How to build a Vibrating table on a budget

[@Wclifford7]

I like people who can use their brain to make innovative, yet simple creations and are willing to share this idea. Thanks!

[@TheDweeb002]

Welcome to KZbin

[@faroukramadan5170]

Hi Winsten, i try to think of simple solutions as much as i can . thanks for you kind comment have fun and stay safe.

[@AndreaGanora]

Mr. Farouk Ramadan, my best compliments for your simple, funtional, cheap and therefore genial design, you just made me save alot of time effort and money, thank you very much for sharing your idea

[@Ksitew]

Make a table on based on this model. Used an old attic fan motor; added a pulley; drilled a hole in the pulley and bolted on a mass of washers to unbalance it. Works like a charm. Total cost under $25.00

[@plips71755]

Great.... The only thing I see is you might need is a simple frame work to hold the mold in place while vibrating. I realize some molds might be larger than others and shape wise but you just need a “stop” (2”x2” or larger strips) to keep the mold(s) from accidentally vibrating off the edge and making a mess. Could make different sizes to hold different molds so make the stops removable. Heck you could have a sneezing fit, a sudden back pain, anything that might make you turn loose of the mold and in a split second...off the edge. You could use a couple more tires, and longer board so you do more molds at one time. In this case you would need an edge stop - as you don’t have enough hands to hold multiple molds. Great job..will have to check out your molds. I have made these and it always takes time getting it smooth and mixed in. The only thing is don’t vibrate too long or the aggregate will go to the bottom and affect curing and long tern durability.

[@michaelkrais1446]

Informative and straight to the point. Very well done video and a great idea. I think that this is exactly the tool that I need. Thank you !!

[@crispychicken2743]

We made a huge vibrating table to cast a product . But not in concrete . It's 3x4 feet . It holds 6 molds and works the best . We had one We get online that sucks . Paid 800. For crap. Best to make custom for your needs

[@discerningrambles]

Gareth from North Wales UK, glad to have stumbled across your channel my brother. I've decided to subscribe.

[@rbarghouti]

Excellent! Thank you for your design! I'm going to modify this design for a smaller table for resin casting!

[@juddtaylor5406]

thank you excellent plan i work with plaster molds. super to get bubbles out, take care, what a great time we live in being able to exchange ideas!

[@plips71755]

Oh my gosh..checked out website and had to come back here real quick. Saw you had Absolutely great selection..love the balusters, columns everything especially instructions and videos. Now back to check out more. Thanks.

[@xj9779]

Great idea it cost me almost nothing to made this thanks for sharing 👍👍👍 Old Tires ✓ (lots of for free) Wood Plate ✓ (i think a have one around somewhere) Old Motor ✓ (an old hammer drill with broken hammer mechanism) Cable ✓ Screws ✓

[@herbsourcebotanicals731]

Thank You for this! Simple effective and exactly what we need to build.

[@mikey2811]

Great video and thank you for the idea. Made one today using an old electric motor and throwing it off balance with some wood.

[@richardwallinger1683]

I did the same but my out of balance motor casting broke up almost instantly .

[@mikey2811]

@@richardwallinger1683 oh that rubbish. Maybe too off balance?

[@richardwallinger1683]

@@mikey2811 weak munkey aluminium castin not suitable for a vibration living .

[@crispychicken2743]

P.s. use a foot pedle. Iwe included in our custom table . An automatic shake sensor ayatom

[@formbuild1088]

Brilliant idea. Well done Farouk. Thanks for sharing your project.

[@lreyes98]

This is exactly what I was looking for !

[@faroukramadan5170]

Have fun.

[@hammbone1612]

Great idea. Thanks. Trying to find hobbies and projects fun for me and the kids.

[@danvodden]

hey mate. awesome job. i use your idea but changed a few things. i dont have a motor that vibrates and did not want to spend money to get oe, what i do have is a are compressor and die-grinder. i had a stuffed tire and with the compressor i can control the speed and i just zip-tied it to some sheet metal that is bolted to the tire and just used a old bet screwdriver to make it vibrate and is awsesome. your vid helped me out some much so thankyou

[@bbodish]

VIBCO wanted almost 3,000 to make me a table to do this...HA... Sir, you just saved me a MegaTon of cash God Bless You!!!

[@andriespetersen7526]

thanks for sharing the video Mnr Farouk i am planning to make my own pavers....and i am doing some research and i really like your vibrating table....

[@butchmandrake8965]

I was lusting after all of those molds stacked up behind Farouk. :-D

[@paulgilbert2375]

Brilliant and simple. Like most great inventions. Thank you.

[@symonsheppard5519]

I used my huge variable random orbital sander, glued a sanding disc upside down onto a board and smashed a hole in a palette, big lumps of styrene under the corners sander in the hole I could reach in to the switch for on, off and speed, sorted.

[@kateajurors8640]

Symon Sheppard another great idea!

