Surely the obvious application here is so we can all freehand a minigun like Arnie. Seriously though, be interested to know max lift weight, couldn’t find any online specs, going to guess it wouldn’t be able to lift a boiler / water heater.
This similar to camera rig backpacks but modified to take a heavier load with additional electronics to help stabilize the load. I can it with multiple battery packs so you can just keep on going or recharge during the breaks or overnight.
If I were in the business of holding up breakers and large drills often I could see owning this. Excellent concept. I think a low battery indicator would be real important so you could power down for it to lower?
Yah, low battery indicators would be essential, if only for productivity and efficiency uses. I'd want to know if I need a new battery long before it just cuts out.
That's a very good idea. Like you said, applications like hoisting clumsy weights such as tankless heaters would also be a good use. Have they released the max weight loads?
How heavy is the unit itself? Can you get a 8 hour day out of a different battery combo. Work in the rail industry and I have a perfect application for this. Guys are in remote areas where it can be difficult to charge or keep extra batteries.
I work camera in the film industry and there is similar products that are expensive that aren’t even electronic! Easy rig and flycam don’t have this type of capabilities, and cost the same amount, if not, more!
I came from concrete cutting to filmmaking and when I learned about Easyrigs, I was really tempted to get my boss to buy one to use in this application with hand sawing walls with a 16” concrete handsaw. My back would probably be in a lot better shape if I’d had this 😂
An option to have this mounted on a sliding overhead beam would be great. Why carry all the weight on your legs if you are breaking in one area for extended periods.
ok , so for the film making industry it looks similar to an easy rig. It would be interesting to see how it could be used for film makers. and at that price it also is not bad at all.
costs way less than a shoulder surgery. even a 5lb tool gets exhausting if held up all day. my workplace uses a Graco plural component sprayer to apply thick coatings, just the tip of the spray gun is more expensive than this tool balancer setup. the spray gun is heavy the feed hoses are heavy the heated jacket for the feed hoses is heavy, the PPE the operator wears is heavy, it's an exhausting job position that wrecks shoulders. I'm definitely interested!
Mate ive us3d a t1000 all day holding it just like that and yes it is heavey and Awkward but after a few day its gets easier this thing is devo 4 the new kids on the block .... and im 35
$2k is too much for this. You could use $1k and hire a young helper to knock jobs out. If he gets good enough you go and get him a truck and a helper and drum up more work and that cycle continues lol. You could start to build an empire for less than this gimmick would cost you.
@@mirocabraja5128 hips and knees go too. That’s why you ensure you have enough help instead of buying the newest goofy gimmick. Bid jobs right to pay for helpers. Or buy/rent the correct tools. You don’t spend $2k on a gimmick and still end up lugging 100’ of pipe into place by yourself
@@jayquick6520 as some one that does this everyday as a concrete cutter this is great 2k is expensive but the pain from a 50+ hour week of running a hydraulic saw or jackhammer wears you out.
Wow, incredible!
Surely the obvious application here is so we can all freehand a minigun like Arnie.
Seriously though, be interested to know max lift weight, couldn’t find any online specs, going to guess it wouldn’t be able to lift a boiler / water heater.
37 lb max
XD
You had the same idea when I saw this today... And yes, it helps a lot for that too because it prevents the "kick" or recoil of a gun.
This similar to camera rig backpacks but modified to take a heavier load with additional electronics to help stabilize the load. I can it with multiple battery packs so you can just keep on going or recharge during the breaks or overnight.
If I were in the business of holding up breakers and large drills often I could see owning this.
Excellent concept. I think a low battery indicator would be real important so you could power down for it to lower?
Yah, low battery indicators would be essential, if only for productivity and efficiency uses. I'd want to know if I need a new battery long before it just cuts out.
Great point! When the battery dies you can tell by a noise and it will auto- lower the tool At a slow, controlled speed
That's a very good idea. Like you said, applications like hoisting clumsy weights such as tankless heaters would also be a good use. Have they released the max weight loads?
