Who's here in 2019? ! Still DIYing!

@levycats8333

4 жыл бұрын

2020

@adoftw3866

3 жыл бұрын

2020

@hello-again6994

3 жыл бұрын

2020....soon to be 2021

@tjesse

3 жыл бұрын

3001

@boybugawhjiuytt8719

2 жыл бұрын

@@hello-again6994 8⁸⁹⁸ii

It was really refreshing to see your style of video. So many youtubers these days use the same techniques and I'm glad I got to see your unique take and idea as well!

@hamstergraphics

7 жыл бұрын

Thanks for the feedback! I just wish I had more projects.. or just got round to more projects maybe...

Nice system and nice video. I recently had a 100' spool of air hose I needed to hoist out of the way like this. When I priced all the rope and hardware, I found that one of those commercial bicycle hoists was a cheaper solution. I used the bike hoist and found that it came with a very effective rope locking mechanism that operates well and holds the load. I think I'd have had to fabricate that myself as I don't know where else I could have got one. Thanks for sharing.

That's WAY too simple, and costs a fraction of ceiling mounts - fantastic!! I was looking at the various ceiling lift options, but the complexity of mapping out studs to mount the pulleys and hardware etc... Then, of course, your pal Murphy - when he kicks in from ceiling height - it's all over for the box! Now all I need to do is carve out some wall space.

probably the best edited build video I've seen love it thank you

Good stuff! I did something similar to store my pool vacuum hose, I hoist it up with pulleys in my small 8" x 10" shed. It's completely out of the way and does not take storage space on walls.

Dude I love the way u clipped this together! Still rocking in 2024, going to be raising up my 10’ pontoon raft

I really like the way you edited this video together. Thanks.

Great video. Love the eye bolt dance

Best video how-to I've seen in a long time. No fluff, just clear concise 'see it, do it'. Great for learners like me who have to see it first then can do it. Hope you are sponsored or soon will be.

First artistic how-to video I've seen (and I've seen LOTS). Nice! And fun too. A bit more detail on how the ropes and pulleys were rigged would be helpful.

Nice video made me feel like i was back in the 90'

Crisp! Great video all the way around!

Wow man awesome video. Makes me want to build something epic like that for my future kids that aren’t here yet.

Nicely done, all around.

How could I not like a video that made that little cutie so happy, lol. Good, simple video.

Great solution and awesome editing!!

Cool Vid! have hoisted many things! Only tip is that the hardware store blocks (pulleys) are trash and not particularly inexpensive. Can get way less friction and way less work demand with some good stuff from Selden or Harken. Plain bearing series or ball bearing if you want to be fancy

The staple in the end of your 2x4 for holding the price tag reminds me. My cousin is blind in one of these tiny bits of metal. Launched by a table saw while ripping a 2x6. Remove them and wear safety glasses!

Very nice. Simple and to the point

original tutorial style I like it..props on being creative

@hamstergraphics

8 жыл бұрын

+Vince Usner Thanks for the feedback. It was a fun project.

Looks to be a simple yet effective solution to garage clutter. I like the self driving hardware. Lol. Very good video. Thanks for posting it 👍

@hamstergraphics

4 жыл бұрын

Thanks Dick Head on over and subscribe.

You had way too much fun making this video lol I love it

THIS IS AWESOME. Thanks for posting this!!!

@hamstergraphics

6 жыл бұрын

+Cat T thanks for watching!

Well done on both the project , as well as the stop motion video.

@flyguy807

6 жыл бұрын

Pulley system to load a boat

@SPCLPONY

5 жыл бұрын

Yes, good idea and not a lot of hype and excessive talking making the video too long. Thank you!

Good idea! I also dig the song.

Well, this didn't exactly help me with my project making a hoist for multiple kayaks, but the video is definitely a cool way of presenting information. Well done :-)

@hamstergraphics

5 жыл бұрын

tomek thanks for watching, and good luck with the kayak hoist!

This is great video, I made a similar setup in my garage so that I could raise and lower the hard top off my wife’s Jeep by myself. Your channel is awesome starting to watch through your videos. I gave you a thumbs up and a SUBSCRIBE! Keep the videos coming

This is awesome... Thanks for sharing

Thanks. I was looking for a storage system for my garage pulleys. :)

@hamstergraphics

6 жыл бұрын

Clever :)

muy buena idea y excelente edicion del video. Very good idea and excellent animation of the video. plap plap plap

Thanks for your video from Korea

Great video... Informative and entertaining... love it!!

