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    Workshop crane - video

    Workshop crane. By HOMEMADE MADNESS. 15:19 video:


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    Awesome timing. The very moment the link was emailed to me, I was arguing to an architecture professor that we could and should easily fabricate a small DIY crane like this to help offload and erect house sections we fabbed on the school's FRAMECAD machine.

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    Nicely done !!

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    I'd like to see a stop to keep the trolley from coming of the arm.

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    That was nicely done! But I agree it needs some sort of trolley stop. And it's too bad he didn't make it long enough to reach his lathe. It would be perfect for mounting/unmounting that great, big chuck he has.

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    I saw this on the YouTube and while it is nicely executed I wondered about the cut down skateboard wheels, Probably strong enough at 143 kg rated static load per wheel bearing,(608).

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    I also feel that his load limit is a bit on the optimistic side.



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