Make it Extreme's Crane

[@SekAustria]

nothing will be greater than this channel. if ever my channel grows, still i will not stop watching this. great builds. salute :)

[@MakeitExtreme]

Thank you my friend! :)

[@MRSketch09]

That is pretty neat. We have Gantry cranes at work, but can lift 20 tons... or that's max load. The control box is wireless... for operator safety. The movement is motorized. It goes back and forth on a track. Pretty cool stuff.

[@MadeinPolandChannel]

This is sick! Grate video guys :)

[@MakeitExtreme]

Thank you! :)

[@Something2LookAt]

...and STILL my favorite channel. :) Glad to see your subscriber base growing too. Very well deserved! Awesome project. Very well filmed.

[@MakeitExtreme]

Thank you so much for the support! :)

[@danthemakerman]

I would love to hang out in your shop for day just to hear the conversations you guys have. Great work it was a really uplifting build. ;-)

[@mindbendernine]

I swear. If this guy’s garage was beneath ground, it would be the Bat Cave. This is one of my favorite YT channels. I’m waiting for the Bat Suit to be developed. Fantastic work!

[@GiacoWhatever]

Awesome! I see good heavy things build over there!!! :)

[@bastianbrandsma2490]

giaco?! you are here too!

[@punkbloater]

+Bastian Brandsma Yeah whatever... ;)

[@MakeitExtreme]

Yeah! Thank you man! :)

[@widleymollieres6658]

Giaco Whatever

[@widleymollieres6658]

Giaco Whateve

[@ELDIESTRODIY]

I wonder Which camera you use mine record the welding process awful any help or advice would be appreciated

[@tomsdreamshopworx]

Awesome! I'm working on a I beam trolley hoist for my workshop also. I was thinking about taking a retractable electric cord reel and take the stops out of it to use it to keep the electrical cord tight.

[@KarasCyborg]

Something I find useful is a roller conveyor belt at table level. Make a 16' of roller tables on both sides of the saw to make it easier to cut steel. I like bi-metal horizonal bandsaw rather than chop saw. Substantially less noise, less sparks to ignite materials laying around, cuttings are contained in one area rather than all around the shop. Accuracy is also improved as blades are 1/16 vs a 1/8 chopsaw blade. Kneeling up and down for every cut is great exercise, but fatiguing when your trying to work all day long.

[@josephadams5993]

Outstanding. Must have been a wonderful feeling having added this to your shop. Quite handy.

[@animattronic]

It's awesome to see the progress of your workshop. Thanks again for the feature!

[@MakeitExtreme]

Thank you! :) You are the BEST..

[@scott98390]

Is there enough room to take the bolts out if you need to change out the motor?

[@avinashdas1013]

What is that metal cutter? It looks so easy with it. Please leave a link to the tools

[@martijnjonkers2179]

Love the build, but is all the way on the crane supported by just 4 m8 bolts? The ones which attach the winch to the CAT

[@poodlelord]

for the first time I've m not impressed. you build this big track, and then you use significantly smaller stock on the rolling part, then to top it off you put all the load of the crane on 4 fasteners, you might as well have built the whole thing out of sheet metal

[@jradical4888]

Assuming those fasteners are around the 1/4-20 size and he used a decent grade bold each one should be good for about 3000 lbs.

[@poodlelord]

Wow, that's some amazing material.

[@manickn6819]

poodlelord agreed. First one that is seriously under engineered. My thoughts exactly when I saw those parts of the video.

[@MR-nl8xr]

Jradical. prove it.

[@erikd4461]

Jradical is right, your grossly under estimating the strength of his arrangement. Lets say he used a 1/4-28 unf bolt, if you look at MIL-S-8879C, it lists the nominal minor diameter of a 1/4" -.2500-28-UNF at .2065 inches. Now a few simple calculations and we can find out the he the A (area) cross-section, and then apply that with a known spec'd bolt grade strength from mil , and we get A = Pi x r2 = Pi x (.2065/2)2 = .03349 in2 Grade 8 bolt capability in yield (stretch) = 130,000 lbs / in2 x .03349 in2 = 4354 lbs minimum Grade 8 bolt capability in tension (failure) = 150,000 lbs / in2 x .03349 in2 = 5024 lbs minimum Grade 5 bolt capability in yield (stretch) = 92,000 lbs / in2 x .03349 in2 = 3081 lbs minimum Grade 5 bolt capability in tension (failure) = 120,000 lbs / in2 x .03349 in2 = 4019 lbs minimum Even a cheap grade5 1/4-28 unf bolt would hold a minimum of 3000 lbs before it would start to stretch "yield, and exhibit permanent plastic deformation". Assuming that hoist he bought is the common cheap offshore hoist you see a 99% of common discount tools stores, its probably rated to lift 880lbs, such as this one from harbor freight which it looks very very very similar to if not the same, www.harborfreight.com/880-lb-Electric-Hoist-with-Remote-Control-62854.html, then EACH bolt affords a generous 3 to 1 factor of safety, times that by 4, and you can clearly see a those 4 grade5 1\4 dia bolts would be easily up to the job. But I am 99% sure he used a bolt larger then 1\4" but the looks of the video it appears to be at least a 5\16 or metric equivalent as he is located in Cyprus, and being a socket head cap screw design I would venture to say its a higher grade bolt material, at least grade 8 most likely. That MEANS IF MY ASSUMPTIONS ARE RIGHT, his 4 bolt design is many many many times stronger then the calculations given for basic grade 5 1/4" unf bolts. But to prove it, yes, a total of 4 grade5 1/4 bolts would easily and safely support the load that the cheap offshore single line hoist can lift. Infact, a SINGLE grade 5 1/4 bolt center mounted and loaded in pure tension would do it with a factor of yield safety factor of 3 roughly if it is the cheap Chinese 880lb hoist I linked to. Although a single bolt mount in tension for a overhead lifting apparatus would be just silly. To be honest, I trust those 4 bolts more then I would trust that cheap Chinese lifting hoist!