The video was a treat

I totally need to do this... AWESOME VID! I can only imagine having to screw something in a little bit... Then take some footage... Then a bit more... Then more footage... And so on.. haha

@hamstergraphics

6 жыл бұрын

Ha! I have it dialled in pretty well now - I keep the camera rolling, and just put in the clips where I'm not visible.... "i" "o" "e" repeat in shortcuts in FCPX

Very Nice Idea Thanks 😊

if you don't create something, anything, with your hands and your head as you age youre a candidate for senility in older age . ive got so many projects in my retirement now, I have to have a roster, and you wonder how you ever found the time to work. woman? what women? this is a great idea to get those MTBs. and touring bicycles out of the way. you can also use the pully idea to drive your truck in and lower your canopy onto the truck and off again. loved the video thankyou it was great

@hamstergraphics

6 жыл бұрын

Brian Trend Wise words Brian! Thanks for watching

You must be sailor! Great video!

Think I'll try it to hold a kayak. Thanks

excellent video!

No muss no fuss video. I like it. :-)

GREAT VIDEO

new supporter from Pusa studios. showing your channel some love i left a like full watch and smacked the bell. great channel, have a great night

wow love it.

This is all great, what would people suggest if I am trying to have something similar to this but have it sit a bit more flush with the ceiling?

Extremely well done video, short and to the point. Great ability and artistry shown in making this video. What ever the cost its the pleasure you derive from custom made stuff. Thanks for sharing.

@hamstergraphics

7 жыл бұрын

Yunus Ebrahim Thanks for the comment! Appreciate the feedback.

Dude, you should be making movies. Spot on camera angles, animated hardware fixtures and set to good background music. Paramount Pictures is calling.

@hamstergraphics

4 жыл бұрын

ken bosco ha thanks, I am a videographer and editor.... no Hollywood movies yet though

nice job on editing

Love it!

Very nice!!

Great idea!

Wow...good idea

Great video editing!!! ;)

Very nice video. Gave me a laugh at the end

Good video!!

Instead of cleats; I think using the Nit ize Camjam XT would be much simpler and faster; or better yet a Schaefer Cam. Thanks for the ideas.

Thank you

all those heavy objects just hanging there is comedy heaven for a three stooges set up

🍻 stop motion build 10/10

Great music!

Perfect

that's some funny shit!!! I love it!!

Awesome vid! I am working on a storage Solution for roof storage box. What is the make of the 3 wheel bicycle @ driveway? thanks

@hamstergraphics

7 жыл бұрын

Thanks for watching! It's an "Avigo Tri-Force 12" tricycle" My 4 year had a blast on it.. so fun, get's lots of looks... I think Toys R us, though I can't seem to find it online now.

@hamstergraphics

7 жыл бұрын

In fact it was Canadian Tire... If you're in Canada...

Awesome plan and execution. A quick question if I may: In your set up you are not gaining any mechanical advantage as you would achieve in a simple pulley system, correct? Your intention was just to hoist up odd shaped, light objects, out of the way and not necessarily to gain a mechanical advantage right?

@hamstergraphics

6 жыл бұрын

Correct, just a simple, multi pulley system to lift light(ish) objects out of the way...

Boa dica!

@hamstergraphics

5 жыл бұрын

obrigardo!

Very good idea my friend

Very good video, who is the music by?

Ty

Thank you . Showww.

Good video ! You weren't drilling through those 2X4's into the concrete, were you? I think there should be 1 more line of safety to secure the ropes - especially with kids. I was wondering if there if something like the rope lock that's on mini-blinds, or something that rock climbers use in case the rope slips.

@hamstergraphics

7 жыл бұрын

Nope, no concrete, 2x4's (1x3's?) were secured to studs. Thought about possible slippage.. Touch wood, pretty sure so far. I do secure by more than enough figure 8 ties.

@empetty4456

6 жыл бұрын

hamstergraphics f150

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Excellent video. What's the piece between the eyehook and pulley called?

@SteveNorrisTV

2 жыл бұрын

Carabiner

@danusher6919

2 жыл бұрын

@@SteveNorrisTV thanks!

Despite the audio and I’m not really knocking it. This was an amazing video. Thank you so much. Did you make that song? Tight.

@hamstergraphics

21 күн бұрын

Tight indeed. Unfortunately it used to be more of a banger song with better tuning to the video, but it was copyrighted, so I had to change to this KZread song.

@ctrlartdel

17 күн бұрын

@@hamstergraphics sounded home made! Im an electronic musician and it could be a banger! Ima steal it make it better

wondering if this can hold bikes.

Been there, done that. I built a pulley system to store my mountain bikes like this.

@TheJoeman11

5 жыл бұрын

Get the video uploaded man!

Best song 😚

Neat idea......but what kind of reverse trike is that in the background at the very end of the video?

@hamstergraphics

6 жыл бұрын

Thanks. Yeah, it's a head turner that one... It's a Avigo Tri-Force 12" tricycle... Got from Canadian Tire here in Canada, a couple of years ago.