[@GAFINN2011NJ]

Great idea (but where is the link to your video?) lol

[@symonsheppard5519]

GAF2011NJ No link, that project is long gone, making another from sofa springs , plywood, motor, large bolt or set screw ( fully threaded bolt ) for vibrating motor and some ingenuity equals vibrolap. Videos, I don't do normally , I have done some showing my finished work but I'm an old man, technophobe and camera shy.

[@mr88jmr88]

Does the motor have an off set lobe attached to the arbor to cause the shaking? If I have a capacitor mounted on the top of my motor should I seperate it to prevent damage from the vibration? Thanks for posting this I have a need for a larger table for plaster casting and already own a larger induction motor off an old table saw. I love the use of an old tire, that's great reuse of material! Thanks again

[@gunraagh]

This worked so well! Thank you.

[@damantrip2874]

Thank you for sharing. Exactly what I looking for.

[@briangalley7800]

I would like know what motor you use in the video and how much weight the table can support while vibrating?

[@kingdarkem]

I have the same question...

[@Chameleon_Ramps]

@@kingdarkem same

[@chrishayes5755]

its a vibrating motor search it on amazon.. just a motor with an unbalanced load on it that causes vibrations. assuming it's 3/4" plywood table top it should be enough to hold your mother in law if she's tempted to have a seat (500-600lbs capacity / weight of the average american).

[@tokolosh11]

Awesome. Simple and effective. Thanks for sharing.

[@faroukramadan5170]

enjoy, and keep it simple is my way of thinking.

[@joeygunzilla6878]

🤯👏👏 amazing! Terrific idea💡 thank you for taking your time to make this video I greatly appreciate it✌️😎

[@sawdustjohnpa]

i like the idea of the tire and dimmer switch. only thing is stability using the tire. your video showed your mold moving around and the setup not being level. all in all great idea tho.

[@arisskarpetis]

Great idea using the tyre. Thanks for the video.

[@Jake-em5lw]

Very,very good,great idea,i dont speak english Farouk,but i see the great idea, (i am from brazil )ok,congratulations.

[@bigtunahead]

i need to know how to get a vibrating motor like the one in the video.

[@3mercury3]

Nice use of ingenuity, very thoughtful. I will try.

[@deepakps2002]

great idea....i want to keep a bag with 25 kg powder on it to level the powder after sealing....may i know what capacity motor should i use for this...

[@BenjaminRLaurence]

Actually, vibration is a measure of acceleration; since gravity is a unit of acceleration (as long as you're on Earth:) you can measure vibration in terms of g's

[@stoneboss979]

Hi I have purchased you molds and they work great and last long. What brand motor did you use for tis Table. And I was wondering do you have a grotto mold to sell? Again great Video excellent products. Thank you

[@annmarieraite5964]

That was amazing! Thank you for sharing that!

[@Brian-gj5xm]

You just gave me an idea for a cheap exercise recovery platform. Same principle as the $1500 Bulletproof Vibe machines made of plate steel and steel frame but cheaper materials.

[@aarontaylor1484]

Well done nice an simple and it works

[@lindavisagie1963]

Hi Farouk , where can i buy the motor at a hardware store or at a motor spare parts store?

[@davidkapral3602]

Thank you. Great and creative idea!

[@thomasmcintosh3321]

So what it the motor originally from and how does the counter weight installed on the motor shaft

[@shabahangh]

The idea is genial, it was much better, if you could add 4 axes for the mold corners, to keep the mold steady and eliminate concentration on, how to keep the mold over the vibrating table.

[@smooveking773]

So what dose motor hook up to to make it vibrate is it simply only the motor working that makes it work

[@kimbozarth2591]

How is the tire attached to the plywood? Screws? Glue? Both? Great idea; thanks!

[@electricsilver]

great easy to understand video. thank you.

[@sancyayoga1933]

hello Farouk Ramadan sir.. what motor i have to bye? please give the details like HP, variety or something else .

[@OffGridInvestor]

They actually have a flywheel inside with weight on one side. Size depends on how big you need it to be. But it looks about 500 watts.

[@gustavoadriangiudice397]

2 días te duran los bujes o rodamientos lo que tenga el motor ese. Saludos.

[@stoutmtc]

Cool vibrating table!

[@SeansChocolates]

Hi, i would like to make a vibrating table but to use it in my kitchen to get rid of air bubbles from the chocolate i make, first i wanted to know, do these vibrating motors come in sizes? also does it make a lot of noise? could i try reducing the noise by using a rubber mat between the motor and the plank of wood. thank you look forward to a quick response

[@larscuzner]

brilliant! thanks. mine works so good.

[@AnibalHdezValle]

can i make a vibratory screed with this motor if i attach it to an steel blade?

[@sublucid]

@Historystones Hah, try it. That mixture has special properties when vibrated. Sorry for being 6 months late.

[@gopalkurbar6086]

Butiful idia sir thanks very good

[@sunilkumar-fu1by]

Which moter is used in this arrengment?

