DIY Home Built Car Rotisserie! $20 Dollars Spent! Attempt At Your Own Risk!!!!!LOL

Ok here is my version of a home built rotisserie for the Datsun 280z using materials I have laying around the shop. I have spent a total of $20 dollars. Please be careful when doing projects like this. It Can be Dangerous!

[@evyc2537]

I like when you show, “making the best use of what you have already “.

[@futuristcor]

$20,= if you look at what the weld materials cost nowadays I think the 20 is only just enough for the welding materials

[@fox-body]

lol. You’re not wrong.

[@ronnelson7157]

Congrats on building a death trap. That thing is going to drop that car on you when you least expect it. The triangles are going to swing away from the car. Also it looks like galvanized steel and you welded to it without cleaning the surface. Poisonous gases created in the welding fumes. Be safe.

[@fox-body]

lol. Cars almost done, I had it on there for 6 months and It never fell. 🤷🏼‍♂️

[@evyc2537]

That’s awesome, it worked!!👏

[@neilmclean7924]

Great video. However...the max distance for triange needs to be diagonal from pivot to floor outside wheel and diagonal from pivot to roof straight up from the side edge not just vertical. As these are further away as you rotate. 👍

[@gorr4]

IIRC the lifting / rotating frames, arer usually connected to each other with adjustable beam in the middle.

[@fox-body]

Yea I ended up doing that.

[@otiliomorales9422]

SUPER NICE ALTERNATIVE

[@topdragster365w]

Kris you have a video mounting your coilover shocks inbound behind the axel

[@fox-body]

Sorry no.

[@topdragster365w]

Thanks I was asking incase you did I like how you explain stuff good.
Thanks

[@masjuggalo]

That's really cool and im probably gonna steal your idea. But those wheels arent casters caster swivel

[@dans5595]

cut the music volume in half. ideally the same, or lower in volume as your voice.