Hey Everyone, guess this is the first time I actually adress my viewers ;) First of all, Thanks for 10.000 Subs. Didn't expect this to take off like that but that's awesome. Secondly, it would be cool to hear some opinions on whether I should add voiceovers/more explanation for more complex builds like this, or stick with just showing the work and keep it snappy. Either way, more videos are on the way. Stay tuned!
Congrats on the 10K subs! I actually just subscribed to you within the last month. I would love to hear voice over for complex builds like this. I like your videos regardless but I think explanation would only add to it. Keep up the amazing work!
Meiner Meinung nach am besten so lassen. Kanäle mit nervigem Geschwafel gibts genug und du filmst die Schritte ja sehr präzise ab, da brauchst du nichts erklären. Und vor allem keine furchtbare TH-cam hintergrundmusik einfügen!
And I thought I am the only one who always hate those wobbly bike stands! Finally you made a proper stand! Those wobbly stands are super inconvenient to use for almost any bike work. This is a great design, you have great machining skills!
Oh man what a piece of work ! , you have all the toys, your machine work, beautiful welds on real steel, and wheels, (more steel), gears?, oh wait, needed lower gears, probably for the optional clamp for Jacob's motorcycle !..You sure make that look easy, like one day when you were about 9 your dad said , " son, I wanna show you something out in my shop".....
This is a high engineering accomplishment. You started with nothing, and then ....Congratulations. It is not a thing for everyone. Questa è una realizzazione di alta ingegneria. Sei partito con niente, e poi....Complimenti. Non è una cosa da tutti.
My favorite channel. I need something for picking up my velomobiels, already made two molded saddles of fiberglass/carbon on belly. This vid could give me some ideas. It needs to be cantilevered out so i can get totally under it and work.
I'm actually 90% sure I will revisit this build in the foreseeable future and build a better version. It's not that I'm unhappy with it, but I can think of so many things to improve. One thing is what you said, I want to somehow make a stand that takes up less space in front of it. I might also motorize the lifting...
Nice work.... I am getting ready to build a bike stand out of black pipe. Only if I could weld....I could build something to that degree. Extraordinary work.
Give it a try if you can! I learned welding by watching TH-cam, I think anyone can learn it. There's also an updated version of the bike crane on my channel if you're interested
Nice fabrication! I bet it took quite some time to get this accomplished. Nice TIG work to. The bike rack is probably sturdy enough to lift my motorcycle. :)
I am a car mechanic we use what is essentially huge versions of what he just made. It would be cool to make it motorized with a detached control panel to operate it.
It's funny you mention that because I'm actually planning a new version of this lift that will do exactly that! It will also be much beefier and able to lift more weight. Probably not enough to lift a car ;) But enough to lift very heavy bikes, or myself, hopefully
Really clean and well thought out build mate, I really enjoyed the video. I don't feel that the lack of voice over detracted at all from the video, you showed plenty of detail and each scene was well shot. Will definitely be borrowing some of your ideas for my own bike repair stand :)
This is pretty awesome. I've been thinking about doing a low labor cost version by trying a park tool clamp welded onto a harbor freight 1 ton shop hoist - simple hydraulic lift. or just a bar with 2 hooks and just suspend the bike...
thats the best stand that i have ever seen beautiful job,i have one but up against that one mine looks like junk,guess ill have to do something about that,great job
Nice welding and execution. I understood what was going on without a voice over. I just have one suggestion, and that is to add a secondary lock to the vertical lift portion. It looks pretty solid, but the gear teeth could cam out and slip. Makes me want to weld something....
Hi Phil. Re' whether to voice over or not? I think 80% no - a video is more universal that way; so long as there is enough info text on screen (or maybe in the description) to cover the project. And 20% yes - because I think the viewer gets a better understanding of the video maker, PLUS, you can add spoken comments that might be forgotten in text. NOT saying that YOU did this, but I feel that once a given hole is drilled/a flat is milled/a fillet is welded/etc., the viewer doesn't need to see all the other 10, 12, 20 repeats, so speeded up footage is marvellous there. Time lapse can also work well for extended duration projects. Either way, I'll certainly keep watching having just come across your channel (looking for 'windscreen motor chain hoist drive'), and binge watching maybe 8 of your back catalogue, PLUS I just subscribed. I also think that a list of items and maybe sources would be great, and, you might want to consider the 'affiliate links' possibility. Regards Mark in the UK
Awesome work. Very clever use of all the materials. Obviously your channel is growing rapidly because of the projects you are sharing and your video production. Adding voice over would be very nice, but only do it if YOU enjoy it too. I would hate to have that added production burden reduce the amount of videos you share. Thanks for all you do ! Joel.....