[@Gansy51]

ohhh ! thanks, the idea with the wheel is nice ! I don't know what i could use for the balancing weight :/

[@quiksilver1j]

I tried to build this setup but can not get the motor to turn on with the dimmer switch. It just makes a low hum. Do I need to keep the original switch in the circuit for the resistance?

[@fishon8406]

What makes the motor vibrate and what type of motor is it? speed/power, etc etc.

[@munch15a]

I need to do something like this but on a much smaller scale my table needs to be about 2 feet long by 2 feet wide any recommendations ?

[@mediaholmes9885]

Is that a particular type of motor that vibrates like that?

[@premiersharpening]

Very nice, where can I find that motor? What is the name for that motor? Thanks

[@jcujas1]

***** Historystone.com is for sale. What is your new site?

[@bureaudebureau]

What is the purpose of the tire?

[@Mr230864]

hi sir what if u need a bigger table of 7×3 what capacity motor would we need and tyre size also, where do you sell your moulds sir,

[@gillykohler9304]

Hi ! thanks for a great video , i really need to build one , but i have no idea of what kind of motor to get , can you tell me what is the best one size and power best suited for your table , are these motors used for other things apart from vibrating tables ?Anyway thanks again ........ Karl

[@gillykohler9304]

Hi Farouk thanks for letting me know , the only problem is that i live in Mallorca Spain , so i will probably have to search for such a motor ........ inssidentlly what misture do you use for stepping stone molds ? thanks again for you help .... Gilly

[@aaadeejay]

Where did you get the motor?

[@adrianhopper]

hey! great video! do you know where i can a couple of vibrating motors from? and does anyone know anywhere which sells molds for concrete bench slabs and leg sections? Adie.

[@whiteknightshreds]

Please list the information where u got yr vibrating motor and cost. Thank u

[@marciaz31]

My wife loves the new motor ;-)

[@stevenlundrigan3977]

Mark Cam what is the name of that motor and where can I️ get it?

[@sachinsach9546]

Can I buy that motor online?

[@bazzarr]

Or you could always put your mold on top of the washing machine while it's doing a load of wash....

[@hanapepe91]

What power is the motor?

[@neilj1869]

Good for mixing paint aswell!

[@francisprah5695]

Hi boss where can I fine the v. Motor thanks

[@HelloWorld-ql3ki]

What makes the motor vibrate?

[@mandavarao4565]

Where that motor available

[@molutech]

great job ...well done

[@elnath1978]

What do I search to buy the motor?

[@dinodelta]

Love it but it would be more effective if the mould is clamped to the ply.

[@Uffdahlarry]

Perfect! Thanks

[@lizzienjohnnie]

What sort of motor is in use here can anyone tell me please?

[@marciaz31]

Farouk great idea .... I will head to your web site I want one ......

[@stephenmoulden8489]

hi Farouk, I have purchased a larger 240v vibrate motor in attempt to copy your design. I went to the electrical store and was about to purchase a dimmer switch but they didn't think it would work with 1.5 kw motor. please reassure me I wont melt my new motor.

[@stephenmoulden8489]

sorry to annoy you but how would you find this out?

[@bjorn1583]

Stephen Moulden just buy a 240v motor speed controller that is rated above 1.5kw, easily got on ebay

[@matitina1000]

hola I whant now if you salen the motor , I intresting in buying 1

[@raghavvashi09]

But how to measure vibration frequency ?

[@dave5190]

What Motor???

[@jameswhitmer1201]

Nice! Thank you!

[@ilhamlankapvtltd5599]

How mach is this

[@kewalsanghvi4651]

How many "g's" can you get for this setup?

[@mr63249]

Anyone know how I can get hold of a vibrating motor in australia?

[@meocats]

I need to vibrate 5000lbs, what do you recommend?

[@Acheiropoietos]

Genius design.

[@namsoemmanson8338]

Please why using motor tired?

[@faroukramadan5170]

Hi Namso, The tier is flexible to move in all directions and it is less noise than a metal springr. this motor has counter weights on each end it create the perfect balanced vibration. Have fun and stay safe.

[@namsoemmanson8338]

@@faroukramadan5170 wow thank you very much

[@10p6]

Your description is wrong when you charge more than $200 just for the motor.

[@diegobarbosa1569]

Onde posso encontrar esse aparelho

[@dadmee1449]

Nice job

[@adamwithers]

How many watts is your motor?

[@faroukramadan5170]

Speed: 2800rpm Force: 440 LBF Voltage: 120V Currency: 0.7A Frequency: 60Hz Power: 0.28Kw

[@adamwithers]

Thank you so much!!! I was wondering if 200w was enough

[@COLEEN322]

Wow my wife would love that

[@tofhussain2866]

Then you're wife would love me

[@COLEEN322]

***** You pathetic little rats you are not strong enough

[@COLEEN322]

***** I know where you are :)

[@Cyara248]

Thank you.

[@zaccarroll72]

where do you get the vibrators?????