Homemade Wooden Lifting Table
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Probably the coolest project I've built so far. It has already proven to be useful in- and outside the shop. Also the first time I could use the metal lathe.
By the way, this was no cheap project. All materials together cost about 200€, but still totally worth the investment!
Link to the metal hardware: cncshop.at/index.php?s=3
Enjoy the video! 
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Would anyone be interested in plans? Though I can't guarantee that I can make some in the near future.
And everyone: please watch the whole video before commenting
Yes please, this is an awesome build.
Marius Hornberger if you want to make plans that woud bi awsome👍
Marius Hornberger Unglaublich, was man alles schaffen kann wenn man will👍👍👍
Pläne wären super
Lg, Alex
That would be a great idea, i can see this in my shop
Marius Hornberger ja klar mann. das wäre echt geil
Wow! One of those would have been handy during my move. Now thinking about building one, but I'm not sure I have enough need for one compared to the time it takes to build one!
I can only recommend building one. For me/ us it already came in handy inside and outside the shop. Without filming you could do it in 3-5 days
Grosses Lob von Matthias. Kann nicht jeder Holzwerker aus Deutschland von sich behaupten.
Yes build one! I'm always surprised what you can make from scrap materials. and another shelf build is not that fun to watch.
make one to replace scaffold :)
Ernst van Spronsen Everything Matthias does is fun to watch, but yes I would love to see him build one too.
How could anyone dislike this video?
Superb, thank you.
The world needs more people like you, thanks for a great watch.
Because you can earn enough money working part time in a fast food place for a few days to buy a better one, and also have money left over. Get real....
When this video started with 2.5 minutes of Marius bragging, I thought, "wow, this is going to be good" and I was RIGHT. When he put the set square on and the top and bottom frames lined up perfectly, I cried tears of joy.
I also loved how he used the table to help build itself.
I'm impressed by your efficient small shop, and the lifting table in particular.
We all would be happy with more space, but it's nice to see folks making the best of what they have. Keep up the good work, thanks for sharing!
you RUclips
Tremendous attention to detail in this build! And this was definitely the shortest half-hour-long video I've ever watched ;-)
Thanks, Jeremy!
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Jeremy Schmidt just watched your belt tensioner spring video :D two of my favorite makers at the same time!
i agree, superb video and level of detail!
Totally agree!
& Jeremy you are no slouch yourself.
One of the best designed, engineered, explained and executed projects I've seen on YT! Impressive build and functionality. I truly admire your machining skills, well done!
Amazing work Marius! It's wonderful to see your incredible attention to detail! You are genuine and an awesome craftsman - thank you!
All of your projects are great and worth looking at but also to construct if you need to. Between you and Matthias the suggestion are extremely valuable and constructive. Great job thank you
Congrats! You made really a good job: precise, well-designed and well-explained. Thanks for sharing it and go ahead with so great projects!
This has got to be some of the most precise wood working I have ever seen in my life... Nice job!
watch Matthias Wandel he gets very precise :)
What beautiful and ingenious work! You have done an incredible job on the fit and finish of this lifting table. I would very much like to see the plans for this even if they are just rough hand drawings! Most of us don't have your skill for designing things like this.
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Great project Marius, and a project that used alot of the tools in the shop. Makes for a great video with a fantastic table lift at the end of it. Good job!
One thumbs up is simply not enough!
I am not sure what I am more envious about, that beautiful and highly practical lifting table or your workshop !!
This is amazing. I lost track of time watching you work. Excellent job.
Beautiful piece! And very impressive strength.
One suggestion: When you made the template for the scissor arms, since you needed the ends equal distance from the center, you could have made a one-ended template instead of a two-ended template. Clamp, drill center and one end, then put a bushing in the center and rotate it to drill the opposite end.
Great job on the lifting table. As always, I am amazed at the quality of your workmanship. Thanks for sharing!
I appreciate accurate precise work. You had to take your time and for that to be young is an asset. Setting up the camera and editing must have taken half of the time you put in. I am in steel work, still value yours, keep it up.
Thank you Marius! Awesome project and your video kept me engaged for way longer than I usually like to watch videos like this. Now if only I had a shop like that.