Nicely done! It still looks a bit wobbly towards the top. If you are able to drill on the ceiling, maybe install some sort of sturdy pipe that you can lodge into them in multiple locations if you have more than one build site. just my 2 cents if you want it more stable. otherwise awesome build.
Yeah having it be mobile is definitely a tradeoff with stability. Not too many options without either fixing it to something like you said, using a large base (gets in the way) or putting lots of weight on the bottom. I'm currently planning a new crane that will be a compromise, being somewhat mobile but mostly stationary, with a big steel plate as the base. My shop is so small that unfortunately installing it in a fixed position doesn't work because I move stuff around all the time. I can report it's never fallen over so far though. But almost...
Pretty cool build sir! Please keep it up, because your videos are awesome! Btw, voiceovers means more work on the post production, but it would be cool sometimes.
Isn't there a way to make the crank handle stationary in a low position then use bike chain to cause the assy. to rise? Just like peddling a bike, the chain goes round and round and so does the wheel (so does the lift) with only minor modifications. Magnificent build, by the way.
Very impressive build, even more impressive and to some point distracting are your awesome shop equipment specially your welder. OMG that welder/skill combo. What kind of welder do you use?
If you mean the type of welder, it's a TIG welder but I actually don't even consider myself to be that good at it. It's just that with TIG welds usually come out cleaner looking than with other processes like MIG
@@PhilVandelay Thanks for the reply, your weld job is very clean in my opinion and this build is still tops, I'm now watching your new build with the electric winch. You mention something about ovebuilding, to me it means pride in ones work and buildiing something that is meant to last and not necessarily profit driven. Good job.
Hey Everyone, guess this is the first time I actually adress my viewers ;)
First of all, Thanks for 10.000 Subs. Didn't expect this to take off like that but that's awesome.
Secondly, it would be cool to hear some opinions on whether I should add voiceovers/more explanation for more complex builds like this, or stick with just showing the work and keep it snappy.
Either way, more videos are on the way. Stay tuned!
Congrats on the 10K subs! I actually just subscribed to you within the last month. I would love to hear voice over for complex builds like this. I like your videos regardless but I think explanation would only add to it. Keep up the amazing work!
Don't listen to Josh Russell keep them silent
It would have been nice if you explained where you got the hardware..(gears) from and where your idea(s)/ inspiration for this project came from.
Meiner Meinung nach am besten so lassen. Kanäle mit nervigem Geschwafel gibts genug und du filmst die Schritte ja sehr präzise ab, da brauchst du nichts erklären. Und vor allem keine furchtbare TH-cam hintergrundmusik einfügen!
No voice over! PLEASE!! And if you choose to add some explanation , can you just do it with text (or subtitles)on screen?
Beautiful. Reminds me of the 40’s when everything was so robust and metal. And you made it beautiful, sleek, and strong!
This was a work of art and absolute pleasure to watch. Well done sir.
Must be so rewarding to be able to build something better than what you can buy in stores.
Your a Tig welding King! It takes true talent to dream up stuff like this, Nice job!
And I thought I am the only one who always hate those wobbly bike stands! Finally you made a proper stand! Those wobbly stands are super inconvenient to use for almost any bike work. This is a great design, you have great machining skills!
Oh man what a piece of work ! , you have all the toys, your machine work, beautiful welds on real steel, and wheels, (more steel), gears?, oh wait, needed lower gears, probably for the optional clamp for Jacob's motorcycle !..You sure make that look easy, like one day when you were about 9 your dad said , " son, I wanna show you something out in my shop".....
Best bike stand there is !!!! Great job, sturdy, innovative, and it will last forever !!!
What a cool build. It's great to see you work, and the geared ratcheting mechanism is brilliant.
I'm a huge fan of function over aesthetic, but that is a work of art that is also a functional machine!
You have a great talent, and are a great engineer, a pleasure to watch
Very clean work and utility!
To repair a bike, think myself doing the same.
It’s brilliant beyond words.
No way! Building a bike repair stand was the next project on my list to build and make a video on! I really love it, great job!
This is an epic build.
Beautiful execution of a well thought out design, very impressive ! Good job well done.
A sick bike requires a sick stand!! Nicely done!
Excellent craftsmanship
I bought a CXWXC bike repair stand and it worked really well.
good job man. very nice, quietly and perfect job. No stupid music with work, No BLA BLA BLA,,just work. wel done man, thanks for this beutifull video.
