I can't see any technology to help the construction worker avoid injury at work as dumb . Weird maybe but not dumb. I'm sure lots of actual contractors are thanking that someone actually finally came up with an answer to many laborers problem.
or having the ROOM to operate the damn thing... if you're supposed to be using that big ass fuking heavy tool then you better be big ass fuking strong yourself, otherwise choose a different profession!!! seriously!!! 🤔🤷🏻🤦🏻
@UBEREEMSUPREMEi’m sayin. fuck what they think. i’ll be laughing when i’m 60 jogging past their houses while they sitting on the porch with a walker or wheel chair
Abseiling rig in black lace? The price of that contraption would be trebled at least. I wonder how long it will take the fairies in my computer to have Aliexpress offering me rigs?
But this is also the type of thing that makes you last longer than them. Because the old ways will give you a messed up back and arthritis by the time you're 36
If they can roll lot of them are like turtles because they are so broken because they are "too manly" to use things that'll improve your quality of life years later while you can still bend over they'll be in wheelchairs
And you f ing deserve it. The stupid thing is most of time when I had to chisel stuff its not at the height demonstrated its on feet level. In corners you cant even use the exo suit.
This type of concept has been used for cameras for many years. As much as they look goofy, the end result is that you get a LOT more done without constant pain and lifelong injuries that shorten your cateer by decades. Lots of comments about how someone would lose dignity using this....most of them are likely young. Don't injure yourself slowly while making fun of those destined for a longer career and life than you.
The average tree faller is old and can die from accidents associated with using the big tool but never heard of anyone dying younger becuase its heavy. You must be refering to 3rd worlders that lack the proper nutrition and sleep to keep the body going under that much stress.
Bro you should see me. I find a way to bring it in all at once always. Every single time. Usually have 15 bags in my right hand 23 in the left hand. Bag of 30lb rice and 44 lb of dog food on my shoulders 😂 it's a sight to see
This tool is backed by Back Surgeon's and Chiropractor's all across the county. Why? because of the business they will be getting from people who use it :)
bro that rotary hammer weighs like 20-30lbs, and on the display in the back it only carries up to 37lbs. I bet the crane only weighs like 10lbs. you try drilling multiple 1.5" holes on the top of a concrete filled rebar reinforced block wall on a ladder and tell me how your arms and body feel after.
@ButterfatFarms if you got a good boss who cares about productivity he will buy one or the hilti man will comp him one for free for a the boxes of fastners he buys from hilti. Happens all the time you buy enough fastners an tools from from your rep he starts giving a new tool when they come out. He gives you a tool you tell him what you think after using it on the job for a while, an if you want to order anymore.
@@ButterfatFarms As THE supervisor/foreman, I'm all for it. I'd buy one if we drilled these holes that often. These days our company bought the milwaukee mx fuel core drill so we don't need this thing. If I ran a demolition company on the other hand, you're telling me that I can buy this thing for a few grand and my guys can work longer and be happier and healthier to do so?? SIGN ME UP!
Wouldn't help with recoil, and the extra weight would only fatigue a soldier more. Not to mention how hard it'd be to get into and out of an APC with this thing strapped to you.
Exosuits have already been played around with for military applications. Even if they were successful they probably wouldn't see use with this kind of layout.
Some of yall in the comments don't seem to get the point of this. If you are the guy on the jobsite who has to make all the concrete holes and you want shoulders that work when you're 60 then you want to use this. The days of destroying your body so the owner can make an extra buck are coming to an end and everyone should be glad about that.
That's why I corrected that guy that made fun of this. Im a general contractor and I learned from watching as I was growing up to protect my body. I'm still careless for a lot of things as we all were getting into the trades but believe me. I wear earplugs protective glasses and knee pads at the very minimum luckily I'm not in an area where I need to wear hard hat or construction boots. Anyone Who has ever done any serious labor would consider this. Especially if you run your own company by yourself like I do. I know hilti is on the next level of tools these Are the type of people that don't even know the brands hilti,festool or metabo( Not hikoki) I've been doing labor since I was 7 years old pick ax and shovel on dry compact soil infested with rocks and clay. I had grown man hands by the age of 9. It's OK to be tough but you need to be smart as well. I much rather save my body as much as possible so that I can rough house and play with my son or grandchildren when I have some. Play with the wife:) rather than have to say no because my back is tweaked. I protected myself as much as possible but even I have a few tweaks already showing.I dont think about them and they don't seem to bother me on a daily basis but I'm already touched. It doesn't matter who you are or if you think you're tough if you've been doing it bare handed or asked some of you guys might say. Tough.you and I both know you already got issues.either. You're back knees elbow joints. Probably Kennedy's sleep on one side.loss of hearing. The old way of thinking is gone that old school mentality is just dumb nowadays. We got to be smarter.There's nothing wrong with being smart and tough but if you're just tough then you're just stupid.
@@ronniecox109sure bud you and every other old man with a career in the trades is doing Just fine i bet definitely no bad backs or knees and every other joint in your body has plenty of cartilage
@@thescoggfatherbecause this is for construction workers. In construction u do hard labor all day including what he said. This is a tool for construction workers
@@thescoggfather Yes they are trying things. It doesnt need to instantly be a booming success. They are looking to get into musculo structure tools to save aches and pains from worker. This is Hilti, the leading tool producer in construction that innovate a shitton.
I worked in Hollywood for almost 20 years and would occasionally work with a Cameraman who fabricated his own rig similar to this to suspend his video camera so it wouldn't rest on his shoulders. When I first worked as his Camera Utility I asked him if he received alot of funny comments and looks. He replied: "Yes I do but I am protecting my back and shoulders from damage." Smart man.
This is a very dangerous thing. It can even lead to disability. If you stumble, then the entire load comes to the lower spine, because... almost the entire spine is fixed with a metal beam. I know several cameramen who suffered very serious back injuries this way. Therefore, during filming, there is always an assistant next to the cameraman who looks at where the cameraman is stepping (especially when moving backwards). This is impossible on a construction site, so it is a very dangerous device.
