Scissor Lift Table

[@superspecialty5169]

Excellent video format. No KZbin fluff or egotistical/narcissistic viewing of humans. Also like that you provided description of information in the presentation.

[@TheLaidbackBiker]

This is what I have been saving all my angle iron for. This is awesome. Thanks so much for sharing this knowledge.

[@grahamkindberg7037]

Love it! simple and so practical. Will be putting one together. Thank you for sharing Chuck.

[@danielburciaga2769]

wow, mis felicitaciones chavo, hay que hacer uno o varios están super bien, saludos desde mi tierra, Monterrey, N.L., México. ´.

[@gse244]

Thanks

[@moisesmeruviab.9227]

Felicidades muy buen trabajo 👍 100 puntos Saludos desde Bolivia

[@gse244]

Thanks

[@general5104]

VERY NICE ! Thank you for its demonstration. You have a good design capability talent that God has given you!

[@rt9934]

Hey Chuck, I love this project. Simple design but so effective and useful. tank you for sharing your great skill and knowledge. Greetings from Europe.

[@GiulianoAlessiani]

Hey friend! that’s really nice and simple! Thank you for sharing!

[@gse244]

Thanks

[@simplepleasures14]

@@gse244 I love it Chuck!!!..simple and very useful indeed. Do you care to share the plans?

[@josephgonzales5030]

I need to build one of these out of wood for some very light-duty work.

[@solarguy6043]

The two stage lift mechanism is clever. If you *don't* do it that way, you are locked into having a very strong lifting mechanism (like hydraulic) to overcome the poor leverage in the down position, AND you have to have a much heavier and stronger frame to withstand the forces of that very strong lifting mechanism.

[@gse244]

@@solarguy6043 yes. I wanted to do it the poor man's way. And I only will be lifting things under 200lbs.

[@Habibulla.M]

Very nice design

[@Kyle-ev4fk]

probably going to copy this one

[@gse244]

Sounds good. Thanks

[@fathinajjar8697]

Very good realisation, but as I agree with using carjack for initiating elevation, in the second stage of frame elevation more simple and efficient methodes are availables... F.NAJJAR. MD from Tunisia.

[@himanshuagrawalcs]

How much cost for making scissor lift table. & wht ill be the Capacity for this scissor lift table. This is the best video. Pls rly ASAP.

[@georgebailey7772]

what would happen if you only had the horizonal jack ? The vertical one only looks redundant .

[@gse244]

To much force to over come from scissor down position.

[@zonal5681]

Excellent idea, I will copy it for a school assignment, by chance you have the measurements...? Greetings from Monterrey, mexico!!!

[@gse244]

What i have should be in text in the video.

[@gse244]

Thanks!

[@danielboom26]

wow amazing

[@davidgaxiola1153]

You should copy right your that right there, that’s so much money right in your hands.

[@andreluizpaiva6820]

Muito prática.. Gostei.. Show

[@jasongooden917]

Something like this would be great for people who if they fall on the floor they can’t get back up and need help

[@carlgunderson8666]

Good job

[@mariosever2151]

Can that system lift around 200 kg?

[@gse244]

@@mariosever2151 i designed it for have only lifted about 50kg with it. For lawn mowers and snow blowers. Probably could do more but I would beef up the hardware and stay clear when testing.

[@DT-hc8hq]

Очень интересно, думаю о таком варианте.

[@gse244]

Thanks

[@joejoeflandes6907]

Cual es el peso máximo que levanta

[@madbhagwatmahapurandevkina1943]

So very good

[@troycainag8760]

How much does it can carry

[@glassmakerx]

Obviously I'm missing something here. Why is the table two-stage? It looks like it would work just fine using the horizontal jack alone.

[@gse244]

No the first jack is unable to push the scissor joint at the low starting point. With the joint that low it would take a tremendous amount of force. The first jack easily raises the joint/table past that point.

[@gse244]

I meant the second/horizontal jack is unable to lift alone.

[@glassmakerx]

@@gse244 I suspected that might be it, but wasn't sure. Thanks for the info. :)

[@RollinMyOwn]

I'm thinking of using a old garage door opener to lift up the one I'm building and a set of hospital bed lift gears... then I have it remote control and no bending over...

[@akhtarkh]

​@chuckgunder1451 if you would pivit the base of the jack and position the jack lower than the lifting point, do you think it would have worked with only one jack?

[@abmorozov61]

класс!!!!! то что надо!!!👍

[@joecox9958]

nice design, but if you only use 2nd one what is the range?

[@gse244]

Lifting from that level and with the scissors down that low a first jack is needed. The second jack cannot over come the forces and lift with cargo.

[@seanthomas5287]

I'd be lieng if I said that wasn't cool. But you are still hilarious.

[@chizzlemo3094]

Ahaha perfect thanks. I want to make this inside a cabinet so my 3D printer can pop up when needed, otherwise its hidden away.

[@caarl_losst]

Can anyone tell me the formula needed to get the allowable speed at a specific height of the lifter for it to not buckle.

[@felipebaltieras6151]

Great work , how can I get your plans , great need for shop

[@gse244]

Really no plans. Built from scratch on the fly. Hope enough info in the video. Thanks

[@pompomkung4389]

What is the maximum weight it can lift?

[@gse244]

I don't know. I just use it to lift push lawn mowers.

[@vit515]

Не понимаю зачем два домкрата. Достаточно одного горизонтального. Не, человек сделал стоящую вещь- респект! Но делая подъемник для легких мотоциклов и мопедов типа хонда дио, буду устанавливать только в горизонтальной плоскости. Ну или два спаренных но опять таки в горизонт.

[@gse244]

You need the first jack to raise part way a little. The single horizontal jack can not lift or takes a lot of extra force to lift from a fully open scissor state with even a small amount of weight to the table. I wanted the table to lift from the lowest point.

[@constantdegbessoun7168]

J'aime mon travail

[@EverythingExperts]

Pretty bitchin!

[@TheBeneditus]

Não tenho força nas pernas para me erguer. Preciso adaptar uma cadeira com um de sistema de elevação até 1 metrô de altura. Alguma ideia?

[@robbysamosir6113]

oke up

[@petersack5074]

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[@naensayajack867]

เคี่รองยก500กิโล ยากจะเหัน

[@aidilizwan4767]

low safety