VIBRATING TABLE - I make a with my own hands

This video shows the process of making an inexpensive, small vibrating table that I used to cast paving slabs. The vibrating table did its job perfectly. The tile turned out without air pockets and even with gloss on the front part. Definitely, for constant work, you need a large working area of the table, and the motor is more reliable (designed for vibration!). Better to take a real vibration motor. But this is completely different money.
#vibrating_table #how_to_do_it_yourself #vibrating_surface #vibrating_workbench #instructions #example #paving_slabs #DIY #CleverBill_DIY
Music
Composition - She No Dull Beat
By Nana Kwabena

[@arianefobes3639]

great!!!!!!!!!

[@CleverBill-DIY]

Thanks! :)

[@CleverBill-DIY]

When using a small vibrating table to make paving slabs, I received tiles of a completely different quality. There are no sinks on my paving slabs and the surface is shiny.

[@sherifabdulla]

This is awesome! What did you use for the surface of the vibrating table? Is that just plywood?

[@CleverBill-DIY]

Hello, yes it is regular plywood :)

[@brentnorman464]

Where did you get the springs and do you have a part number?

[@CleverBill-DIY]

Valve springs, from the LADA car engine.

[@garden2019]

Great job can we use vibrating motor??

[@CleverBill-DIY]

Why not? The vibration motor is just for this purpose :))

[@jorgeasafbecilmunoz6991]

Hi! What are the specifications of the vibrator motor? (W, HP, rpm)

[@CleverBill-DIY]

The engine was unmarked, not objectively - I can say that it is not powerful at all, and not very resourceful :))

[@beantkularan5099]

Moter rpm sir?

[@CleverBill-DIY]

I can’t say that there were no data on the motor, but I can definitely say that they are not very high.