@@jamesscruggs4557 You obviously didn't (don't) understand my comment. There was nothing resting on his shoulders. The brace was attached around his waist and across and around his chest. That was the whole purpose of the brace - to prevent the camera resting on his shoulder.
That's not the issue. Holding the weight with your arms 4 or 5 hours a day for years leads to repetitive motion injuries. If you off-load the weight onto your spine, it is much more ergonomic, and reduces worker fatigue. Clearly, you've never done the job. I have, and these devices are lifesavers for your forearms and wrists.
@KuntaKinteToby - it still doesn’t negate the fact of the pressure you have to exert on the tool. The company I worked for had a giant contraption like this for a 6 inch angle grinder. It’s literally useless because of the pressure and necessary downforce you have to use to get the fucking tool to work properly. That’s what kills your joints.
Any big dude I’ve met that was into their job was efficient. They had the think smart not hard mentality and I use their advice to this day. I’ve seen plenty of muscle heads beat themselves to death when all they needed to do was grab a block of wood or a pry bar.
Homie: "Yo bro. You've been doing construction for 2 years now, and work with heavy tools....why are your arms so flabby?" Me: "Well...let me tell you about the Hilti EX-T-22 Tool Balancer"
I'm 64 and I've been told that I'm "gonna hurt my back" so many times. I hauled hay when I was 13-17, delivered furniture, delivered beer, worked in warehouses, unloaded trucks at Walmart when I was the guy in the truck because the kids were too slow, and I'm still skateboarding! What a laugh...
Im 64 now but around 40 years ago i had the pleasure of drilling 1.25" holes into a concrete poured wall. After a hour or so my shoulders started burning. After a couple hours my arms, shoulders and neck were fried. Yes this looks odd but if its your tail holding that big azz Rotary Drill, especially then, i would have loved to have something like this.
This is pulled from the film/tv industry-we hang cameras off of this type of rig all the time. Saves the operator’s back and shoulders over the course of a 12+hr day. The original design is called an EasyRig.
In my industry I can't think of anywhere this would be useful because generally the tools guys are holding for long periods are tools that need the weight of the tool or more on the parts to work well like grinders
This!!! Okay great the weight is off of the tool itself, but how many pounds of pressure do you have to apply to get the fucking thing to drill? That’s what beats up your joints.
😂😊😅 broke many many holes through concrete walls with a 60 pound air powered jack hammer ... that probably was designed for all the women that are getting into the trades or for us old guys that are getting called out of retirement 😊
Y'all may think this is useless. Just wait till you have to core drill concrete with a gas drill that weighs 180 pounds and you have to go about a half inch a minute.
And half inch a minute? So you are having to use the cheapest bits as well? Nothing but the best on this side. Core Cut. Red bits or premium with turbo segments. 😎
Yes I think this piece of kit will allow a lot of manual workers involved with this work actually enjoy retirement without the need for a G.P. and physiotherapist appointment every other week to try to treat thier pain and fXxxxd body . 👍
unfortunatly is true,there is market for everything,you name it you will have sales,even if you pit sh-*t in a jat,just make sure the label is pink and with capital letters tonsay ORGANIC AND FAT FREE
I'm sure it's for an industrial or construction setting where you are using the same tool 8-10 hours a day, if it saves you from long term injury and increases productivity why wouldn't you buy it
it s questionable sure for the upper back but the very lowest vertebra carries absolutely everything and the user probably doesn't even notice it. Youd need to connect that thing with your legs if you wanted to spare the spine completly
@@tzschelino I mean it's whole purpose is to make a load that people were already well capable of carrying and just making it easier to carry said loads, you realize that the lower back is always carrying the load? rig or no rig?
Когда вы берете например арбуз весом 5кг, перед собой. То в этот момент нагрузка на некоторые позвонки достигает 24кг. Этот кран снимает нагрузку с позвонков и распределяет на весь позвоночник. Если работать целый день, это этот кран хорошая идея.
Do you realize how heavy one of those huge hiltis are. If you had to use one for a prolonged period of time this thing would save you a back surgery later on
I’m doing good carrying the tools I have around now without scratching a floor or hitting door frame. You give me this doc Oct looking shit I’d be in the negative on every job
It’s designed so that you don’t have to bend over and possibly throw your back out lifting something heavy. But I despise equipment like this because it just makes humans even more lazy than they were before👍🏻.
@Eco.boost2.7 it's not at all lazy, it's for guys who have to drill a shit ton of holes a day with a rotohammer. Putting less stress on your body is in no way lazy.
@@larrynutt1581dude you let the tool do the work stop trying to push on it straining yourself & this is dumb I've drilled 300 holes a day throughout 2 feet of concrete
I work with some dudes slinging air hammers all day, this kit would be awesome. It looks like you'd be able to sit on a stool or kneel while using it too, F*ing rad! I've used ceiling rigging and tethers before but the height adjustability on this thing looks awesome.
They do have ones that can “lock” into a chair of sorts, that and other “ *Passive Exoskeletons* “ currently in use along with shit like this will really be cool as hell. My main concern is just cost (especially when some asshole boss who won’t have the chronic issues later in life is the one deciding if it’s “worth it”), and the usual people being all dumb over anything that makes life easier *because they had it soooow hawd* (and nice things are bad, god forbid working conditions improve!).
Zero gravity is obviously marketing hype, but I'd assume it works like a long distance hiking backpack, the type used for over night hikes. They have a belt that transfers the weight to your hips. If you've ever worn a standard backpack then wore one of those with a weight transfer belt it does feel like there's zero gravity on your pack.
@@artvandelay1099 what you said is true but they were not saying the pack is zero gravity but rather the tool that you no longer need to hold is relieved of gravity entirely so it kinda is zero gravity for the tool because it is suspended.
Of course he would. You can't hire something that requires another person to wear the damn thing. Otherwise, it's useless. Your boss probably already has one of those 😂😂😂😂
That's dope!! Your back is priceless. Anyone who knows knows that once you hurt your back, it's never the same. Who cares what people have to say about how you look. Get er done.
