Motor Jack (Homemade)

[@Driftmaniac88]

A short and sweet description of how its made, very helpful and interesting! Well done and keep up the good work because doing something which has been destined to be scrap and turn it into a piece of working machinery is called mechanical art.

[@dsclayton1986]

Wow, if you don't have an engineering degree I am very surprised. Great lift, smooth mechanisms, great scissor action, and made of scrap metal?! Incredible. Hats off to you sir, I dub the "Titan of Tinkering"

[@Mr73duster1]

I really like this lift alots. Seem to be smooth and sturdy enough for ever the larger bikes. Thanks Joe!

[@ApriliaRSV4F]

Joseph, thanks a lot for the plans. I think this will be my winter project while the weather is too crappy for riding. I had started on some plans while looking at your video. But after seeing your plans, I have seen a few things in your plans I like better than what I drew up. I will send you some photos once it is completed. Again you did a bloody nice job, hope mine comes out half as good.

[@JosephCini1]

@pod5131 @dsclayton1986 Thank you for your great response!! It means a lot to us as we are only amateurs who did this in our free time. We do not have any power-tools so we did this with simple tools , and yes, it is scrap metal (which was used as building material; concrete support channels). You can watch this same jack fully complete with paint job. Thanks again!!

[@yannickbrochu7932]

one of the best home made one youtube ! Good job . Nice to see two set of ''X'' . probably more stable !

[@mikekatko7193]

Very nice double scissor design, very innovative.

[@dignitas1980]

Stable, great work! I`ve seen this finished, looks awsome!

[@JosephCini1]

Thanks :)

[@paulevans4021]

Nice probably the best DIY lift I've seen so far A++

[@JosephCini1]

Thanks a lot. I appreciate it :) Watch it completely finished here: Motor Jack (Homemade)

[@woden20]

The best homemade one i've seen, very nice.

[@nital36]

I really thank you for your reply. Now i have got some idea how this hydraulic system works.

[@jeffreystivala3386]

Prosit hafna, the best I've seen so far

[@windmoistro]

Great work man, excellent lift, would love to get my hands on the plans for it 👍

[@parksouth6831]

Thanks for the reply. Best homemade lift ever.

[@OGREATONE1]

great idea, well done, hope to get around to making one someday myself.

[@walter49555]

many thanks for the plane and the rapidity of your reply to my question

[@lukefilewalker500]

good job on the lift! gunna make one myself!

[@hammychannel9306]

good quality, bought the plans but need more detail for the cost of the plans you've left a lot out, overall happy with the package. emailed you, Ive managed to get 100x50 box section instead of welding two 50x50 together this saves 1lb per metre of boxsection but has the same torsional strength., the best home made lift on here

[@JosephCini1]

@000inventor thanks for the comment... originally, the hyd unit was manually operated then we altered it by attaching a 240v motor!

[@josuebassplayer]

Great project ! I like it very much. I will try to make my own. Thanks Mr. Cini !

[@fernandodelimagoncalvespin3958]

Olá, estou a construir uma mesa desse género mas como sou leito na matéria gostaria de saber que tipo de motor eléctrico e que peça hidráulica meteste no sistema de elevação. Se me puderes ajudar ficarei eternamente grato. Obrigado. Fernando Pinto

[@jakechung9531]

Greeting from Philly, Thanks for your email and great video

[@pod5131]

@JosephCini1 a class piece of machinary

[@Lorenzosiciliano]

very very nice work !!!! I really like that !!

[@JosephCini1]

In the beginning I used the filler plug as a return of oil flow from the hydraulic motor (as I was doing some testing on the system). Then I changed the system so I removed it. I then transformed it as a 4mm hole to be used as an air flow. The oil return is now connected from the underneath of the hydraulic cylinder... If you want you can send me an email on [e-mail] and then I'll send you a diagram of the hydraulic system I used. Thanks for your comment and good luck with your job :)

[@serchcopy]

Thank you for the answer. Can tell me the measures of the lift table and the scissor?? I want "copy" you... Thx, Sergio

[@michaelallain9040]

Nicest lift I've seen. Excellent craftsmanship. I'm wondering if I can email you like some of he other guys with questions, etc. like some of the other guys mentioned I would also pay for some plans, notes, even some hand drawn diagrams with dimensions, parts list, etc. Any help would sincerely be appreciated.

[@sudokusudoku4941]

la verdad eres un genio ,buenisimo,

[@JosephCini1]

@TheAzzarri thanks for watching :)

[@donlyayrton]

Nice work..you have the plans and items used? Will be very helpful as I was making my own!

[@serchcopy]

Excuse my poor english, I'm spanish. Great job!!!! I have a question about the jack. Can tell me the dimensions of the piston?? Thx, Sergio

[@Dossy600]

Unreal fair play to ye..........excellent

[@kitehobbsy]

Mate, love it! I'm in the process of building a 1.2x1.2m surface area work bench that goes from 10cm (drive my ute over it) to 110cm. The jack I purchased looks identically to yours (8 tonne, long stroke). I can see around the filler plug on yours there's some scorch marks... What happened there? My jack is a little temperamental with being extended from horizontal. Oil doesn't reach the pump on one pump side. Filled and bled properly. Did you have this problem? Love your work. :)

[@voltron63]

good job man..

