish the plans as soon as possible and let you know in one of the next videos how to get them. There will also be a material list included.

[@cambobby2011]

Nice job. I want to build one lifting table myself but I'm not as perfectionist as you are… LOL Tks for the video.

[@dwipurnomo3548]

Hi bro, what kind drilling machine you use?

[@HolzFlo]

It's a Fein Mag Drill. (KBU 35 Q)

[@aca192maric]

you don't have safe guards for rolling legs i highly recommend them

[@HolzFlo]

Do you mean safe guards to keep the legs (of the table) on track or to keep fingers out of track? :D

[@aca192maric]

@@HolzFlo i mean to keep lags with bearings on top of the lags where they are rolling on ( sorry for my English )

[@HolzFlo]

The plan was to add a square bare (10 by 10mm) in between the two bearings, if the play was big enough that they could fall down. But there is no play at all, I wasn't able to force them of the track. So I think there's no guidance needed. However, the gap between the bearings and the hight under the axis of the bearings are both 12mm so you could easily add a square bar of 10 by 10mm for guidance. This is better than guid fences at the sides as dust and dirt won't be caught, it can just fall of at the sides. :-)

[@nhengineer1943]

HolzFlo, that plate look to be about one inch thick. Wouldn't that make it 25mm, not 250mm?

[@HolzFlo]

Did I say 250mm? 😅 it's 15mm thick. Maybe i meant the weight, it weighs almost 250kg. 😉

[@f.9485]

Gerade den Kanal endeckt. geile Scheiße, machst eine Gute arbeit. aber ne Frage. Is der Tisch nicht etwas groß für die Garage :D und warum hast du doch für eine Hydraulik zylinder mit Fußpumpe entschieden und nicht etwa für einen elk. Antrieb, Strom hast du ja.

[@HolzFlo]

Danke! :) Während des Baus war es schon oft etwas eng in der Garage, wenn Platte und das Gestell einzeln rum standen, das stimmt. Jetzt wo der Tisch fertig ist, bin ich aber sehr zufrieden mit der Größe. Inzwischen konnte ich auch noch das ganze Holz wo anders untebringen, so dass in der Garage wieder mehr Platz ist. Bzgl. der Pumpe wollte ich flexibel und von Strom unabhängig sein. Wollte wenn ich den Tisch wo anders hin schiebe nicht immer erst ne Steckdose suchen. Außerdem liegt dann auch kein Kabel rum. Und eine elektrische Pumpe kann ich immernoch jeder Zeit einfach nachrüsten ;)

[@f.9485]

@@HolzFlo stimmt Aber Strom hat halt den Vorteil daß es kein Selbstständiges absenken gibt. Und du feiner die höher verstellen kannst. Für Verlängerung von einer tischkreissäge. Wie viel hebt den dein Tisch? Und wieviel Druck kann deine Pumpe und wie viel Kolben Fläche hast du verbaut ?

[@HolzFlo]

@@f.9485 Also ich kann mit der Fußpumpe sehr fein dosieren, ein kompletter Hub mit der Pumpe hebt dem Tisch etwa um 2cm. Und man kann das Pedal ja auch nur halb oder eben so viel man braucht durchtreten. Ich war im Sommer 3 Monat unterwegs, in denen ich den Hubtisch nicht benutzt habe, hab vorher und nachher gemessen und es hat sich nichts getan, senkt sich also kein Stück ab. :) (Die Befürchtung hatte ich vorher allerdings auch..) Der Tisch hebt 1t. Hab die Kräfte der Hydraulikteile alle berechnet, da ist ne Sicherheit von 100% drin, also theoretisch könnte die Hydraulik 2t heben. Dabei brauchst du ein Druck von ca. 35kg bzw. 350N auf das Pedal. Das alles ist mit dem kleineren der beiden Kolbendufchmesser berechnet, die 1. Stufe könnte also noch mehr.

[@f.9485]

@@HolzFlo das mit dem absenken kommt leider noch. Ist mir auch passiert. Hab 3 hubtische mit 500-700kg. Als Motor Hebebühnen. Senken sich nach einer Zeit alle leider. Hab dann linearmotoren eingebaut. Deswegen meine Frage. Aber top Arbeit trotzdem !

[@HolzFlo]

@@f.9485 wie lange hat es bei dir gedauert bis die Tische angefangen haben sich abzusenken? Bedeutet ja eigentlich dass die Pumpe nicht ganz dicht ist, bzw. Das Rücklauf-/Ablassventil..

[@scubieman]

What it cost to make?

[@HolzFlo]

Hi, can’t give you a reliable number. I made this before Covid, when Steel was quite a bit cheaper.. but than I paid about 700€ for steel including the tabletop.