And you’ll be the first one to file a work comp claim when you’re injured from having to work with that heavy drill every week for years. That’s all they care about is preventing injury to avoid payout. If it makes the job easier and saves your body why would you use it?
As an older female, mostly retired electrician I think that is amazing and wish I would have had one 20 years ago when I was building services and sinking ground rods!
Oh my gosh I’m in my mid 70s and I can hold this size hilti all day and I can’t imagine wearing that thing all day. Now if there’s something for overhead work I’d sure go for THAT!
very true, but then thats why one's head is to be used for more than a hat rack. cause if you have to do a lot. one want to be able to do it with a bit of ease. thus build something to that effect. with safety in mind as well.
And giving a bit more thought, if the "company" has the money to spend on this set up, why don't they spend it on a proper coring rig? That can be bolted right to the wall plus way more stable than having a person holding it and less chance of any sort of twisting injury.
What? You loaded a 100lb crane on your back so you didn't have 50lbs on your back. This is for union sissies and nobody else. I catch you spending 20 mins putting this lame crane on instead of cutting the pipe I'll fire you.
"Hey Boi, back in MY day we just destroyed our back for no reason. Get off my jobsite boi!" You don't seem to understand that weight distribution makes a huge difference. @@davidmichael9275
I've ran big Milwaukee rotor hammers all day for weeks on end. And I'd never even think about using that thing. I do understand why they make it. In the words of P.T.Barnum "It is immoral to allow a fool to keep his money ".
30 лет на стройках ,полстраны объехал.Зачастую простой перфоратор организации купить не могут,со своим приезжай или кувалду ,лом предложат.Машины до сих пор руками разгружаем вместо крана.Лучше себе карманы набьют ,чем работяге труд облегчить.Как же я Вам завидую !Мне про такую вещь даже заикнуться не дадут -с работы выгонят как чуждого элемента.
@@user-hn2zc7gk8u Читайте внимательно!Или Вы думаете я за 30 лет не стал начальником, ничего не достиг,и не набрался опыта?Я про то ,что не покупают организации Hilti.А я хоть и вожу свою бригаду,и закупил нужный инструмент,мне его никто не оплатит.Поэтому Hilti моя мечта .
А я лет 15 работаю, последние 5 на себя и знаете ли отношение к себе меняется координально: если есть вариант меньше ебашить, то почему бы и нет? Доходило до абсурда: мне с коллегой на обьект нужно 2 поддона цемента, выгружать его в одного не хочу, коллега в отъезде. Нахожу 2 алкаша и мне за 500 рублей разгружают газельку. Похуй, что они там вместо 30 минут со мной проеблись 2 часа сами, я тем временем выставлял маяки, что больше нудно и геморно, чем тяжело. Что до подобных подвесов, то при пробитии дверных проёмов чаще пользовались стойкой для ж/б перекрытий и механизмом страховки с авто. Отбойник обматывали проволкой и через карабин цеплял к ремню. Удобней, чем в руках держать эту ебанину.
Used to work at a place with a lot of out of shape people who tried to lift too much. Management gave everyone back braces. Then the same out of shape people just tried to lift even more. Core strength, losing the beer gut and working within your means will do more for your health than this expensive piece of junk.
I am more of a car mechanic and less of a plumber. I just replaced my water heater. The job ws not complicated. I did discover that working with plumbing wrenches is very different than working with car ranchesn The torque applied to opening or closing the fitting is really where the muscle strength matters. When working with plumbing wrenches just holding them up extended worth your arms out is difficult. they can be 5 10 15 pounds I don't know but there. Heavy compared to a box and wrench. Then you have to have a second wrench holding back with your other hand so you don't twist stuff out of place. Sonia have 2 wrenches holding them in an awkward position trying not to lose you're grip on the pipe or whatever. It's very difficult it's not technically complicated but it is very awkward and difficult. The wrenches are heavy and it matters not something everyone thinks about.
Im at war with myself right now , one half says “that’s about as beta as it gets” while the other half says “I could do that job with a beer in my hand now”
For a second, I thought he was going to lift a car engine somehow 😂
As a mechanic thats what i thought of straight away. 👀😂😂
@@b5Bartyep same i was gonna be impressed until he pulled put the 30 lb saw zaw🤣🤣🤣
Same. I think with leg support he could, full body leverage support. That'd be epic for putting the engine in by hand 👌
Same hey lol
I’m no mechanic but I thought the same thing 🤣
I cannot decide if that's the dumbest thing I've ever seen or if I really really want one.
Thats because you never use really heavy hammer drill
@elpupusero true I haven't used one on a job in years and it was one of those really small hilti's. It was a really great piece of equipment though
Both can be true.
I can't see any technology to help the construction worker avoid injury at work as dumb . Weird maybe but not dumb. I'm sure lots of actual contractors are thanking that someone actually finally came up with an answer to many laborers problem.
I am with you on this one 🤷🏻♂️there a afew jobs that it would be useful for but looks heavy and clumberson
I cant wear that thing on a jobsite without getting roasted by the rest of the crew 😂😂
or having the ROOM to operate the damn thing... if you're supposed to be using that big ass fuking heavy tool then you better be big ass fuking strong yourself, otherwise choose a different profession!!! seriously!!! 🤔🤷🏻🤦🏻
For the rest of your life!
@UBEREEMSUPREMEi’m sayin. fuck what they think. i’ll be laughing when i’m 60 jogging past their houses while they sitting on the porch with a walker or wheel chair
Wear it into the Cafe before Shift. "Myrtle, what IS THE Biggest Pattymelt you've Ever Made here ??"
Not to mention walking through a door
This is genius! Put a harness on your old lady, hoist her up in the air and go to town😂
Max payload on this Hilti unit is 160 lbs boys. Do with that what you will.
@@QuickandDirtyI can make that work...
just as bad as needing this to pick up a tool
Old lady is a term used to refer to ones mother...
And go to town usually means sex.
@@sparkoceanic It depends. If you’re looking at it as slang, old lady refers to one’s wife or girlfriend.