This might be the coolest thing I've seen built on youtube. Super impressive woodworking and a great blend of skills.
Definitely your best and most interesting design and build yet, which says a lot.
this is so impressive. what a brilliant guy. you deserve a bigger shop sir!
This is brilliant. What a great result.
Live the way you cut/edit the video.
I have to build two lifts for my tool bench. The planer and jointer disappear into the table. This has been an awesome tutorial. Thank you, it answered all my questions.
Yes, I'd be interested in the plans. Simply brilliant!
Goes to show, every house needs a metal lathe.
Nice Build!
Right?! I'm in total jaw-drop mode, it's sooooooo niiiiice!!!!
Very nicely done! I was most impressed when you hopped up on there - but the utility is just great. I love and need the most flexible but functional (hence space, money, and life-saving) tools possible.
Beautiful patient workmanship. Love to have the plans!
Everything about this is top quality... from the video content to the craftsmanship. Pure awesome (Y)
Excellent workmanship of perfection and engineering. Lot of calculations and right choice of hardware is the key to make usefull stuff.
My congratulations to this young man !!!!!!
GOPAL DAGA, CAlCUTTA, INDIA
I learned some great tips from this video! These tips are AMAZING!!! Great work! Thanks for sharing your projects!
I am totally blown away. This is an awesome video. This is exactly what I want to build. I want to store my planer under my work bench when not in use and be able to raise it up to a comfortable height when using. I would love to have plans!
Great job you got great skills young man keep it up you will go far
Marius, great build as always. Thank you. I usually don't watch RUclips videos that are as long as this one, but I'm glad I found the time.
So a year later... how is the table handling the stresses of day-to-day workshop life? Did you ever build the next one? Personally I'd love to see you do a follow-up visit to some older projects, see how well they've worked, and what you'd do differently if you started over.
I cannot begin to tell you how impressed I am with both your skills and your patience. I don’t know your age but it’s quite impressive how well you know your craft. There is an extreme amount of precision with your build and how u dealt and shown your approach was incredible. Well done, it was a pleasure to watch the video... yes I watched the whole video without fast forwarding at all! Take care
Just an exceptional thing to engineer and build in wood! How useful to have in a shop. So impressed.
Dude, at the beginning of every vid I'm like what?! That's stupid! That's not going to work...2 hours and 20 vids later...I'm so going to start working with wood. Awsome job man, you truelly make an art seem easy
I am very impressed with this young man. I am in my sixty's and I couldn't have done a better job. Great job!
Excellent build from a young genius...keep up the great work.
I am glad you are back at making your highly detailed and interesting videos. Just wanted to say thank you.
Quality build my friend, I want one now.
Firstly Welcome Back. Secondly is WOW what a fantastic build that was, it was a mixture of Engineering and Woodwork and i have to say this build must be up there with one of the best that you have done. It was so intricate with all the pieces that had to be precise and no mistakes, even though you did a couple you managed to sort it out.
I don't know how or where you get these ideas from for all your builds (probably out of your head ha ha ha) , but you are one talented individual. Well Done and keep up the great work that you are doing.
Barry (ENG)
Thanks a lot, Barry!
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Jeremy White
Fantastic job and so well explained.
I enjoyed that. You had me drooling for all the shop tools you have.
Very convenient! Thanks for sharing!
Holy shit man, I watched plenty of your stuff, but this blew my mind. Even Matthias took time to write something. Great job man.
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Bravo Mario! You're working with great skills!
What a lot of machinery and equipment !!!!! Wow!!! Very exact and clean work, congratulations!
Your mind and skills are note worthy for a young man. Signs of genius.
Great video Marius. Actually, day after day you astonish me with your skills and deep thinking. You are genius, mate. God bless you.
You are a talented craftsman beyond your years. I am very impressed with your thoroughness and foresight to solve problems before they arise. Keep up the excellent work !!!
I wish I had all of his tools to work with, be nice when you can’t get quite the right size of metal you need to just run over to the metal lathe and make it whatever size you want! Those are not cheap machines either! Regardless he’s a smart young man with a great skill set! Wish him the best in all his future projects
Yeah... that was really awesome. Looking forward to the hydraulic version you speak of :)
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Attention to detail as good as a watchmaker - love his workshop and yes every home needs a metal lathe.
