Hello friend, great respect and respect for such a detailed video, with your permission I will be inspired when building my bike lift, once again I firmly shake your hand.
Отличная работа, просто супер. Я давно хотел именно такой сделать, все отлично показано. А какой максимальный вес держит, я буду поднимать голдвинг 1800. Спасибо✌
@@maurice4196 Еще раз спасибо. Выкладывайте больше своих изделий, у вас наверное их много. Золотые руки и нестандартное мышление это здорово✌️😎 Удачи на дорогах
hi, congratulations for the lift, it's the most beautiful one I've seen. Can I ask you if you have to send me your project with the measurements so I can make it the same? Thanks and sorry for the request
Hello, I admire your jack - it is precisely made and honestly oversized. It seems to me, or did you deal with additional reinforcements on the steel that the piston rod presses against? I was building a slightly thinner lifter, and the strut near the piston rod was slightly deformed under a load of 330 kg. What strength of sheet metal did you use for the steel reinforcements at the piston rod? How thick sheet metal is your upper "table" made of? Thank you very much in advance, Pavel, Czech Republic.
Maurice, You are a punk rock lift building genius. I love it all. Very heavy duty, Its perfect! I do plan or copying your build. So, Thank you in advance for that. Do you recommend any places with lower cost hydraulic rams?
This is a fantastic.. love the DIY table.. I would love to build this table for myself.. do you have any plans / dimension and information to hand that i can work to? Thanks
Hi, do you have any more details for the cylinder, like name, markings and possibly a supplier. The rest of the lift I worked out measurments and the ingenius scissor stoppers. Well done.
Thank you! The cylinder i used is 80mm (piston size is 70mm) the pin to pin distance is 610mm fully in. And it has a stroke of 400mm. So its 1010mm fully out. I used a double acting cylinder because it was cheaper then a single acting cylinder. Good luck with your bild! www.kramp.com/shop-nl/nl/p/cilinder-d40-70-400-cb-serie--D4070400CB
@@maurice4196 many thanks for your reply. Looks like Kramp dont sell these to individuals lol. I need to find a 'farmer' to buy a cylinder for me or find an alternative. This will not stop me from building my lift :)
Greetings from Australia. I built a garage dolly to move around my motorcycle out of the way in the workshop. Good video. I have been wanting to incorporate a hydraulic lift and this video has given me food for thought. Can you please inform me what brand and model number of the bluetooth controller you used and length and extended length of the hydraulic cylinder.
Hi i used an arduino 101 board. but it isn't availeble anymore. you could use a arduino uno or nano with an HC-06 bluetooth module. and i used an RGB shield, but you can also use an relay schield. you have to program the arduino yourself. the hydraulik cylinder is 60cm in and 100cm out.
Very good video, and very good images. Could you pass me the measurements please, I have made one, but I can't get it to go up straight. Also, the hydraulic bottle reaches a point that it bends when I force it, since I cannot get an exact measurement of the anchors of the hydraulic bottle. my email is jrompe@hotmail.com thank you very much.
Hello. That is just the type of lift I would like to build! Are you willing to share more details of the build, like the safety/locking system? Thank you and well done!
for what are the 2 welded bolts in the middle of the plattform at 04:19min ?? looks like 2 adjustable stoppers or something. and why do you cut the frame to join the pipe ??? for reinforcement or want u to pull a strap later trough that pipe ?
i left the boxframes at the front, middle and back open so i can make extensions to make the lift wider, for a quad or something. but havent made use of it til now. with the bolts i can mount something to the side of the lift. but also havent used it yet
i see the pressure on the cylinder is connected only to the bottom of the cylinder. how do you managed to let the air out from the upper side while the cylinder is coming out ??? doesnt it make air pressure in the inside of the cylinder when its plugged up ??
on the other side of the cylinder i used an airbleednipple. this cylinder was cheaper than an single acting cylinder. At 4:33 min you can see the brass bleedingniple. its threaded into the cilinder
Fron SPAIN, It is the best elevator job I have seen, the photographs and the video are great, but for me the best thing is patience and the desire to please all your fans
Wow this is the best DIY motorbike table I have seen on YT. I am guessing from your skill and factory you are some sort of engineer/machinist/all round genius type of guy. Would love to build something similar (though I probably would not need the electronic control of the hydro pump). Well done!