There is zero chance i would use this for its intended purpose and a 100% chance of doing something stupid with it.
YESSS!!! I totally feel you
Count me in on that bro.✌️✌️
Abseiling rig in black lace? The price of that contraption would be trebled at least. I wonder how long it will take the fairies in my computer to have Aliexpress offering me rigs?
Facts😂😂😂
I would give my colleague an atomic wedgie.
This is the type of thing the old schoolers would roll on the ground laughing if you came to work with.
But this is also the type of thing that makes you last longer than them. Because the old ways will give you a messed up back and arthritis by the time you're 36
@@poesia-com-cafeinadoubt you've ever worked a real job all your life
If they can roll lot of them are like turtles because they are so broken because they are "too manly" to use things that'll improve your quality of life years later while you can still bend over they'll be in wheelchairs
And you f ing deserve it. The stupid thing is most of time when I had to chisel stuff its not at the height demonstrated its on feet level. In corners you cant even use the exo suit.
You got that on point... Had to hold Hilti 100. Over my head for hours....
I swear I thought he was gonna pull a transmission out of a car 😂
LOL! Maybe out of a toy Car.
So did I 😂
Can I sign up to be a walking engine lift🙋
I had visions of auto work too! 🤣
im an apprentice carpenter and even i know you Drop a transmission from underneath the car
This type of concept has been used for cameras for many years. As much as they look goofy, the end result is that you get a LOT more done without constant pain and lifelong injuries that shorten your cateer by decades.
Lots of comments about how someone would lose dignity using this....most of them are likely young.
Don't injure yourself slowly while making fun of those destined for a longer career and life than you.
Nah, who gon carry the boats.
@@user-hm3jh4dd5dexactly… 😂
The average tree faller is old and can die from accidents associated with using the big tool but never heard of anyone dying younger becuase its heavy. You must be refering to 3rd worlders that lack the proper nutrition and sleep to keep the body going under that much stress.
@@user-hs4yv7me7p Guessing you have never tried this and perhaps have limited understanding of biomechanics.
@@user-hs4yv7me7p Wtf? if you hold it in your hands it stresses the back way more. what do you think supports your upper body?
Don’t let osha get there hands on this, “hey that tool weighs over 25 lbs put on the eco skeleton!”
You beat me to it
They'd make you wear one to wear one 😅 that's how that pictured in my head. Maybe I'm right 👍
LMFAO
Only if Hilti sends them the big bucks
Osha regulations are written in blood.
For a second there I thought you're going to strap a donut to that and start running
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😂
This is a highly underrated comment. I'm picturing it in a Simpsons episode now with Marge getting it to whip Homer into shape
🤣😂👍🏻
Kkkkk omg 😂😂😂
I want to use this so I can bring all the groceries in at once. Cheers, y"all.
😂😂😂😂yes 🙌🏽
Bro you should see me. I find a way to bring it in all at once always. Every single time. Usually have 15 bags in my right hand 23 in the left hand. Bag of 30lb rice and 44 lb of dog food on my shoulders 😂 it's a sight to see
@@skaterrrdie Cheers to that !
Efficient 😂
@skaterrrdie lmfao my lazy ass does the same thing! No bags left behind lol
I think this is how they built the pyramids
Finally something to hold my phone while i work
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👏👏👏🤜🤛 no shit .. OMG good 1😅😅
The "you carry it" junk yards will never be the same!! Ill be walking out with a full v8
With the Trans still hanging on it. Lol.
🤣😂🤣 Lol
More like your back will never be the same lmao
Heard that!😅😅
Me stuck at the beach: no thanks bro I can tow myself out thankz!😊
Imagine telling your boss you can't finish chipping out the wall because your back crane isn't working
This tool is backed by Back Surgeon's and Chiropractor's all across the county. Why? because of the business they will be getting from people who use it :)
🤣😂🤣😂🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Bruhhh Get TF Outta Here 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 That's very Original 😂😂😂
😂😂😂😂😂😂
Haha brilliant 😂
Laborers dream. You just saved countless lower backs, and extended the life expectancy of laborers around the world
No, the bosses will just work them harder so they will make more money and the workers will have the same outcomes.
Yay retirement age is now 75! Lol
Yeah because that's what all labourers dream of, is to be able to work harder and longer LMAO get fucking real
He has to support the whole weight of that thing plus to tool itself, idk how this is saving his back
Uuuhh, laborers have something called muscles, only desk jockeys would use this
Hilti: "For the small price of $18,000 you too can be lazy!"
Exactly the same devices, but much cheaper, look in the sections: vests for cameramen and mechanical stabilization systems.
I need this to lift my beer to my face during the games
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Чувак, у нас в России некоторые думают, что для американцев 18000$ это лёгкие деньги.
And throw it away after you use it once and hate it
Now im carrying 300 pounds instead of 100...my poor ankles.
Did that really look like 200 pounds of weight to you?
bro that rotary hammer weighs like 20-30lbs, and on the display in the back it only carries up to 37lbs. I bet the crane only weighs like 10lbs. you try drilling multiple 1.5" holes on the top of a concrete filled rebar reinforced block wall on a ladder and tell me how your arms and body feel after.
@@Lucidbkeoyou try telling your supervisor who stands around and watches you work that you need a back crane to do your construction job. 😂
@ButterfatFarms if you got a good boss who cares about productivity he will buy one or the hilti man will comp him one for free for a the boxes of fastners he buys from hilti. Happens all the time you buy enough fastners an tools from from your rep he starts giving a new tool when they come out. He gives you a tool you tell him what you think after using it on the job for a while, an if you want to order anymore.
@@ButterfatFarms As THE supervisor/foreman, I'm all for it. I'd buy one if we drilled these holes that often. These days our company bought the milwaukee mx fuel core drill so we don't need this thing. If I ran a demolition company on the other hand, you're telling me that I can buy this thing for a few grand and my guys can work longer and be happier and healthier to do so?? SIGN ME UP!
"I just need to drill a couple half inch anchor holes."
Hilti: "put on the fucking mech-suit."