Sitze hier in Australien und bin absolut begeistert. One day I’ll have a workshop like that I hope, plus the skills... Nice video!
Man, I wish I could have all of your equipment in my room. Great job so far.
i too am so jealous
Genius for copying other designs? I guess I am a genius too! Who knew
This was an awesome project! I would love to have a lift like that for working on yard equipment, and small engines. As far as the metal lathe, what reasonable person would expect you to use it in the manner of a professional machinist? As far as the length of the video? When the more interesting the content, the less one notices the passage of time.
One thing though, keep your fingers out of the crush zone of that lift, at all times, regardless of how much you trust the device. We don't need you changing your channel name to Marius Halfhand Hornberger.
That would be helpful. I have looked for a similar project and you have done a great job of designing and building. You showed skill in assembly, design and function!
Beautifully made! It looks like something you would buy and pay a lot of money to get. I am so impressed.
Very impressive!!! 😀😀😀 I like it very much!
That was really worth watching! Great job Marius!
You have a great design, well thought out and well constructed. I could have used it years ago. I wish you good luck on all your projects, and you will go far as the future goes on.
I'm really love this wood made lifting table, thank you
i just watched a 32 minutes video.......i saw it afterwards,it felt like 5 minutes,your skills in editing (and wood/metal work) are excellent! i rather watch one of your video than some stupid series on tv ! ps: sneeze in the outtakes ;gesundheid (hope i wrote that correct) , pss ;yes for the plans please!!!
Gesundheit!
An addition I feel would be useful is to add a sheet over the area where the lower bearings run. That would reduce the amount of dust that collects there that could stop the height adjustment. Don't want to put something heavy on it and find it won't lower far enough because some wood chips got in the way.
Bunny Warren - I was thinking about the exposed bearings as well. Although they may cost a little more, I would have used sealed bearings. This was a well done video and an excellent project!
Great Job, Marius, thanks for sharing. Good to see young fellows, as yourself doing precise, high skilled work. Your father must be proud of you. Keep up the good work!
Marius, this lift opens up new possibilities for shops with limited space. My shop is 19'x20' (5.9x6 meters) interior dimensions but I have a lot of tools and machines. I had been thinking of building a table with a rotating top for the sander, grinder and drill press. A flip table would accommodate the planer and miter saw. With the lift table it would be easy to store all of the tools in vertical shelves and set the needed tools out as required. The primary function of my shop is to build radio controlled aircraft so large woodworking is a secondary function once the cabinets and workbenches have been built.
Great functional shop project. Love it!
Two weeks, eh. Wondering how much $ in materials?
Great job, Marius!
OMG you are alive xD
lol thought the same thing ,lol
Impressive! Not only very well engendered, it is solid, stable and quite useful in a small to moderate size wood shop.
Great work, planning, and craftsmanship!!!
when i saw the weels part i was like wtf!!!u cant use this! oh u got me there :D
NEW Subscriber!! watched one video then another and another. liked all 👍
So incredibly skilled for such a young man!
Marius it was a great pleasure watching you build your bench. Fantastic thank you.
I'd have done it differently. I'd have cut each piece of wood just off square and drilled the holes with a greater degree of error, thus ensuring nothing lined up. Then I'd have frigged about for hours trying to get the unit together, only to have it fall to bits when I tried to use it to lift my 100kg table off the groud. I'd then drive down to the nearest store, buy one, scratched the labels off it and told my mates I made it.
Luke Johnson i cant find your build video? Some kind of youtube error i suppose
Dude. Feelz! This fella's precision has me all, like, stars in my eyes and such!!!
I would like to have plans so I can build me one of the scissors jack. Let me know if you can get me some plans. Thanks
Jimmy
I started getting a scam ad on my Facebook feed that made me search out the construction if a lift table. Believe it or not there is a company using this very video to sell lift tables. I’m glad I saw this video before I tried to buy the product.
Great idea and a great video Marius.
Me too
Please report it as scam. That's the best we can do
Will do Marius!
Well done Marius, it was a pleasure to watch you create such a cool lifting table.
