My son saw this today at the Western Idaho Fair, he studied it as best he could from a distance and wanted to know how it’s made. Thanks for the QR code directing us to your channel. We watched the Auger video. He’d love to see more videos of you making it.
That is awesome! I've got plans for several additional videos. If there's something specific he'd like, let me know and I'll make sure and cover it soon.
Wow, very well done. I have your other one book marked I like it so much as well. Really like the uniqueness you incorporate unlike so many others you see, congrats. I was wondering if the lift was a marble pump or is it some other mechanism?
Thank you for the kind words! As you've already noted, it's an auger lift. I'll be posting a video down the line showing some of the internals of the lift.
Great question! Right now the table just has locking casters, but I want to upgrade them to something like these leveling casters (www.amazon.com/Leveling-Upgraded-Adjustable-Workbench-Capacity/dp/B0C5GQNNST?th=1)
This project has taken a little over six months, about 3 hours a day after work during the week and about 12 hours over the weekends, so best guestimate is about 650-700 hours total. I have to have it ready to go on Monday, and am really wishing I had another week.... =)
Nice job!
Thank you!
My son saw this today at the Western Idaho Fair, he studied it as best he could from a distance and wanted to know how it’s made. Thanks for the QR code directing us to your channel. We watched the Auger video. He’d love to see more videos of you making it.
That is awesome! I've got plans for several additional videos. If there's something specific he'd like, let me know and I'll make sure and cover it soon.
Wow, very well done. I have your other one book marked I like it so much as well. Really like the uniqueness you incorporate unlike so many others you see, congrats. I was wondering if the lift was a marble pump or is it some other mechanism?
Thank you for the kind words! As you've already noted, it's an auger lift. I'll be posting a video down the line showing some of the internals of the lift.
Fun! Does the table have adjustable feet in case it is placed in a location where the floor is out of level?
Great question! Right now the table just has locking casters, but I want to upgrade them to something like these leveling casters (www.amazon.com/Leveling-Upgraded-Adjustable-Workbench-Capacity/dp/B0C5GQNNST?th=1)
Sorry just opened up the description and saw the auger lift note. Approx how many hours total do you have into this project?
This project has taken a little over six months, about 3 hours a day after work during the week and about 12 hours over the weekends, so best guestimate is about 650-700 hours total. I have to have it ready to go on Monday, and am really wishing I had another week.... =)
We saw this today! It’s exceptional and captivating.