Я согласен с Вами брат❤❤
Just gonna put a shelf up 😂
Перфоратор сверлит, а тут отбойный молоток!
Hilti needs to sell this to the military for 1 man machine gunners
Hilton doesn’t make them.
Wouldn't help with recoil, and the extra weight would only fatigue a soldier more. Not to mention how hard it'd be to get into and out of an APC with this thing strapped to you.
Lol yeah gotta put a big ole flag on the MGs. That's a GREAT idea
Exosuits have already been played around with for military applications. Even if they were successful they probably wouldn't see use with this kind of layout.
Some of yall in the comments don't seem to get the point of this. If you are the guy on the jobsite who has to make all the concrete holes and you want shoulders that work when you're 60 then you want to use this. The days of destroying your body so the owner can make an extra buck are coming to an end and everyone should be glad about that.
I'm 66 used equipment like this for decades, can still deadlift 175 lbs. My shoulders work just fine.
But now you've got to carry the tool and the backpack. Just transfers the problem to your legs and knees
@@ronniecox109good for you, but not everyone is that lucky…
That's why I corrected that guy that made fun of this. Im a general contractor and I learned from watching as I was growing up to protect my body. I'm still careless for a lot of things as we all were getting into the trades but believe me. I wear earplugs protective glasses and knee pads at the very minimum luckily I'm not in an area where I need to wear hard hat or construction boots. Anyone Who has ever done any serious labor would consider this. Especially if you run your own company by yourself like I do. I know hilti is on the next level of tools these Are the type of people that don't even know the brands hilti,festool or metabo( Not hikoki) I've been doing labor since I was 7 years old pick ax and shovel on dry compact soil infested with rocks and clay. I had grown man hands by the age of 9. It's OK to be tough but you need to be smart as well.
I much rather save my body as much as possible so that I can rough house and play with my son or grandchildren when I have some. Play with the wife:) rather than have to say no because my back is tweaked. I protected myself as much as possible but even I have a few tweaks already showing.I dont think about them and they don't seem to bother me on a daily basis but I'm already touched.
It doesn't matter who you are or if you think you're tough if you've been doing it bare handed or asked some of you guys might say. Tough.you and I both know you already got issues.either. You're back knees elbow joints.
Probably Kennedy's sleep on one side.loss of hearing. The old way of thinking is gone that old school mentality is just dumb nowadays. We got to be smarter.There's nothing wrong with being smart and tough but if you're just tough then you're just stupid.
@@ronniecox109sure bud you and every other old man with a career in the trades is doing Just fine i bet definitely no bad backs or knees and every other joint in your body has plenty of cartilage
Weighs 50 lbs
Supports up to 37 lbs
😂😂
Hold a 40 lb jackhammer sideways while trying to get through a wall, see how long you can.
@@Stroke2Handed Why in the absolute fuck would I ever need to do that?
@@thescoggfatherbecause this is for construction workers. In construction u do hard labor all day including what he said. This is a tool for construction workers
@saberxzero Nobody in construction is using this. Otherwise, dude wouldn't be at trade shows still trying to sell the value.
@@thescoggfather Yes they are trying things. It doesnt need to instantly be a booming success. They are looking to get into musculo structure tools to save aches and pains from worker. This is Hilti, the leading tool producer in construction that innovate a shitton.
I worked in Hollywood for almost 20 years and would occasionally work with a Cameraman who fabricated his own rig similar to this to suspend his video camera so it wouldn't rest on his shoulders.
When I first worked as his Camera Utility I asked him if he received alot of funny comments and looks.
He replied:
"Yes I do but I am protecting my back and shoulders from damage."
Smart man.
Guess you didnt notice still sitting on the shoulders a braces around lower back....problem not solved.
@@jamesscruggs4557maybe the weight was distributed more evenly across those body parts.
This is a very dangerous thing. It can even lead to disability. If you stumble, then the entire load comes to the lower spine, because... almost the entire spine is fixed with a metal beam. I know several cameramen who suffered very serious back injuries this way. Therefore, during filming, there is always an assistant next to the cameraman who looks at where the cameraman is stepping (especially when moving backwards). This is impossible on a construction site, so it is a very dangerous device.
@@jamesscruggs4557
You obviously didn't (don't) understand my comment.
There was nothing resting on his shoulders.
The brace was attached around his waist and across and around his chest.
That was the whole purpose of the brace - to prevent the camera resting on his shoulder.
I dont get why people think that is a funny idea.
IMAGINE THE WEDGIES YOU COULD GIVE YOUR BUDDIES ON THE JOB!!!!!!😂😂😂😂
If you cant hold a 19 pound hammer drill you cant handle a 20 pound backpack holding a 19 pound tool.
So true....
Logic at its finest
That's not the issue. Holding the weight with your arms 4 or 5 hours a day for years leads to repetitive motion injuries.
If you off-load the weight onto your spine, it is much more ergonomic, and reduces worker fatigue.
Clearly, you've never done the job. I have, and these devices are lifesavers for your forearms and wrists.
@KuntaKinteToby people like to have there kicks and poke fun.....until there in the person's shoes....then it's not so fun....
@KuntaKinteToby - it still doesn’t negate the fact of the pressure you have to exert on the tool. The company I worked for had a giant contraption like this for a 6 inch angle grinder. It’s literally useless because of the pressure and necessary downforce you have to use to get the fucking tool to work properly. That’s what kills your joints.
Man do I want to see someone forget they're wearing this thing while trying to walk through a door. 😂
Like the shopping carts at Ross 😂
Lol
Good luck with that ! Nobody's forgettin that thing.
He could now pull the motor from his 87 mercury grand marquis
😂You ain't gonna get rid of that beer gut that way buddy!😊
Any big dude I’ve met that was into their job was efficient. They had the think smart not hard mentality and I use their advice to this day. I’ve seen plenty of muscle heads beat themselves to death when all they needed to do was grab a block of wood or a pry bar.
Homie: "Yo bro. You've been doing construction for 2 years now, and work with heavy tools....why are your arms so flabby?"