With your accent I was waiting on you to say “IT’S ALIVE!”
i think ill make one out of steel . a little bit bigger so i can work on my moto bike ,
Really awesome! Both beautiful and functional. I wish I had the time to build just such a table, but I'm going to have to do something a bit simpler I'm afraid.
Started watching this video, and thought "yet another kid showing off his father's workshop, and assembling pre-machined parts". Well, after one minute in-video, I was pleasantly surprised with the level of your skill, knowledge, and resolving in-build quirks. Knowledge you have, needed to work with those machines, puts you in grade of expert craftsman. Little things are that count, and with you it is your attention to details. This was not long video, I enjoyed watching it. My hat's off to you, sir.
Thanks, man! But this is not my father's workshop ;)
Marius wie immer eine erstklassige Arbeit
ganz klar Daumen hoch für Bau und Ausführung
lg Rene
Brutaler Typ der Marius ,Rene! Wenn er was macht, dann gscheit!!!!
@Lets-Bastel - und ganz ohne Fluchen, wusste gar nicht, dass das auch noch ohne geht, so lange war er weg :)
@ suit1337 jeder hat so seinen eigenen Stil.
Andreas von Krüchten ii
Lets-Bastel nicht nur er ist supee in bauen auch du
You're an artist!
Awesome project and I just wanted to thank you for not having adds....the build was a good watch and even better without the adds
WOW thats the coolest woodworking project I have ever seen on youtube. I wish there was plans for this build.
This is a really good project!
Some of these comments are really annoying. Picking on stupid little things in the video like video production is his full time job. Lighten up people and enjoy the skilled workmanship, after all that is the point of the video not how to make the perfect video. There are videos out there a thousand times worse with music so loud it drowns out the speaking, or presented in such monotone ways it puts you to sleep. The videos are very easy to watch to the end so build a bridge and get over your petty intolerances.
I held off for a day when this video came out cause I knew I wanted the time and headspace to watch this with the attention it deserved. I was not disappointed.
Dodgy Brothers ever heard of "everybody's a critic" ? Well that's all of RUclipss comment sections
And while I believe everyone is entitled to a fairly expressed opinion, the flip side of that is why should I bother taking my time and effort making videos for ingrates? People think that because there is a degree of anonymity on YT comments, it entitles them to write stupid comments when they couldn't do better themselves. There is also a saying... Put up or shut up. Think it applies just as equally.
Anyone who has ever done video knows how long it takes (anything like 1 hour of shooting to 10 hours of editing). So a massive effort here just in the video aside from these fascinating projects. Great job. To the rest - yes put up or shut up!
Dodgy Brothers
Very nice and useful build! I am envious of your shop!! Thanks for sharing.
Fabulous practical build. You do nice detailed work and a pleasure to watch. Thank you.
Damn, my mouth got dry after standing open for 30 minutes.
Nice one
Definitely not click bait. It was indeed "worth watching."
Thanks!
I think you can be the next gen Mathias-Heisz woodworker. Thats why we can all tolerate a decrease of videos frequency, untill you get a bigger shop. But than again, by than, you might be a whole other person, not worse but more mature. We aplaude you Marius.
ganz tolle Arbeit, herzlichen Glückwunsch! Es ist immer wieder eine Freude, Deine präzisen Meisterstücke zu sehen.
Still would like plans just like 2 years ago :-)
Excellent stuff - great work. The only thing that had me cringing was when you were holding down the corner while lifting the drill press from the lowest setting - you had your fingers under the scissor lift...! Ouch. Other than that, I can't find fault with anything, so all the nitpickers who have commented with nitpicks need to pull their respective heads in (Aussie expression there ;) )
And that is some great machinery you have there - I'm lusting after that metal lathe (and the skill to use it).
Dr_ rock pete Ohh bag other people but it ok for you to be the safety police . Ha pull ya head out of ya arse bloke ! ! ( anouther aussie expression ) 😁
I've found, much to my dismay, that if you ever browse the comments on any video for more than a few minutes, you will always find nitpickers. And of course, they're usually people who "know" much but have done very little.
Dude this video is great. I've got some stuff to learn before making something this well-planned but this is awesome for inspiration.
Excellently done video. And you are a real craftsman. Thank you for sharing.