Hello, i have two question.That litle square distance betwen scissors is probably 20x20 mm and that holes on scissors when you drill hole out of center how much you take from edge to the center of hole. Thanks in advance , you did great job and greetings from Croatia.
HI Maurice! Congrats on this build! What type of metal is your from made of? Can you please give me some details on the hydraulic cylinder other than its diameters (if you have) Thanks in advance!
Any chance of getting a copy of the plans? I have a trike that I would like to make a table like this for. I like the hydraulics which is a major bonus :)
Awesome. This might be the best diy lift in the internet right now. Well done nice job. I am planning to make something similar but I need to ask some question. At 2:25 why did you use bleeding screws on each tube attachment and how did you manage to make the round shape at the end of the steel rods for the scissors?
Thank you!, Those are the bushings for the scissors. on the bushings are grease nipples. so you can grease it once in a while. i made the round shape with an angle grinder and put a pice of sheet metal on the end , so the boxframe is closed.
@@maurice4196 also what about the steel rod that attaches the four scissors together in the middle did you weld the two ends on the left and on the right, also how much play is there between the bushings you made and the steel rod that goes through them? Can as well mention the size of the lenght, width and height of the scissors?
@@angelosmarangos4140 i used a circlip on either side of the steel rod. the steel rod is 30 mm and the hole in de bushing is 30,5 i used an 30mm dril in the lathe. the hole always becomes a litle bigger. the size of the lift is 250x70 the hight is from 20 to 130. the lenght of the scissors are 220
@@maurice4196 as you mention in some previous comments the box frame for the frame is 80*40*4mm. Can you also mention the size of the box frame size of the scissors? Also I am a bit worried because in my country there is now way I can find a similar hydraulic ram as yours (long bottle) the only one I can find is the short ones used for the vehicles (hydraulic bottle lifting jack) do you think that this kind of jack will make it work?
What an excellent lift, will use it as the basis for my build. The locking mechanism still beats me. Is it possible for posting a drawing with dimensions, and maybe a short video showing how the excentre piece operates? It's not clear in the video as the frame become in the way.
Thank you. At 4.40 you can see how the locking mechanism works. When you lift the locking mechanism. The excentre piece fals down and hits against the second bolt. When you lower the lift it stays up. When you raise the lift the locking mechanism wil fall down again.
The ram is hydraulic and does not work on air. It needs a higher pressure. If you want to use air. Then you might use two bigger air cilinders To equal the needed force to lift.
How much ?
Hello friend, great respect and respect for such a detailed video, with your permission I will be inspired when building my bike lift, once again I firmly shake your hand.
Nice simple build...🍻🍻🍻
Отличная работа, просто супер. Я давно хотел именно такой сделать, все отлично показано. А какой максимальный вес держит, я буду поднимать голдвинг 1800. Спасибо✌
Спасибо. Я уже поднял на нем 900 кг.
@@maurice4196 Еще раз спасибо. Выкладывайте больше своих изделий, у вас наверное их много. Золотые руки и нестандартное мышление это здорово✌️😎 Удачи на дорогах
Дайте пожалуйста размеры ножниц и ширину подъемника, чтобы не ломать голову над расчетами, остальное все понятно. Спасибо✌
Привет 🤝 есть чертежи?
у меня нет чертежа
hi, congratulations for the lift, it's the most beautiful one I've seen. Can I ask you if you have to send me your project with the measurements so I can make it the same? Thanks and sorry for the request
Maurice, this is the best DIY motorcycle elevator I have ever seen 😍
Hello, I admire your jack - it is precisely made and honestly oversized. It seems to me, or did you deal with additional reinforcements on the steel that the piston rod presses against? I was building a slightly thinner lifter, and the strut near the piston rod was slightly deformed under a load of 330 kg. What strength of sheet metal did you use for the steel reinforcements at the piston rod? How thick sheet metal is your upper "table" made of? Thank you very much in advance, Pavel, Czech Republic.
Excellent project fella well made?.
Puedes pasarme las medidas gracias
Wonderful 👍💪
hate that music crap
I figure the lock is cam lock style anymore detailed plans on that and awesome job
Witam jakiś rysunek może jest tego fajnego podnośnika?
Nie, nie mam tego, przykro mi
awesome built👌
Good afternoon. What is the thickness of the walls of the profile pipe?
The profile pipe is 80x40x4 mm
@@maurice4196 Thank you
क्या किमत है इसकि कहा रहते हो
Dang I need to build one for lawnmower and generators repair
Looks like the best table I’ve seen. We’ll done. I wonder if I can do this.