[@mindthependulum6245]

What brand of chop saw do you use? What kind of blade is in it also?

[@gtblack1988]

1) It was possible to make a smaller size adjustment. 2) add one more axis of motion. сделать меньше в высоту. и давать еще одну ось.

[@gibbsm]

pretty sick at the end of the vid with the black background and it just swinging there, nice work!

[@divercetgd]

The only youtube channel that i instantly hit like button for every video without watching.

[@josephcarey77]

I would love to see a video on how you guys plan these projects out, I'm always amazed at the end product and want to try my hand at building my own but I don't even know where to begin on a project like this. Itd be really cool if you might also someday make some tutorial videos highlighting how people can build their own creations like the ones you guys have built.

[@StephenButlerOne]

That's brilliant. Simple and elegant. How come you didn't put the large box second on casters too? Then you could of had x and y moment covering your whole shop floor?

[@lelandclayton5462]

Have to say that was probably one of the easiest builds you've done yet. I bet it will be one of the most often used tools in the shop. Keep up the great videos.

[@MakeitExtreme]

Thank you! :)

[@glennlawrie-smith8570]

For your next project I would like to see you build a stand and workstation for your chopsaw. Watching you kneel down to make these cuts hurts my knees.

[@iConstantinos]

...τι ειν τούτο ρε? !!!! Βro έχεις περάσει σε επίπεδο mega-builder πια!... Εξαιρετικός όπως μας έχεις συνηθίσει!

[@MakeitExtreme]

Ευχαριστώ! :)

[@tarcisiolima5602]

Please, which model of the circular saw and the cutting disc?

[@abreezy1016]

you my good sir are one of the smartest and most remorseful inventors on KZbin i tip my hat to you :)

[@gateway8833]

Now just need to add wheel to the other axis and you can cover your entire shop. Outstanding job on those trusses.

[@hockeygeek21]

That huge, beefy fixture, and only 4 little cap screws holding your winch on? Seems to be the weakest point.

[@Daniel-fo2qf]

The castor wheels would be another weak point too

[@lordgarak]

Those little winches are typically only good for 500 or 1000lbs.

[@markfryer9880]

Those four "little" cap screws are high tensile and you would need to load them up enough to shear down the threads of all four or pull all four through the mounting brackets. I would say that the lift motor will slow down and then stall out first before the cap screws fail.

[@markfryer9880]

They are in compression, but it is most likely that the wheel bearings would begin to fail first.

[@MR-nl8xr]

Mark Fryer. aah, good point.

[@bigbulldozer9708]

This is the best channel ever

[@MakeitExtreme]

Thank you so much! :)

[@gdvdesign]

I complete agree with him !.

[@grayem76]

once again nice work and very useful your welding is really nice are you a qualified welder or just a perfectionist and did some learning

[@etchmfg]

Great work as always. What's the point of only moving stuff a few feet though? I'm having a hard time imagining what you are going to use it for.

[@irish-simon]

fantastic video what will it lift ? thanks

[@ghbin10]

What is the safe working load for this crane?

[@BudionoSukses]

what is your welding machine? wow

[@AhmedAli-ko6zn]

Budiono Sukses its a flux core welder google it :)

[@esc97lionegg]

Ahmed Ali no flux core, thats a migatronic mig, google it, propably one of their cheaper models

[@BudionoSukses]

Ahmed Ali thank you brother

[@BudionoSukses]

Esc97 thank you brother. very cool welder that i want

[@MakeitExtreme]

Check it: bit.ly/Rallymig

[@altaircleto340]

My brother, your channel is one of the best on youtube, I signed up now and I've seen almost all of your videos. You and Jimmy Diresta are the best ...! I'm a fan... I AM from Brazil..!