[@JosephCini1]

Thanks a lot. You can see the finished project here: Motor Jack (Homemade)

[@julienpaloma9924]

Salut à tous. Plans achetés sur Ebay, et reçu quasiment aussitôt. Le système à l'air vraiment sur et costaud. Super contact avec Joseph ! Il ne reste plus qu'à faire chauffer la disqueuse et le poste à souder. Bon courage à tous les bricoleurs et motards. V Hi to all. Plans purchased on Ebay, and received almost immediately. The system on and looks really strong. Super contact with Joseph! It remains only to heat the grinder and welder. Good luck to all handymen and bikers. V

[@JosephCini1]

Thanks for your wonderful comments :) If you need anything else, just let me know. Good luck on your work :)

[@swifttile]

hey Joseph I love your lift. I am a drummer in a rock band and have been looking for ages to find a lift that is as smooth as yours to lift me and my drum kit .. could you let me know if you think it would be stable enough,when fully extended,,and how much the thing weighs, because it will have to be moved from gig to gig although probably only special gigs, like festivals and bike shows.theres a thought i could even promote your lift at shows,

[@JosephCini1]

Hi Colin, Thank you for your nice comments about the lift. I can assure you that it is stable enough and also has its safety features. I don't know exactly what the exact weight is, but to moving it around is manageable with the wheels, but lifting it on a truck / van or maybe up some stairs would not be that easy, although I suppose having some help would be doable.

[@six10mx]

Very good!

[@JosephCini1]

@ratbergio gracias ... esto significa mucho para nosotros

[@TheMidnightrdr]

Remarkable! I am currently designing a lift table for small engine and welding work. I really like your hydraulic solution. Do you mind if I contact you as well?

[@josehumbertolopez8264]

HOLA ME GUSTO MUCHO LA MESA PARA MOTOS COMO HAGO PARA OCTENER LOS PLANOS...GRACIAS ME GUSTARIA HCERME UNA..

[@JosephCini1]

+jose humberto Lopez Los planes para la mesa para motos disponibles para su compra en www.ebay.co.uk/itm/122434155509?ssPageName=STRK:MESELX:IT&_trksid=p3984.m1555.l2649

[@walter49555]

I have one doubt is a hydraulic pump hydraulic direcion a car

[@JosephCini1]

@pod5131 .appreciate you,r comment.

[@JosephCini1]

@000inventor great... if you need more info, just ask, i'll be glad to help :)

[@JosephCini1]

Thanks a lot for your comment. Yes, do not hesitate to contact me on [e-mail]

[@tecsonlim]

quick question, how much did it cost you to build your motor jack?

[@IgovskCanal]

very good, I'm from Brazil and wanted to know more about this project, may I contact you? congratulations

[@daremebaby]

what kind of motor did u use and what is the horsepower?

[@huaiyumao]

Hello，The music is what？

[@JosephCini1]

Length = 214cm Width = 71cm, And it goes up to 85cm..... scissor=100cm When you finish your project please post it to me.. so i can see your work.. thanks :)

[@JosephCini1]

you mean the hydraulic cylinder.... it is 3.25 centimeters in diameter..... and it travels 50centimeters

[@JosephCini1]

The plans (instruction manual) to build this lift are on sale on eBay: www.ebay.co.uk/itm/114099422943?ssPageName=STRK:MESELX:IT&_trksid=p3984.m1555.l2649

[@JosephCini1]

Thx for your comment. If you want you can contact me further by email on [e-mail]

[@nital36]

wow great:) I would like to know more about hydraulics. If you don't mind an i contact you?

[@ghostrider8307]

Hi Joseph, great stuff man. I've mailed you for some help. I'd be extremely happy to have some inputs from you on this please !!

[@GuyRegular]

Ever heard of the MaxJax lift?, check it out in the guided tour.video.......... Search: Finished Garage with MaxJax 2 Post Lift

[@delafuenteintein]

HOLA ME PODRIAS VENDER LOS PLANOS PARA CONSTRUIR UNA PARA MI MOTO. GRACIAS.

[@JosephCini1]

Hola, sí se puede comprar los planos en www.ebay.co.uk/itm/122434155509?ssPageName=STRK:MESELX:IT&_trksid=p3984.m1555.l2649

[@delafuenteintein]

GRACIAS JOSEPH.

[@godmus1971]

Well done ;-)

[@homemadetools]

Nice work! If you want more subs, feel free to embed your video on our homemade tools forum; looks like you're one of us :-)

[@JosephCini1]

i appreciate your comments. they mean a lot to us. If you want you can contact me by e-mail... [e-mail]

[@johnmontgomery4937]

Hi, Just seen this, I have been looking at lifts but they dont go straight up in line with base as yours does. Keeps the footprint smaller just the thing I need do you mind if I contact you at the email address below cheers BBM

[@JosephCini1]

not at all... you can contact me on [e-mail]... Thanks alot

[@sergioparache]

PARA ENTENDIDOS .kzbin.info/www/bejne/ZnrIY4aBjL2feZo

[@daremebaby]

Joseph Cini

[@JosephCini1]

If you want you can contact me by e-mail... [e-mail]