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kind of works similar to one of your stair lift machines but just on a smaller scale and for items instead of people and the control system is just a bit different with a garage door motor instead of the other one

Do you have builders plans

legend.

Sir, you are teaching the younger generations such value in ingenuity. Thank you for passing on your wisdom.

Thank you for sharing your ingenuity with us. I found you today while searching for a DIY dumbwaiter and have been truly blessed by watching your videos. You have a brilliant mind and a giving spirit. God bless and keep you, Sir. 🙏🏾

Ingenious Bill!

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Noisey

Very nice. One suggestion for anyone doing this - if the step went a bit further at the top it would not form a double step... but you would then take one step down onto the top landing.

That is brilliant !!! Would love to get this, I’d need 2, as my home is a bi-level

Great thinking thanks

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You made an awesome machine! Thanks for the ideas and tips. We are to making plans to build something for our young daughter who has difficulty walking.

Nota 1000 !!!

Great video!

Sorry, I did the video to inspire "do it yourselfers"and don't make them myself.

Your invention is extraordinary, and it can help many people who have problems with their knees, feet, etc.; can you sell me one? I need it for my sister, she lives in Cancun, she has knee problems.

This is great!

a walker must be able to go up the stairs too. It's a nice leap forward but inability for a walker to advance up the stairs with a passenger is a major obstacle.

Very cool!

excellent

That was a long time ago and I didn't write it down but the motor was a Harbor Frieght medium sized and the teeth smallest I could get so it would move slowly. Sorry

Hello Mr. Blanning Thank you for sharing these very useful inventions. I know you commented that detailed plans are not available. However, I would very much appreciate it if you could share the make and model numbers of the motors that you have used in these projects, especially the one you used in the Moving Stair Home Escalator Elevator. That would certainly save anyone who wants to duplicate your system a lot of time since there are many winch choices out there. If not the make and model, then at least the specs such as electrical power required, motor speed, torque, lift capacity, etc. Also, if you could give the specifics of the gears, such as diameters, number of teeth, that would be quite helpful. Thanks very much. Richard

Would it work outside, going up a simple 5 steps to a deck, especially in the NorthEast in the winters?

johnny

This is the first one I’ve seen that I’d like to install in my home. I wish there was a commercial version of this!

Csn you send details and fixing diagram..do you have in 220 volts and shipping cost to BAHRAIN

In San ant in summer....just throw a few eggs,rice and Beans and Couple of tortillas and Voila U have an Omelet in 20secs

Oh, I like that cooking pan.

Good video!

Thank you sir, wish you well and best !! ❤

Well thought through and VERY well presented! Thank you, Sir, for taking the time to share your set-up. I'm particularly interested in your solar tracking rig. What a great idea!!!

Thank you

Interesting setup. I cook directly with the sun, but that doesn't work every day or at any daytime. A system like this is much more independent from the weather.

Very interesting creation and use of solar panels on trailers.

Very interesting setup. Looks like a good introductory setup for someone who is wanting to learn more about Solar but not wanting to spend thousands of dollars.

Thanks sir. You're amazing.

To loud.

Amazing . Keep it up. 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

Hi and thank you for your imaginative thinking and action on this subject. I have been researching products that will get me up my second floor steps for a while now and they all seem to be lacking imagination, future thinking and cost economy. I believe all houses with stairs should be designed with ease factors as well as safety solutions. I like the idea of an escalator opposed to a hang on and pray you don't fall off chair. I hope you promote your idea to home builders so that units such as yours are built into the house on inception. As for older houses this item is essential and I can see the additional importance in expanding the unit to an outside entrance. I hope you can promote this perhaps with your own company or a govt agency or some eager startup. AI -Artificial Intelligence is spoken about so much but to me it is still in the conversation stage. Time waits for no living thing and I wish ideas like yours would see life while I can still enjoy it. Thank you so much for your video. Try to post this video in the AARP magazine and others like that. Thanks again.

Would it be possible to build this as an outdoor solution to stairs? How would I protect the motor and mechanisms? Thank you kindly! I live in a steep area and can’t keep using the stairs to get to my car.

This is probably the best idea to have the escalator for home use, not bulky or intrusive. Too bad it is not commercially available.

No, but there are some on the $250 home escalator elevator

Bill Blanning, i think this is wonderful. Would you be willing to draw out instructions for installation?

Cool

Dude, You're a genius !!!!!!

Wow, that's a pretty neat setup. I especially like that switching mechanism, so simple it's elegant. A rough looking unfinished kind of elegant only certain people can truly appreciate, reminds me of the ole saying "There's nothing more permanent than a temporary solution that works."

You can if you want, I am not interested in selling the idea.

Still climbing stairs manually is a good exercise.

Could you get patent for this idea of yours, so that you can sell it