[@willyvonbusche729]

I salute you for your technical skill mate. Excellent work. One question: How much can you lift with the materials you used? About 500-600 kg?

[@264fan]

Great projects as usual , Thanks for sharing with us . I would suggest making the hoist control cord longer so your not directly under the crane . Just in case of failure . What's the story of the little track unit ?

[@colinmcelmeel6926]

I love making videos where there is no commentary, him and Diresta are my favorites

[@sajequipamentos]

Hello, my name is Sergio and I'm from Brazil and I'm very short on everything you do. Which policorte you use and which disc you use on it. What's your model? Thank you

[@davidbilia2371]

When do we get the vid of the mini tank thing

[@Rommert01]

why don't you have a milion followers! the views are getting close to it and your projects are extremely awesome!!

[@MakeitExtreme]

I dont know! :( Thank you anw. :)

[@MR-nl8xr]

i wonder if he does any load bearing calculations and support placement measurements before making these type of things, just curious. p.s. why did he make the trolley with at an offset angle.

[@kalyakiwood74]

What kind of semiautomatic machine do you use? Could you write the brand, please?

[@sajidmalik5269]

I am New to this feild... what kind of welding is this and i dont see electrode rod

[@Engmufarreh]

you can also make your bridge moveable in the cross direction

[@lakigiugio5668]

hello, great work, i have a question, what kind of saw blade do you use to cut the iron? thx bye

[@Junkboda40]

Hello Very inspiring video. Just wondering two things. What happens if the crane jumps, it may miss the track and fall down. Overhead Crane often have an "anti" jump the iron. For example, if the strap breaks. Next reflection why using a "china" cable crane to such a fine building. chain crane is safer but also more expencive ..but still.. Sincerely / Safety Inspector of cranes from Sweden

[@willycabrera6300]

eres el mejor amigo felicitaciones siguiendo tus pasos en PERU

[@sameshitdifferentday5402]

Nice workshop you got there, did you also build that yourself?

[@MakeitExtreme]

Thank you! :) Yes!

[@toms4123]

multi talented - video is very well filmed as well!

[@MakeitExtreme]

Thank you! :)

[@charlesgill1854]

Good idea as always, but i really don't see why there isn't any side to side movement by putting that whole thing on another rolling system. It would be even cooler if you added some motors and a chain to move the cart thing. Besides that critique, Im probably going to build this in my shop anyway. Can't justifie a forklift for such a tiny shop but I bet I can make a weaker version of this for less than $1000.

[@JLT974]

So it only goes back an forth but doesn't go side to side?? And hopefully those bolts can hold the motor

[@allenestrada3310]

I like those welds very cool very clean

[@MakeitExtreme]

Thank you! :)

[@jorgerhamsestelloalarcon431]

Is a winch for a truck? Like a jeep or something like that?

[@AgustinGonzalez-vk7pj]

muy buena idea ya lo voy a poner en práctica en mi taller mil gracias por la ayuda 👍👊

[@Retroweld]

I need one of these. Great job! Did you get a new camera? Its super clear and sharp. :)

[@MakeitExtreme]

Thank you Douglas! Nop is the same.:)

[@paultzortz7236]

Μπράβο ρε Παιδιά φοβέρα τα βίντεο και η δουλειά σας απλα φοβερά!!

[@MichelPASTOR]

That's some quality build. Nice welds BTW !

[@MakeitExtreme]

Thank you! :)

[@abetoymachine]

All your videos are so badass!! I love it!

[@AlphaTroniks]

Nice Crane.. would have been more nice if it had a 3rd axis too... I love that Tracked Robot ... Do you have a video of it?

[@alaricy]

Main girder's frame looks like 5-8ton capacity. But hoist 0,5-0,9ton

[@ytkealoha]

one of the best designs i've seen. A+++ how about building a morgan 3 wheeler? you can do it all!

[@mihumus]

Heavily awesome! Excellent work, guys.

[@MakeitExtreme]

Thank you my friend!

[@devwatts]

What kind of motor is that ? Nice video!👌👌

[@antemanduric5220]

Love your vids man! Im interested,what do you do for living?

[@serkisdav]

nuclear reactors hahahaha

[@smnhpkns]

Awesome guys as always, simply awesome

[@MakeitExtreme]

Thank you! :)

[@DOCDARKNESSREAL]

You guys always make uplifting videos ;)

[@jdesgrange]

respect to your fabrication skills! that hoist looks tough! great work guys!

[@MakeitExtreme]

Thank you! :)

[@markfisher9159]

And why did you only longitudinal movement of the winch? You could also do lateral movement of the winch? Mark.