What stroke is the ram?
hello sir can you share dimension of scissor or ( >< ) arm. thank you
Maurice, You are a punk rock lift building genius. I love it all. Very heavy duty, Its perfect! I do plan or copying your build. So, Thank you in advance for that. Do you recommend any places with lower cost hydraulic rams?
This is a fantastic.. love the DIY table.. I would love to build this table for myself.. do you have any plans / dimension and information to hand that i can work to? Thanks
Hi, do you have any more details for the cylinder, like name, markings and possibly a supplier. The rest of the lift I worked out measurments and the ingenius scissor stoppers. Well done.
Thank you! The cylinder i used is 80mm (piston size is 70mm) the pin to pin distance is 610mm fully in. And it has a stroke of 400mm. So its 1010mm fully out. I used a double acting cylinder because it was cheaper then a single acting cylinder. Good luck with your bild! www.kramp.com/shop-nl/nl/p/cilinder-d40-70-400-cb-serie--D4070400CB
@@maurice4196 many thanks for your reply. Looks like Kramp dont sell these to individuals lol. I need to find a 'farmer' to buy a cylinder for me or find an alternative. This will not stop me from building my lift :)
@@twanny56 maybe you can try the website www.indi.nl or www.techniekwebshop.nl They sell the same articles as kramp but they sell to individuals
@@maurice4196 Perfect, Thanks very much 😁
hello, do you have any plans for that? this is awesome and I would like to make 2 for my own workshop. I am prepared to pay you for the plans
I'm sorry, i don't have any building plans.
That’s a bummer. I wish I had a shop like that
Me pasa el plano para construir
No tengo un plano
fantastic build
Hi Maurice! How thick are the tubes?
They are 80mm x 40mm x 4mm
@@maurice4196 Thanks Maurice!
You have diminsion this how long
The lift is 250cm x 70cm
@@maurice4196 how about the other side..and stand
Its 130 cm high
The diminsion of the midle x..what diminsion sir
@@kuyaeddietv.4558 the legs of the X are 220x50 cm
Greetings from Australia. I built a garage dolly to move around my motorcycle out of the way in the workshop. Good video. I have been wanting to incorporate a hydraulic lift and this video has given me food for thought. Can you please inform me what brand and model number of the bluetooth controller you used and length and extended length of the hydraulic cylinder.
Hi i used an arduino 101 board. but it isn't availeble anymore. you could use a arduino uno or nano with an HC-06 bluetooth module. and i used an RGB shield, but you can also use an relay schield. you have to program the arduino yourself. the hydraulik cylinder is 60cm in and 100cm out.
Very good video, and very good images. Could you pass me the measurements please, I have made one, but I can't get it to go up straight. Also, the hydraulic bottle reaches a point that it bends when I force it, since I cannot get an exact measurement of the anchors of the hydraulic bottle. my email is jrompe@hotmail.com thank you very much.
Thanks. What measurements would you like to have. I dont have any building plans.
Hello. That is just the type of lift I would like to build! Are you willing to share more details of the build, like the safety/locking system? Thank you and well done!
thank you! of course ask anything you want. at 4:40 you can see how the locking mechanism works.
for what are the 2 welded bolts in the middle of the plattform at 04:19min ?? looks like 2 adjustable stoppers or something. and why do you cut the frame to join the pipe ??? for reinforcement or want u to pull a strap later trough that pipe ?
i left the boxframes at the front, middle and back open so i can make extensions to make the lift wider, for a quad or something. but havent made use of it til now. with the bolts i can mount something to the side of the lift. but also havent used it yet
i see the pressure on the cylinder is connected only to the bottom of the cylinder. how do you managed to let the air out from the upper side while the cylinder is coming out ??? doesnt it make air pressure in the inside of the cylinder when its plugged up ??
on the other side of the cylinder i used an airbleednipple. this cylinder was cheaper than an single acting cylinder. At 4:33 min you can see the brass bleedingniple. its threaded into the cilinder
@@maurice4196 do you have a link or something from the nipple ?? i dont know this part. does it suck and let out air automatically ??
@@oO360GamingOo its Just an air filter made from brass. nothing special to it.
@@maurice4196 ahhh ok now i know what u mean ;)
Fron SPAIN, It is the best elevator job I have seen, the photographs and the video are great, but for me the best thing is patience and the desire to please all your fans
Wow this is the best DIY motorbike table I have seen on YT. I am guessing from your skill and factory you are some sort of engineer/machinist/all round genius type of guy. Would love to build something similar (though I probably would not need the electronic control of the hydro pump). Well done!
