Part 3: Electric Utility Hoist/Engine Hoist (Building The Frame)

Part 3 of 4 building my electric utility hoist. Tools Used:
- Lathe
- Drill press
- Tap and die set
- Cordless drill
- Cordless impact
- Vice grips
- Angle Grinder
- Vice
- Welder
- Bench Grinder
- Wrenches
- Sockets
- Screw Drivers
- Band Saw

[@jaycarmichael435]

Nice to have some bad-ass tools good job looks great

[@designmatters3844]

Great job.cuttings,welding,grinding,drilling it doesn't get any better than this.

[@javalen]

Loved watching this build. Thanks for sharing

[@enterBJ40]

Nice workshop. Clean and organised.

[@elblitzb]

dude....you inspired me to save like 200 bucks. Thank you.

[@enjoylife27]

I show some comments , what ever i feel your the best and good ideas and creative no one 100%Success but your doing wonderful work . i wish you many congratulation keep it forward show your many colors.

[@TMXPOZURZ]

i agree your welds are exceptional

[@douglasthompson2740]

Good build. Yes, you should weld up for penetration on vertical welds. It is easier going down but you aren't getting good strength without the full penetration. Also those little 12v motors have a very short duty cycle so keep testing how hot it is getting until you are familiar with how long you can run it under load. I would also add some cheek plates on your pivot hole in the boom. Enjoyable video with a creative project. Doug

[@TheS086]

You are creative, good

[@rubapanda]

Good job bro, bery good design, strong weld

[@martinclydesdale750]

good work, wish my welding was as good also.

[@carlosesilva22]

Caught my interest, to suggest a inverted v on top reinforcing main jib.

[@dtec30]

I would add a second tube as bracing above the raising arm to minimise deflection

[@paulakkelly]

sorry but down hand welds will result in lack of fusion. root pass with vertical down position creates disruption in the process and may result in partial fusion. vertical up position is preferred, resulting with better fusion. welder sound a little cold also, I hope I don't sound to critical. good video.

[@davidsteinfeld9123]

, really nice Questions please I am interested in building a crane simular to yours it will be something like a pick up truck crane only I want it to be able to fold up when not in use and the idea to use the angle iron is for the weight of the over all project I want to use angle iron and round tubes the round will be used to pivot only and it's not mention in my mind to lift anything more then a guess of 2_300 lbs will you recommend anything in regards to this project as far as an iron goes Thank you

[@mydarkbike]

Good job and thank for ur sharing!!May I ask u something?! how could u count what weight it can stand ?! thank you :)

[@gordonbennet65xxx]

maybe you should try lubricating your drills with emulsion from water, oil and washing up liquid (90% water, 1-2% oil, +enought washing up stuff, that it mixis into a emulsion)....because your poor drills sound painful !

[@mochaguerrero261]

how thick is the steel

[@palcoscenicotvweb1783]

excuse me if I bother you, I have the same scooter that you have you coupled it with the piece screw without end and has no strength as soon as loaded 20 kilos stops does not part . answer me Thank you

[@6255805]

是用直流蓄電池提供電源嗎??

[@maximuslongrod6361]

Must go through a lot of drill bits

[@rileyholmes9022]

it must be very handy for lifting cardboard boxes

[@SeriousSchitt]

Someone knows how to use a mig welder, wish I could. The hardest part of engineering I reckon! One guy actually told me it's the easiest... can you believe that?

[@mosta7050]

great job , but you could after cut the minutes of welding

[@airtonpereiralima2974]

Eu pensava que só. No Brasil que se fazia gambiarra 😅😅😅😅😅

[@skeetersaurus6249]

good welding overall, but for the time and metal costs you put into this, it would have been far cheaper to just buy an Electric RV Tongue Jack (3500-lb capacity) and just modify the end fittings, then buy a portable folding engine hoist and mate the two. Would have cost about $270 total, and you would have been in-and-out of the project in 3-hours with basically, the design you ended up with anyhow.

[@mikesantos6451]

Yeah, young people like to build for fun. Old guys build for $$. Time is $$ baby!

[@chahermarouanboudana8834]

عمل جد جيد ولاكن حسب معلوملتي من الاحسن ان تعمل يدوي ايضا وشكرا

[@vispieux]

To many welds to my liking. Often there are ajustments to make or modifications to do to the design.

[@maximuslongrod6361]

Pierre Ménard plan once weld once

[@vanderleiwandeur4833]

COMO PODE UMA PESSOA FAZER ISSO COM O PAQUÍMETRO, QUE ABSURDO!

[@markissboi3583]

👨‍💻2019 mr KZbin said you need to go back & catch up on techporn 😲

[@joboalba2509]

What's the motor specification sir?..Rpm..Or brand

[@joboalba2509]

Gear box ratio?

[@aureliocosta1416]

Hello Congratulations on your project. I'm interested in talking to you.You have an e-mail? Aurélio Costa - Brazil Amazon 08/11/2016

[@ericward2260]

Good job but all the weight is on the chain no safety check like a ratchet. if the chain faille your a dead man

[@mecanicman66]

serge veut pas quon soude en decendant i me chicane quand je fais ca serge dont want us to weld from top to bottom he want me start by bottom and work my way up or he give me shit

[@johanprayudi5000]

Your welding no good aahhhhhaha