Excellent, good methodical work, very interesting to watch.
now that is a professional stand!
I want to make one!
Just came across your videos this morning and I have to say I'm inspired! Thank you.
I Love your Work Bro👍😊 from phiL.🤘😎
Thanks ✌️
This is a high engineering accomplishment. You started with nothing, and then ....Congratulations. It is not a thing for everyone.
Questa è una realizzazione di alta ingegneria. Sei partito con niente, e poi....Complimenti. Non è una cosa da tutti.
You have mad skills, I only strive for the quality of your builds but seldom accomplish what you have! Keep up the great work !!
Heilige Mutter der inspirativen Eingebung, Batman! Der Part ab 5:03 ist genau die benötigte Lösung für eine Denksportaufgabe. Coole Idee, danke dafür!
Nice design and well crafted, great job!
Absolutely brilliant, I need a stand like that for my ebike so I'm going to build something similar to this, thanks for the inspiration!
I'm going to build an even better, motorized version of this lift soon-ish and it will also come with plans. Just a heads-up :)
I love the delicacy of your welding
Wow! You're an artist.
Excelente, saludos desde Chiapas México 🇲🇽
Hey Phil ! Nice job, thanks for sharing ! For me it's cool like this, with some text sometimes. I liked the fun you put by the choice of your music !
GENIOUS!!! BETTER WITHOUT VOICEOVER - CREATES SORT OF A MYSTERY
Regular Bike Repair Stand / Normal Repair Stand Da Best Than This Heavyweight Bike Repair Stand
Good Welding and Great Design
My favorite channel. I need something for picking up my velomobiels, already made two molded saddles of fiberglass/carbon on belly. This vid could give me some ideas. It needs to be cantilevered out so i can get totally under it and work.
I'm actually 90% sure I will revisit this build in the foreseeable future and build a better version. It's not that I'm unhappy with it, but I can think of so many things to improve. One thing is what you said, I want to somehow make a stand that takes up less space in front of it. I might also motorize the lifting...
this is Awesome !!!!!!!! Great build
Very awesome stand!
Nice work.... I am getting ready to build a bike stand out of black pipe. Only if I could weld....I could build something to that degree. Extraordinary work.
Give it a try if you can! I learned welding by watching TH-cam, I think anyone can learn it. There's also an updated version of the bike crane on my channel if you're interested
@@PhilVandelay Thanks, I will look for that video
Excellent job sr!!!
Great work. You are really smart and have great ideas.
Congrats very nice work
¡Fantástico! Excelente trabajo.
AWESOME job! Thumbs up!
su trabajo supera las herramientas del mercado para este fin
Dat welding skills ! Awesome work and idea, man !
Those are some dank tunes in the background, I'd love to see a playlist of em
Nice fabrication! I bet it took quite some time to get this accomplished. Nice TIG work to. The bike rack is probably sturdy enough to lift my motorcycle. :)
I am a car mechanic we use what is essentially huge versions of what he just made. It would be cool to make it motorized with a detached control panel to operate it.
It's funny you mention that because I'm actually planning a new version of this lift that will do exactly that! It will also be much beefier and able to lift more weight. Probably not enough to lift a car ;) But enough to lift very heavy bikes, or myself, hopefully
Nice bicycle stand.
You know what they say, If it’s worth doing, it’s worth overdoing. Good job. Regards
Please, post the list of materials.
Excellent work, very professional
Really clean and well thought out build mate, I really enjoyed the video. I don't feel that the lack of voice over detracted at all from the video, you showed plenty of detail and each scene was well shot. Will definitely be borrowing some of your ideas for my own bike repair stand :)
Really clever, love it. I like the video style just the way it is.
Nice work
very very nice. Thanks,Cool project
This is pretty awesome. I've been thinking about doing a low labor cost version by trying a park tool clamp welded onto a harbor freight 1 ton shop hoist - simple hydraulic lift. or just a bar with 2 hooks and just suspend the bike...
Bloody hell! Fantastic.
Отличное видео. Приятная работа. Прямые руки.
Wow! That was an awesome video. I love your attention to detail. It really makes me want to up my game on my welding videos.
Your welding is a credit to you,the stand well very nicely put together, to me its a bit over kill but i work on cars,but its a credit to your skills.
Mohammad Omar llllppp
Moh
master piece !!!!
Phil Vandelay
This is a great and imaginative project.
I might have to build one of these. Great Job!