Me: "Well...let me tell you about the Hilti EX-T-22 Tool Balancer"
🤣 🤣 🤣 🤣 🤣 🤣
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
a ten pound drill now weighs 60 lbs, plus it doesn't have a cup holder to carry my beer
now you build it AFTER i blew out my lower back 😢😂
I've had a spinal fusion. Spent many 12 hrs days running a rivet buster and it definitely tore my back up.
I'm 64 and I've been told that I'm "gonna hurt my back" so many times. I hauled hay when I was 13-17, delivered furniture, delivered beer, worked in warehouses, unloaded trucks at Walmart when I was the guy in the truck because the kids were too slow, and I'm still skateboarding! What a laugh...
Well aren't you just unusually lucky
@@aaronelgas3385it's not luck, its a normal human being using his body correctly. You have to do it wrong to hurt yourself
Just need to hire roman to the job what a joke
Wait until you retire, you'll see!!!
Good for you man, not everyone is a blob of bones and fat. Just because you 60+ doesn't mean you need to be broken.
Im 64 now but around 40 years ago i had the pleasure of drilling 1.25" holes into a concrete poured wall. After a hour or so my shoulders started burning. After a couple hours my arms, shoulders and neck were fried.
Yes this looks odd but if its your tail holding that big azz Rotary Drill, especially then, i would have loved to have something like this.
I feel you Sir, drilling those juicy 1.25" wide holes is what we all strive for 😂😂😂😂
This is pulled from the film/tv industry-we hang cameras off of this type of rig all the time. Saves the operator’s back and shoulders over the course of a 12+hr day. The original design is called an EasyRig.
I was gonna say that, or someone watched “Alien” one too many times and wanted to make a mechanic’s version of the “smart gun” haha!
It’s amazing to see an idea taken from one industry and implemented in another! Really cool piece of equipment regardless of the industry that uses it
In my industry I can't think of anywhere this would be useful because generally the tools guys are holding for long periods are tools that need the weight of the tool or more on the parts to work well like grinders
This!!! Okay great the weight is off of the tool itself, but how many pounds of pressure do you have to apply to get the fucking thing to drill? That’s what beats up your joints.
This will be the last time anyone sees this ad from Hilti.
Agreed 👍🏽💯
@@johnniecrosby3288😅 💯!!!!
Screengrab it now !! 😂
its designed to allow women equality in the work force. They'll have hire someone extra to strap that harness to
😂😊😅 broke many many holes through concrete walls with a 60 pound air powered jack hammer ... that probably was designed for all the women that are getting into the trades or for us old guys that are getting called out of retirement 😊
I’m not the smartest person in the room, but why did I think he was going to lift a LS motor with that hoist?
Dude, you ain't the only one! I thought for sure he was gonna try and snatch some motor of the ground. 😅
😂
Same
Me too
This is the only logical answer for that contraption
How did our forefathers manage to build a whole country without this?!
By breaking their fucking backs and living tough lives
On the broken backs of their "appreciated" citizens
Slavery.
They payed a health prize......
They ate food that wasn’t full of processed sugar and men were celebrated for doing manly things.
Safety rule #1: do not stand under suspended loads
Y'all may think this is useless. Just wait till you have to core drill concrete with a gas drill that weighs 180 pounds and you have to go about a half inch a minute.
This different than the electric tools sitting on the table bro
As a core drill/concrete cutter. You should quit your job if you're having to use one of those.
Guess you missed the part where it says max 37 lbs
And half inch a minute? So you are having to use the cheapest bits as well? Nothing but the best on this side. Core Cut. Red bits or premium with turbo segments. 😎
Yea and 180lbs hanging in front of you is still you holding 180lbs on your back plus 80lbs more for this thing
Dude, coming from a concrete restoration background, this would have been a back saver. Freakin AWESOME 💪🏻💪🏻💪🏻
Yes I think this piece of kit will allow a lot of manual workers involved with this work actually enjoy retirement without the need for a G.P. and physiotherapist appointment every other week to try to treat thier pain and fXxxxd body . 👍
The weight is still on your back. Now if you get the apprentice to wear this! 😂
@@don2deliveractually, probably on your hips. That's why we have bosses and employees. Employee's do all the work.
Its official: people will buy anything.
Guessing you haven’t held
One of those hammer/demo tools for a long period before.
unfortunatly is true,there is market for everything,you name it you will have sales,even if you pit sh-*t in a jat,just make sure the label is pink and with capital letters tonsay ORGANIC AND FAT FREE
I'm sure it's for an industrial or construction setting where you are using the same tool 8-10 hours a day, if it saves you from long term injury and increases productivity why wouldn't you buy it
Literally mandatory equipment.
Someone's never jackhammer or demo hammered for long periods of time
This would help aged persons and their carers too. if a harness is made to help lift the elderly person to toilet etc.
I kind of want to buy this for me and my wife for Valentines Day 😂
I need this for my hunting rifle
Slings work
What r u using a punt gun
😊
Truckload full of lumber pulls up, "I got this"
Also, you need a version with an excavator bucket attachment. 🧐 🤣
It needs out riggers.
@@wolfmantroy6601
Outriggers!!!!
Lmao... You broke me. 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Every chiropractor watching this are saying "hell yeah" gonna be a good year
Not sure you understand physiology that well...its holding heavy tools away from the back that does all the damage
it s questionable sure for the upper back but the very lowest vertebra carries absolutely everything and the user probably doesn't even notice it.
Youd need to connect that thing with your legs if you wanted to spare the spine completly
@@tzschelino I mean it's whole purpose is to make a load that people were already well capable of carrying and just making it easier to carry said loads, you realize that the lower back is always carrying the load? rig or no rig?
@@tzschelino The belt puts most of its weight on your hips. Most big backpacks use this concept too
Зачем писать что это бесполезная вещь, если не держали никогда в руках по-настоящему тяжёлый перфоратор, тем более целый день.
Сколько стоит такой подйомник случайно не знаете..?