[@MrStemkilla]

use a block and tackle to double the wenches lifting capabilities and half its speed for more fine adjustments

[@ibexnegro]

como siempre excelente, solo que me parece que colgar el malacate de 4 tornillos hace que el resto de la estructura este de mas. (la cadena se corta por el eslabón mas débil

[@Tsagami]

Ωράιος φίλε μπράβο! Μπορείς επίσης στο καλώδιο να βάλεις ραουλάκια κατά διαστήματα να τρέχει πάνω σε ράγα για να μην κρέμεται έτσι. Επίσης χρησιμοποίησε εύκαμπτο καλώδιο νεοπρενίου. Υπάρχει και σε πλακέ αυτό και διπλώνει ευκολότερα. Καλή συνέχεια σε ότι κάνετε!

[@MakeitExtreme]

Σε ευχαριστούμε!

[@НиколайОзнобихин-р8б]

exelent work! good luck you in your new project's!

[@НиколайОзнобихин-р8б]

👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👏👍👍👍👍👍👍👍

[@MakeitExtreme]

Thank you! :)

[@RoomiesGarage]

man I love the entertainment and the inspiration in your video.....thanks for sharing

[@MakeitExtreme]

Glad you like it! :)

[@markwh60]

Love what you built. My quedtion is why not use heavy bolts on the winch itself? Not criticizing just curious. Nice work.

[@Nicotrok]

That's really really cool! Very useful to remove and install engines...

[@MakeitExtreme]

Thanks! :)

[@TheUbuntunoob]

What is the purpose of the blue cradle having two legs shorter than the other two?

[@Redneckmfg]

Always Extreme, Always Solid !!!

[@MakeitExtreme]

Thank you! :)

[@michieldevolder1009]

You welder, Migatronic Rallymig? Happy about it? I'm planning on buying a Mig welder

[@MakeitExtreme]

Yes is Rallymig and i'm very happy!! Is one of my favorite tools. Check it if you interesting: bit.ly/Rallymig

[@michieldevolder1009]

Make it Extreme I've got a focus tig 200 ac/dc from migatronic, it works well for me

[@sammclellan]

Italy? Spain? Awesome work!!!

[@pfoxhound]

best channel! and your head and hands are awesome!

[@ledgen95]

I love yalls garage or whatever you call it. I want it

[@DDinVT]

What's the deal with that tracked vehicle? Do we get to see a vid in it? (Or is there 1 that I missed?)

[@jhonmitris9197]

very nice. I have done all your project and I'm pleased. keep going you do an amazing job.

[@forestlampcraft472]

Cool video. and a good tool.

[@MakeitExtreme]

Thank you! :)

[@TheTricky38]

Another BadAss build! Thanks for sharing!

[@MakeitExtreme]

Glad you like it!

[@marco.ruggiero.]

as usual it's awesome! i just a litte bit disappoint on the number and size of bolt to fix the motor to the steel rod, but i think ancorage can safely handle more weigth than you ever will pull :) p.s. those clean welds are gorgeous :D

[@reforzar]

This is awesome. I would love one. I think it would be sweet if you made an extreme miter saw station.

[@markfryer9880]

I have been wondering about that myself. With all his projects to date a mitre saw, sorry an Extreme Mitre Saw Work Station would have paid for itself by now with more accuracy and less knee and back pain.

[@timothyreynolds5125]

What welder do use

[@MakeitExtreme]

Check here Thank you: bit.ly/Rallymig

[@DEADB33F]

Looks great. Doesn't seem like it'd have been a ton of extra effort to make it move in roll in both horizontal axes though.

[@josuerodriguez9263]

Excellent I love everything they do !!! . I love everything related to the metal industry.

[@蔡兆龙-p3b]

What is the use of cutting tablets

[@jameswmatthews]

What is the blade on your chop saw? Where can I get one that will cut everything! lol Thanks!

[@vanderhoof5701]

James Matthews It's an Evolution style tungsten carbide tipped saw blade. About $125.00 a pop. Many different styles and pitches for the type of metal and thicknesses that your going to cut. Don't waste your time with them. Loud, easy to break the teeth, and sharp shards thrown everywhere. Buy a band saw. A good one. Made in USA. Quiet, reasonable to operatate, and last forever. If you want something to throw in the back of your truck, get one like they're using.

[@251cchavers]

Man you always come up with the best inventions 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼

[@MakeitExtreme]

Thank you my friend!

[@syntaxis5584]

why is the trolley part angled?

[@gigicaly]

This is really cool, good job.

[@MakeitExtreme]

Thank you! :)

[@samlane1721]

you should add a second axis so you can move it any where in your space

[@LivefreeanddiyTv]

Nice work! 🤓👍🏼

[@MakeitExtreme]

Thank you! :)

[@HvV8446]

hey make a extreme trolley for your welding stuff, like the one from i like to make stuff