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thats the best stand that i have ever seen beautiful job,i have one but up against that one mine looks like junk,guess ill have to do something about that,great job
Very impressive!!
Good efforts
Nice work👍
Nice welding and execution. I understood what was going on without a voice over. I just have one suggestion, and that is to add a secondary lock to the vertical lift portion. It looks pretty solid, but the gear teeth could cam out and slip.
Makes me want to weld something....
You have such awesome skills! Perfect work Done. I hope it will last you for long time.
Awesome videos as always, nice work!
Awesome... Congratulations dude
This is is exactly what I need for my ebike! Why is something like this impossible to find?
Hi Phil. Re' whether to voice over or not? I think 80% no - a video is more universal that way; so long as there is enough info text on screen (or maybe in the description) to cover the project. And 20% yes - because I think the viewer gets a better understanding of the video maker, PLUS, you can add spoken comments that might be forgotten in text.
NOT saying that YOU did this, but I feel that once a given hole is drilled/a flat is milled/a fillet is welded/etc., the viewer doesn't need to see all the other 10, 12, 20 repeats, so speeded up footage is marvellous there.
Time lapse can also work well for extended duration projects.
Either way, I'll certainly keep watching having just come across your channel (looking for 'windscreen motor chain hoist drive'), and binge watching maybe 8 of your back catalogue, PLUS I just subscribed.
I also think that a list of items and maybe sources would be great, and, you might want to consider the 'affiliate links' possibility.
Regards Mark in the UK
Damn thoses weld are perfect ! good job !
Welding or art?
Really good. Fun to watch, too
Muy buen trabajo!!! Te pasaste 👏👏👏 saludos 👍
Hi , fantastic works !
+1 for the good looking joints
Awesome work. Very clever use of all the materials. Obviously your channel is growing rapidly because of the projects you are sharing and your video production. Adding voice over would be very nice, but only do it if YOU enjoy it too. I would hate to have that added production burden reduce the amount of videos you share. Thanks for all you do ! Joel.....
Good tig welding clever man engineering
Phil, teach me how to weld, nicely done dude...
Nicely done! It still looks a bit wobbly towards the top. If you are able to drill on the ceiling, maybe install some sort of sturdy pipe that you can lodge into them in multiple locations if you have more than one build site. just my 2 cents if you want it more stable. otherwise awesome build.
Yeah having it be mobile is definitely a tradeoff with stability. Not too many options without either fixing it to something like you said, using a large base (gets in the way) or putting lots of weight on the bottom. I'm currently planning a new crane that will be a compromise, being somewhat mobile but mostly stationary, with a big steel plate as the base. My shop is so small that unfortunately installing it in a fixed position doesn't work because I move stuff around all the time. I can report it's never fallen over so far though. But almost...
WOW, that's was awesome!
Fantastic!!!
Pretty cool build sir! Please keep it up, because your videos are awesome! Btw, voiceovers means more work on the post production, but it would be cool sometimes.
Excelente trabajo!
Isn't there a way to make the crank handle stationary in a low position then use bike chain to cause the assy. to rise? Just like peddling a bike, the chain goes round and round and so does the wheel (so does the lift) with only minor modifications.
Magnificent build, by the way.
I'm actually currently working on a motorized version of this general concept that's also much beefier (can lift me, so should lift any bike)
TE QUEDO BIEN, PERO MUY SOFISTICADO PARA HACERLO. SE PUEDE SIMPLIFICAR MAS.
Ingenious.
MAESTRO NICE BRO VERY NICE...
Com a ferramenta certa se consegue fazer é bem feito ficou show parabéns
Que buen soporte para bicicleta.
Quisiera tener uno así.
Haces envíos?
Gracias
BEAU TRAVAIL ET FELICITATIONS
AWESOME !! 💥
Now please tell me where I can buy one? I really need something really heavy duty!
Very impressive build, even more impressive and to some point distracting are your awesome shop equipment specially your welder. OMG that welder/skill combo. What kind of welder do you use?
If you mean the type of welder, it's a TIG welder but I actually don't even consider myself to be that good at it. It's just that with TIG welds usually come out cleaner looking than with other processes like MIG
@@PhilVandelay Thanks for the reply, your weld job is very clean in my opinion and this build is still tops, I'm now watching your new build with the electric winch. You mention something about ovebuilding, to me it means pride in ones work and buildiing something that is meant to last and not necessarily profit driven. Good job.
Will you sell one just like that one
Are there drawings or a plan available?
very good job