The Power of the Incline Motor Assembly: Part 2

A look inside the Incline motor assembly showing how it works and how this small motor is able to exert so much force and showing what it can do to a big printer/scanner/copier machine.
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[@fabulousfabrications1985]

A little engineering and you got jaws of life !!

[@inhisnameislay3401]

Okay very cool thank you

[@mario_maverick74zambrano93]

Esta excelente su video!

[@toddyork226]

What did you power it with? Id like to have it ope a door on a timer...

[@djaysenpai]

i'm surprised theses plastic gears can hold the torque

[@nationalfactory6668]

djaysenpai its not the gears generating it its the screwing

[@delibasist239]

you can use the motor as a spit roaster?

[@liamcampbell2951]

would have been cool to use it to build an electric vise

[@nationalfactory6668]

Liam Campbell a mechanical vise makes 7700lbs so its almost ten times weaker

[@griffinmackenzie]

I wonder if you could break into a car or break car glass with that lol

[@HL4EHalfLife]

Griffin Mackenzie It would definitely break the glass.

[@rockyjjones8989]

Did you use a 3 way toggle switch to get the forward and reverse on the lift motor? I have one but not sure how to get it to reverse and go forward.

[@HL4EHalfLife]

Yep that's exactly what I did.

[@LiveNLearn1968]

How many voltage is applied to the incline motor

[@HL4EHalfLife]

It's a 120V AC motor.

[@inhisnameislay3401]

Wait a minute did you skip the wiring again? WTF

[@antresia.9723]

Aw man

[@rocky_adventure_bay7562]

I’ve got 10 massive engines capable of smashing 1800 tons in garage, if I connect them together and duplicate a mechanism like that can I crush stuff

[@MrPhotodoc]

too bad there are plastic gears in there. i wanted to make an electric car jack from it.

[@aldindzekic3787]

Can u use it to make a rotisserie for a hog

[@nationalfactory6668]

Its 400 to 500lbs

[@HL4EHalfLife]

Actually its 1224Lbs.

[@nationalfactory6668]

For Science how did you measure it do a video of it

[@HL4EHalfLife]

ruclips.net/video/v7TVpnPd1qk/видео.html

[@nationalfactory6668]

For Science Very good weighing scale and proof that things are much stronger than they are estimated