@@archicrushяк крило від літака
мать,иди борщ вари
Только эта хрень еще 20 кило весит .
@@Kefa-pp3xg на вид 5 кг.. ходите в качалку и поменьше фантазируйте))
RIP to the self esteem of anybody who walks onto a job site with other blue collar workers while wearing this.
😂💪💪
I rather look like dumb, and have a less messed up back when im older.
😂😂😂
@unreal2005 that's why no one will remember your name
@@richardcallender5531 like i give 2 shits
My bad . I didn't see Hilti in the background. & here i thought he was going to pull an engine out of a car.. 😂
Not gonna lie I thought the same thing at first.
Молодцы,кто придумал эту штуку!!
Чтобы взять отбойный молоток весом 5 кг, нужно надеть на себя ещё штуку весом 10 кг... классная идея.
Согласен полную хрень придумали,ни доделанный экзоскелет,доп нагрузка на позвоночник
Это глупая штука для чувака из офиса-слабого и глупого. Плюс место занимает...
Плюс слишком блатная...
Когда вы берете например арбуз весом 5кг, перед собой. То в этот момент нагрузка на некоторые позвонки достигает 24кг.
Этот кран снимает нагрузку с позвонков и распределяет на весь позвоночник.
Если работать целый день, это этот кран хорошая идея.
@@user-dd7dd6jr1v я думаю в ней работать будет, как минимум неудобно ещё.
Если только работе не стоять на месте с перфоратором по стойке смирно...
I'm glad my tool was balanced because now my back isn't. Let's strap a crane to your back to balance a tool.
You don’t understand ergonomics.
Do you realize how heavy one of those huge hiltis are. If you had to use one for a prolonged period of time this thing would save you a back surgery later on
You really don't have any idea about this, David. Stay in your lane, bud.
Нагрузка идёт на тазовые кости
David, stop it
Make everything weigh 75 pounds more, and damage everu door frame you walk through lol
🤣 and when that thing clips the frame with you in it strapped in all snug, but he's gonna be wearing an osha helmet anyway 🤣
I’m doing good carrying the tools I have around now without scratching a floor or hitting door frame. You give me this doc Oct looking shit I’d be in the negative on every job
It’s designed so that you don’t have to bend over and possibly throw your back out lifting something heavy. But I despise equipment like this because it just makes humans even more lazy than they were before👍🏻.
@Eco.boost2.7 it's not at all lazy, it's for guys who have to drill a shit ton of holes a day with a rotohammer. Putting less stress on your body is in no way lazy.
@@larrynutt1581dude you let the tool do the work stop trying to push on it straining yourself & this is dumb I've drilled 300 holes a day throughout 2 feet of concrete
I work with some dudes slinging air hammers all day, this kit would be awesome. It looks like you'd be able to sit on a stool or kneel while using it too, F*ing rad! I've used ceiling rigging and tethers before but the height adjustability on this thing looks awesome.
They do have ones that can “lock” into a chair of sorts, that and other “ *Passive Exoskeletons* “ currently in use along with shit like this will really be cool as hell.
My main concern is just cost (especially when some asshole boss who won’t have the chronic issues later in life is the one deciding if it’s “worth it”), and the usual people being all dumb over anything that makes life easier *because they had it soooow hawd* (and nice things are bad, god forbid working conditions improve!).
I like the part where it says "zero gravity" yet it attaches to your back.
Just Add Extra Weight!!!
They mean it relieves the effect of gravity on the tool it is holding, not the device itself
Zero gravity is obviously marketing hype, but I'd assume it works like a long distance hiking backpack, the type used for over night hikes. They have a belt that transfers the weight to your hips. If you've ever worn a standard backpack then wore one of those with a weight transfer belt it does feel like there's zero gravity on your pack.
@@artvandelay1099 what you said is true but they were not saying the pack is zero gravity but rather the tool that you no longer need to hold is relieved of gravity entirely so it kinda is zero gravity for the tool because it is suspended.
Comments above are from people who don't get jokes.
I put it on, connected it to my Reese hitch, hit the button, and drove myself in the ground waist deep.
This is how I’m going to start picking engines at the shop now
Me too 😂😂😂
Отличный инструмент приходилось пользоваться 🔥👍
Well, I'm just going to adapt my rifle to work with this.
50bmg just became the new 223
Its called ergonomic people. I definitely would purchase one of these to pull the engine out of my Buick.
😂good one.
Underrated comment
..и пипец твоим коленям...
Hope u got a strong back
😂😂😂 😂
All the heavy machine operators are sweating😂
Finally!
*Something to prevent a back injury everytime I need to pee*
The struggle is real.
Im 70 and ive been toying with the idea of something like this!
😂😂
Turning your spine into a crane?
My boss would laugh if I asked to hire one of those.
Of course he would. You can't hire something that requires another person to wear the damn thing. Otherwise, it's useless. Your boss probably already has one of those 😂😂😂😂
What do you guys do? Do you even work in construction?
Друг, мотор из машины тоже можно вытащить? Очень идея понравилась👍👍👍
😂😂😂😂😂😂
might be a little front heavy
I agree
That's dope!! Your back is priceless. Anyone who knows knows that once you hurt your back, it's never the same. Who cares what people have to say about how you look. Get er done.
Back when i was a lad, we had to carry our tools.
Some design engineers need to strap this thing on and pick up their imaginations, walk to a dumpster and drop everything
And you’ll be the first one to file a work comp claim when you’re injured from having to work with that heavy drill every week for years. That’s all they care about is preventing injury to avoid payout. If it makes the job easier and saves your body why would you use it?
@@OnhaeyI guess if your only exercise is when you pick up the drill....
So now we've eliminated "holding big ass tool" what's next no cigarette? No sleeveless shirts? No hangovers?
I can just imagine steel workers from the past shaking their heads in shame lol
The steel workers that died by 40?
“Honey, can you hang this picture?”
😂😂😂
As a guy who ran jack hammers over head for a living, I want to try this for myself and see how it actually feels.
A 37 lb limit, but you will be an instant fan. That I can say for sure.