[@1234t-w6n]

how is the welder recommended or not

[@HolzFlo]

It get's the job done.. Great for use at home but definitly not for proffessional use.

[@1234t-w6n]

@@HolzFlo Thank you. and how about the plasma snowing function. I also want to build myself a table like this

[@HolzFlo]

I didn't use that a lot so far. Did only 3mm thick material.. not shure if I had the perfect setting and air pressure but it works. For that price point it's very good!

[@n1352-m1i]

it seems to me that an hydraulic setup weighting so much should have a mechanical safety of some sort : just imagine the hydraulics losing pressure while there is a limb hanging in the structure, it would be irremediably crushed. Any car hoist have at least a spring loaded safety catch, this is holding only through hydraulic pressure...

[@HolzFlo]

You're right. I'll probaply update that in future..

[@achieldebruyne660]

Plan plzz good job

[@HolzFlo]

Thanks! Here you can find all the details about the plans: kzbin.info/www/bejne/qnTTmmqCl7h_fKM If you have further questions or you miss something in the plans, let me know!

[@achieldebruyne660]

Thanks man your amazing

[@michaelguy6140]

Why not go to harbor freight and get one for about 200 bucks and modify it the way you want and a lot less labor

[@jaycashes]

Hey HolzFlo I’d really appreciate it if you could give me the detailed plans for this project. I have a project where I need to lift about 1,500 kilograms of speakers on a track system for mobile entertainment trailer. I need help replicating this with an electric hydraulic pump. An email address would be great

[@HolzFlo]

Should be easy to replicate with an electric hydraulic pump. I'll publish the plans as soon as possible and let you know in a video.

[@jaycashes]

HolzFlo awesome thanks.

[@homemadetools]

Very nice! If you want more subs, feel free to put a link to your video on our homemade tools forum; looks like you're one of us :-)

[@johnworkman5121]

Air over hydraulic needed

[@HolzFlo]

I'v googled air over hydaulic. Seems to be very interesting! What exactly do you mean?

[@pocket5s1]

@@HolzFlo you can hook up an air supply to power the hydraulic pump instead of pumping it manually. Gives you the option of doing either.

[@sansdecorum4600]

A little on the light duty side of things, but it should work okay for most stuff. Seriously, nice job across the board. Subscribed.

[@HolzFlo]

Thank you! Well I guess it depends on the perspective. If you are used to big and heavy machines it's light duty, for me in a home shop, used to woodworking mostly, it was pretty heavy duty 😅

[@yamatinaaa]

ロック機構が無いので危ない！！ ホースが破断したら急降下して体を挟む恐れあり！！

[@impactajuvenile]

Becomes romantic and disturbing at 10:20? 😲

[@Phoenix-One0922]

Just a few comments to "lighten" the load (specially off of your table) First, You should have made it just 5/8" thick on the table top, unless you're planning to weld car frames or house foundations with it, I think you over did it with the 50mm thickness which to me seemed totally unnecessary. second; the welding process you're using is too costly *tig* when you could've used Mig or stick. Third, you're missing a railing system for the gliding wheels that slide along the bottom every time you lift the table and as heavy as it is, I don't know why you don't install one (two angle channels or a "C" channel to prevent the lower gliding wheels from start going off the base frame which eventually will wear off and bend. And last, working in such a small space, I don't know why you don't use breathing protective gear such as a respirator mask and filter. YOur Lungs won't last!! and finally, you should check out the newest and best welder in the world which can do 3 in 1 welding processes like mig, tig and stick, the Fronius TransSteel 2200 for less than $2,000 here in the USA (Indiana) from a company called shop welding supplies (www.shopweldingsupplies.com) Don't buy it with the Tig torch, too expensive. You can adapt your existing one to it and save $$ Last comment, Tig welding is not for materials thicker than 3/8" and in 4-7 months of welding, the cost of gas, rods and time adds up and with the savings you could buy that TransSteel 2200... just my opinion. Also, you could've made the holes of the sides ahead of time in the flat position and save yourself a lot of extra work. it's common sense not to work against gravity when you don't have to. Cheers, Peace.

[@HolzFlo]

Hey, thanks for the explicitly comment. - The tabletop is 15mm thick, exactly what you recommend ;) - I do have planned a guid in between the bearings, just a 10 by 10mm square steel, but decide to leave it out, as the play is close to nothing, so they won't come of the track. If the load courses it to deform much it's already to much load. -My welder costs 600 bucks and does a decent Job for my needs. -Tig is just a personal preference, as I get the best results and it's nice and clean. - I open the Gate as often as possible, just for filming it's closed because of light. So the air is not always this bad ;)

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