Aerial Workbench & Wood Storage Part 2 - Modifying An Electric Lift from Auxx-Lift.com
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- Опубліковано 29 вер 2024
- Expanding on my original idea of storing sheet goods up on the ceiling, you can also have a workbench with 6 tool stations descend for when you need it!
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Enjoyed the video, and picked up some more good ideas...thanks. Now, I'm not (yet) a lathe guy...but Rikon would be worth checking out, as they have a few to choose from, depending upon objectives and budget. I see you already have at least one Rikon tool, so you know they produce quality tools. Cheers.
Thanks yea their band saw I have it’s one of the top 3 (for the level I’m buying at) so I’ll take a look!
Ive got the older 10" delta midi lathe that I picked up for almost nothing. Its runs like a champ but Id definitely reccomend a 12 or even 14" swing if you think bigger bowls /platters/vessles are something your interested in. Also belt switching is a pain so get a variable speed if you can. All the midi lathes from jet, delta,rikon, rockler etc are pretty similar so its mostly an issue of how much swing you want and variable speed
Awesome thanks for the recommendations!
Roof the limit not sky, unless the roof dont handle the weight........ 😂😅
Yep make sure to check with the professional before installing if you’re unsure of the weight capacity 👍
This has been fun to watch. I haven't seen anyone else doing this, and YT woodworking channels are notorious copy cats. Been loving this channel and I really enjoy your presentation style.
Thanks I appreciate that. Yeah I try to come up with my own stuff. I actually have stopped watching other peoples UA-cam channels just so it’s not influencing what I’m doing!
Rikon and jet have nice new lathes but turing is super fun any seem to have some money maybe spoil yourself with a nova. Harvey also has some good ones if you want to try and get a sponsor.
Thanks for the recommendations!
Came back to video. Finally looking at purchasing this lift. Noticed the discount code wasn't working. I'm going back and forth on 400lbs. vs. 600 lbs. I want to store sheet goods I have several 1/2 size sheets but also like the idea of putting tools on it. is the additional cost worth the extra 200lbs?
Well, that’s a hard one, I didn’t stress test these to see what the breaking point was it works until it doesn’t, my 600 pound version has been working great I don’t have any concerns and I put quite a bit of extra lumber on there so I would probably say for peace of mind go to 600 as long as you have confidence in the ceiling that you’re mounting it too. sorry I don’t control the discount code. I’m sure when they made it. It had a time limit on it so it wasn’t a perpetual thing.
Thank for the reply and keep up the great videos
Don’t do it Anakin I have the highground 😂
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It would be really neat if the legs folded out from underneath. That way you don’t need sawhorses or have to store sawhorses or find a place to store them. Great video very interesting concept.
Thanks! Yea this was just to explore some options for other people with the sawhorses. I’m personally going to be sliding my big assembly table under it when I want to bring it down as a workspace. I totally agree with the full down legs other than adding the additional weight, but finding some cool metal option that doesn’t weigh very much would be a great option for it!
Watching while assembling my new Delta 36-725t2. I wish I had your high ceilings.
Who have fun with the saw! Assembly process takes forever making sure you get it perfectly level. Yeah I really love the ceilings. It gives me a lot of options.
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Nice, thanks as usual. Im already wondering if my wife would notice this on the garage ceiling. 🤔
lol!
Literally have been waiting anxiously for this part 2 like it’s the sequel to my favorite movie haha 😂
Ha ha! Well shoot I wish I would’ve made it a little better then! It’s not really something I’m going to use. I’m gonna use the rest of it for additional lumber storage, but I thought it was a good idea to just kind of illustrate for people some options.
I don't know if you ever mentioned or showed it but do you have your garage heated?
I literally just installed a mini split this week for air and heat, prior to that I had two infrared heaters but man they cost sooooo much in electricity. I keep the shop in nj 65 constant with those and it was costing me 700 a month in added electric (over what I pay in fall) the mini split should be a fraction
@@BitnerBuilt yeah I am in PA (same weather) and I don't know what to do. $700 / month sounds wild. We have a 4700sqft house + electric car and we are around $300 a month, so I don't want to add another 700+ to heat up my garage. The garage is also not the best isolated one. But the cost to make it better is almost not worth it.
@@WoodyWoodworker so I have a electric car as well and a heated pool that’s heated year round. we have solar in the solar during the summer is around $50 a month, it only gets up to that crazy number with those infrared heaters. I’m hoping that the mini split only runs me about $50-$100 a month. It’s crazy efficient and will heat up the entire garage from 50° to around 70 in about 20 minutes. Which means I don’t have to run it all the time I’ll let you know after I get my next bill what I run at. It was also only $700 for me to buy it and install it myself 18,000 BTU. I technically only needed 12,000 but I figured I’d oversize itsince your garage I’m super heavily insulated
@@BitnerBuilt yeah an update on this would be nice. My main problem is a space problem. I don't know where to put a mini split, I think we have to redo some Landscape work first. But don't know if that will help though.
Very great idea Justin thanks for sharing
Thanks Jim!