I thought he was about to pull an engine block out of a car. look at me, I'm a walking cherry picker.😂
I could see myself using that for my weed wacker after a hangover the next day doing lawn care.
Excellent equipment to take care back and neck for workers.
My respect to Hilti
A new superhero is born: Towmam!!
That's great stuff.... finally something to help the guys who develop so much pain after years of holding things like hedge trimmers, heavy drills.
As an older female, mostly retired electrician I think that is amazing and wish I would have had one 20 years ago when I was building services and sinking ground rods!
Works great in all those small construction spaces
😂😂😂 love the sarcasm
Good luck convincing the boss you need that
Oh my gosh I’m in my mid 70s and I can hold this size hilti all day and I can’t imagine wearing that thing all day. Now if there’s something for overhead work I’d sure go for THAT!
I can now walk my dog while watching shorts
Вот буржуи молодцы! Хочу себе такую приблуду
Нахрена? Везде будет цепляться
@@user-ox9ij8hu8rа ты не лезь туда где она будет цеплять
@@user-qx8kc1yi1d В поле работать? 😀
No ! Is for Marlin Fishing!!👑🙀🐬
If you've ever had to hold one of those hammer drills with a 5 inch coring bit spinning, you'll understand how awesome that rig is.
It won't stop the drill from twisting around on you when it starts to take a bite thou.
very true, but then thats why one's head is to be used for more than a hat rack. cause if you have to do a lot. one want to be able to do it with a bit of ease. thus build something to that effect. with safety in mind as well.
And giving a bit more thought, if the "company" has the money to spend on this set up, why don't they spend it on a proper coring rig? That can be bolted right to the wall plus way more stable than having a person holding it and less chance of any sort of twisting injury.
Great invention! That should save your back from odd contortions that your back isn't intended for.
EXACTLY
What?
You loaded a 100lb crane on your back so you didn't have 50lbs on your back.
This is for union sissies and nobody else.
I catch you spending 20 mins putting this lame crane on instead of cutting the pipe I'll fire you.
"Hey Boi, back in MY day we just destroyed our back for no reason. Get off my jobsite boi!" You don't seem to understand that weight distribution makes a huge difference. @@davidmichael9275
Every time you walk through a door opening you're gonna be cussing!😂😂
I've ran big Milwaukee rotor hammers all day for weeks on end. And I'd never even think about using that thing. I do understand why they make it. In the words of P.T.Barnum "It is immoral to allow a fool to keep his money ".
IT WAS "CANADA" BILL JONES THE ONE WHO SAID THAT,BRO!! 🤘🤘🤘
hahaha
Nice but how about pulling something up to a truck that would be something cool to see
30 лет на стройках ,полстраны объехал.Зачастую простой перфоратор организации купить не могут,со своим приезжай или кувалду ,лом предложат.Машины до сих пор руками разгружаем вместо крана.Лучше себе карманы набьют ,чем работяге труд облегчить.Как же я Вам завидую !Мне про такую вещь даже заикнуться не дадут -с работы выгонят как чуждого элемента.
Бросай таких работяг.
Ты есть то скем ты работаешь.
Повышай навык, и стань сам себе начальником.
@@user-hn2zc7gk8u Читайте внимательно!Или Вы думаете я за 30 лет не стал начальником, ничего не достиг,и не набрался опыта?Я про то ,что не покупают организации Hilti.А я хоть и вожу свою бригаду,и закупил нужный инструмент,мне его никто не оплатит.Поэтому Hilti моя мечта .
А я лет 15 работаю, последние 5 на себя и знаете ли отношение к себе меняется координально: если есть вариант меньше ебашить, то почему бы и нет?
Доходило до абсурда: мне с коллегой на обьект нужно 2 поддона цемента, выгружать его в одного не хочу, коллега в отъезде. Нахожу 2 алкаша и мне за 500 рублей разгружают газельку. Похуй, что они там вместо 30 минут со мной проеблись 2 часа сами, я тем временем выставлял маяки, что больше нудно и геморно, чем тяжело.
Что до подобных подвесов, то при пробитии дверных проёмов чаще пользовались стойкой для ж/б перекрытий и механизмом страховки с авто. Отбойник обматывали проволкой и через карабин цеплял к ремню. Удобней, чем в руках держать эту ебанину.
I'd buy two, if it were allowed to move the Resident, & VP from the Whitehouse 🤔
Used to work at a place with a lot of out of shape people who tried to lift too much. Management gave everyone back braces. Then the same out of shape people just tried to lift even more. Core strength, losing the beer gut and working within your means will do more for your health than this expensive piece of junk.
I was wondering when they were going to come out with a lawn mower engine hoist.
I need one of these with the swing attachment lol
Ohhh I see. You dirty dirty😉😂 sign me up for one aswell!
Yup little body harness for the wife, 😉 😉
😂
As I go through a doorway, U will only do that once .
I am more of a car mechanic and less of a plumber. I just replaced my water heater. The job ws not complicated.
I did discover that working with plumbing wrenches is very different than working with car ranchesn
The torque applied to opening or closing the fitting is really where the muscle strength matters.
When working with plumbing wrenches just holding them up extended worth your arms out is difficult. they can be 5 10 15 pounds I don't know but there. Heavy compared to a box and wrench.
Then you have to have a second wrench holding back with your other hand so you don't twist stuff out of place.
Sonia have 2 wrenches holding them in an awkward position trying not to lose you're grip on the pipe or whatever.
It's very difficult it's not technically complicated but it is very awkward and difficult.
The wrenches are heavy and it matters not something everyone thinks about.
Cool engine lift
Right hey man meet me at the wrecking yatd and don't forget the stretch and eat your wheaties its a V8 lol
@@kevinmire3745 lol
Im at war with myself right now , one half says “that’s about as beta as it gets” while the other half says “I could do that job with a beer in my hand now”
accept the urges, be the beta you truly are
You got me…..
Will it hold a baby in a harness though?
Way too heavy 😂
That would be hard on doorways
Whats the weight rating? Could be handy for *some* compressor jobs 🤔