Thanks! indeed i'm an agricultural mechanic
@@maurice4196 I thought it was something like that, your skill level is very impressive.
top stuk gereedschap gemaakt...
Hello, i have two question.That litle square distance betwen scissors is probably 20x20 mm and that holes on scissors when you drill hole out of center how much you take from edge to the center of hole. Thanks in advance , you did great job and greetings from Croatia.
yes the distance between the scissors is 20mm both holes on the end are at 30mm from the edge to te center.
trés trés beau travail,de l' or dans vos mains, a copier de toute évidence !!
Scusa posso sapere che ferro hai usato di tubolare grazie
Doesn't the diameter of the support beam center hole reduce the beam strength a lot?
it regains strenght from the thick bushing thats welded in it.
HI Maurice! Congrats on this build! What type of metal is your from made of? Can you please give me some details on the hydraulic cylinder other than its diameters (if you have) Thanks in advance!
its an iron boxframe of 80mmx40mmx4mm . the cilinder is 60cm long when its in. and it has a stroke of 40cm.
@@maurice4196 thank you! If you dont mind I inboxed you on Messenger! Name Tamas Illes If you dont mind we could chat there
Any chance of getting a copy of the plans? I have a trike that I would like to make a table like this for. I like the hydraulics which is a major bonus :)
I dont have any building plans. you can find allot of measurements in the comments.
@@maurice4196 Thanks
That's great!! What is the motor or pump power?
Its an 24 volt hydraulic pump and it runs on two old tractor batteries.
Hi I want this one, can you sell me one.
Awesome. This might be the best diy lift in the internet right now. Well done nice job. I am planning to make something similar but I need to ask some question. At 2:25 why did you use bleeding screws on each tube attachment and how did you manage to make the round shape at the end of the steel rods for the scissors?
Thank you!, Those are the bushings for the scissors. on the bushings are grease nipples. so you can grease it once in a while. i made the round shape with an angle grinder and put a pice of sheet metal on the end , so the boxframe is closed.
@@maurice4196 also what about the steel rod that attaches the four scissors together in the middle did you weld the two ends on the left and on the right, also how much play is there between the bushings you made and the steel rod that goes through them? Can as well mention the size of the lenght, width and height of the scissors?
@@angelosmarangos4140 i used a circlip on either side of the steel rod. the steel rod is 30 mm and the hole in de bushing is 30,5 i used an 30mm dril in the lathe. the hole always becomes a litle bigger. the size of the lift is 250x70 the hight is from 20 to 130. the lenght of the scissors are 220
@@maurice4196 as you mention in some previous comments the box frame for the frame is 80*40*4mm. Can you also mention the size of the box frame size of the scissors? Also I am a bit worried because in my country there is now way I can find a similar hydraulic ram as yours (long bottle) the only one I can find is the short ones used for the vehicles (hydraulic bottle lifting jack) do you think that this kind of jack will make it work?
@@angelosmarangos4140 the scissors are also 80x40x4
What an excellent lift, will use it as the basis for my build. The locking mechanism still beats me. Is it possible for posting a drawing with dimensions, and maybe a short video showing how the excentre piece operates? It's not clear in the video as the frame become in the way.
Thank you. At 4.40 you can see how the locking mechanism works. When you lift the locking mechanism. The excentre piece fals down and hits against the second bolt. When you lower the lift it stays up. When you raise the lift the locking mechanism wil fall down again.
@@maurice4196 Thank you.
Nice job . I love it , can you send me autocad or pdf file for diamention and parts , thank you 😊
@Maurice Bakker , thank you
Hi. Your work is nice. I recommend you to put bars both side for security, because the center of gravity is tall, and the structure can rotate.
Very cool build 👍..... can those rams work off compressed air (regulated) or do they need their own pump?
The ram is hydraulic and does not work on air. It needs a higher pressure. If you want to use air. Then you might use two bigger air cilinders To equal the needed force to lift.
@@maurice4196 Thanks Maurice, I see I would need Pneumatic not hydraulic to run the ram/rams on air
@@maurice4196 Can you tell me why the holes in the ends of the scissor arms are offset and not on the centre of the box? Thanks
@Maurice Bakker Thanks Maurice, I get it!