37 lbs
@@willreidsmith1THAT JACKHAMMER WEIGHTS WAY MORE THAN 37 POUNDS
How about mounting it on a trypod with wheels so you can position it where you need it and not to carry all that weght at all
What’s the run time on the battery? How many hours do you get for each battery?
awesome
Sorry for the cut with the circular saw on your video sir 🙈. I believed that you are making a breake. Great video by the way. Sorry again
No worries! Hope you had fun!!!!
@@ConcordCarpenter I did. Congratulations for the videos 🦾🦾🦾
I would enjoy using this under the right circumstances. Wouldn't be practical on scaffolding obviously, but very interesting stuff.
How heavy is the unit itself? Can you get a 8 hour day out of a different battery combo. Work in the rail industry and I have a perfect application for this. Guys are in remote areas where it can be difficult to charge or keep extra batteries.
Can you drill quartzite?
Would be great for my pole chainsaw. Just need it for 200 instead of 2000.
Just make one.
I work camera in the film industry and there is similar products that are expensive that aren’t even electronic! Easy rig and flycam don’t have this type of capabilities, and cost the same amount, if not, more!
I came from concrete cutting to filmmaking and when I learned about Easyrigs, I was really tempted to get my boss to buy one to use in this application with hand sawing walls with a 16” concrete handsaw. My back would probably be in a lot better shape if I’d had this 😂
An option to have this mounted on a sliding overhead beam would be great. Why carry all the weight on your legs if you are breaking in one area for extended periods.
Anything in uk like this?
ok , so for the film making industry it looks similar to an easy rig. It would be interesting to see how it could be used for film makers. and at that price it also is not bad at all.
I’m a camera op. Absolutely going to scoop one of these up.
How’s that end up feeling on your lower body? And what happens when the battery dies?
Not bad, wh easier than holding regular . When batt. Dies, the motor stops (you can hear it)) and the tool is lowered slowly.
I'm most familiar with Hilti because of their use in "the heist"
I need this to help me take a piss.
😎⚒️😎⚒️😎
costs way less than a shoulder surgery. even a 5lb tool gets exhausting if held up all day. my workplace uses a Graco plural component sprayer to apply thick coatings, just the tip of the spray gun is more expensive than this tool balancer setup. the spray gun is heavy the feed hoses are heavy the heated jacket for the feed hoses is heavy, the PPE the operator wears is heavy, it's an exhausting job position that wrecks shoulders. I'm definitely interested!
Please tell me the price?
Show us the battery disconnect
Easyrig punching the air right now.
100% haha
put a jumpingjack on it and i’ll believe it 😤
Mate ive us3d a t1000 all day holding it just like that and yes it is heavey and Awkward but after a few day its gets easier this thing is devo 4 the new kids on the block .... and im 35
Put a doughnut on the end of the caribener and start running.
Camera operators use this in same exact designed tool called an Easy Rig…. COMPARE PRICES the tools are PRACTICALLY IDENTICAL!!!!
Pricing on the easy rig? Holds 35 lbs too? And battery powered?
Easy rig price will be less expensive. I hope.
If you're working on a wall its going to bang the front of it every time you lean forward
How?
BODY CRANE
If this allows me to lift a 35 lb jackhammer like its a kids toy, I don't care how goofy it looks.
20k for this? that's insane
I need this to pee
$2k is too much for this. You could use $1k and hire a young helper to knock jobs out. If he gets good enough you go and get him a truck and a helper and drum up more work and that cycle continues lol. You could start to build an empire for less than this gimmick would cost you.
$2K forever, 1K is less than salary of 7 shifts
2k is cheap maintaining a healthy back in this field is priceless.
@@mirocabraja5128 hips and knees go too. That’s why you ensure you have enough help instead of buying the newest goofy gimmick. Bid jobs right to pay for helpers. Or buy/rent the correct tools. You don’t spend $2k on a gimmick and still end up lugging 100’ of pipe into place by yourself
@@jayquick6520 as some one that does this everyday as a concrete cutter this is great 2k is expensive but the pain from a 50+ hour week of running a hydraulic saw or jackhammer wears you out.