@mplsmtnbiker3867

6 жыл бұрын

hamstergraphics Awesome. Thanks for the info.

Hi! Great video! I’m wondering how much weight your system could hold. Is it 5 lbs per pulley or how might I figure that out? I want to be able to pulley up my Christmas Trees & then slide them into my garage storage rack.

@hamstergraphics

2 ай бұрын

No idea TBH. I've hoisted some pretty heavy things in the past. Christmas tree doesn't sound too heavy.

@ArmchairInvestigator411

2 ай бұрын

@@hamstergraphics 55 lbs for the bigger tree 🎄

Could you tell me which pulley you purchased for this project?

@hamstergraphics

4 жыл бұрын

Not 100% sure, would be similar to this www.lowes.ca/product/chain-accessories/national-hardware-n195-784-3211bc-swivel-single-pulleys-in-zinc-plated-893993

So I need hoist a 45lb Canoe you think this is possible for 73.2 ft?

@hamstergraphics

7 жыл бұрын

Weight shouldn't be an issue, but you'll likely need a different system so you can pull both ends at the same time....

@worms2401

7 жыл бұрын

Have any ideas on a system ?

Where did you get the pulley blocks at? I'm not seeing that is similar on Amazon that isn't about 7.00 to 10.00 each and industrial grade.... Thanks!

@likeabunnie

7 жыл бұрын

Matt Hallett I think I read in another comment that he got the from Lowes hardware.... I know they have them there (or home Depot should) but they do cost a fair amount :-/ Depending on what you are looking to do with it, apparently Amazon sells bike lift pulley systems for (potentially) 2 for $20 (quote based on what I've read from others online - you should at least be able to get one for about $20), but it isn't intended to hold more weight than a bike. I'm mainly trying to figure out the best way to hang a push lawnmower from the ceiling, so I figure (only because of limited budget) maybe I'll Google and see if you can buy pulleys cheaper online from some type of company's site that might be more likely than Amazon to have them at a nice discount (Hurm...Maybe even ebay if someone bought a bunch and didn't use them? Not sure how trustworthy it would be, lol)... I do really love the way this was done - both the pully system and the video! I just need to shop around and see if there's a cheaper way for me personally... Great idea and design though! Thanks for posting this video! :-D

@hamstergraphics

7 жыл бұрын

Thanks for the comment - Yep, Lowe's was where I got the pulleys.. It does add up when you're getting a bunch... I just hooked my push mower on the wall. Mounted the hook high up so could hang on the handle, with the base of the mower then being around head height.

How did you get the fasteners to screw themselves in?

@hamstergraphics

7 жыл бұрын

Electromagnetic forces.

@gibbytravis

7 жыл бұрын

lol

What kind of rope is that?

@hamstergraphics

7 жыл бұрын

"Braided Polypropylene Rope" about $20 for 100 feet, sold at home improvement stores..

Consider a dual hook bike pulley storage is just $9 at menards, this seemed quite expensive.

@hamstergraphics

7 жыл бұрын

Edward Tse correct, but it is a 10 pulley system, more than just one bike... But yes, it's not the cheapest option.

...I'm such a dummy..I need more detail..trying to pull my bike up, and then flat to the ceiling..I can't lift it to a hook (bad shoulder)..

Where is the part list???

This seems like a somewhat expensive solution to a cheap problem.

@hamstergraphics

7 жыл бұрын

You're right... It's not an essential solution, it was just a fun project.. and didn't break the bank...

@kevinmiller4651

7 жыл бұрын

hamstergraphics great idea, where did you get the pulleys?

@hamstergraphics

7 жыл бұрын

Kevin Miller Lowe's home improvement store(Canada)

@silverdoggg

7 жыл бұрын

first world problems...

@hamstergraphics

7 жыл бұрын

silverdoggg I'll take that over other problems for sure..

👌🏾💪🏾

I'm here in 2022, great video. Thank you.

my kids is now a pancake, thank you

@hamstergraphics

3 жыл бұрын

Sending syrup.

vid didn't teach me what i thought. but good as vid

@hamstergraphics

7 жыл бұрын

haha... thanks for watching...

Nothing new here this system was used for decades since Victorian times for drying clothes over stoves in kitchens. They were called drying pulleys, Victorian pulleys or maidens.

@hamstergraphics

3 жыл бұрын

Nope. It’s new. I invented it. Pulleys and leverage. That was me.

For some reason it remains me, an 80s video...

@hamstergraphics

6 жыл бұрын

I do like the 80's!

@bryankautz826

6 жыл бұрын

Thinking a little Peter Gabriel, Sledgehammer??LOL

nice editing, however the design of the pulley system is flawed. the ceiling eye bolts are the weak link. you cant hoist anything with weight or it'll fail.

What size pulley did you use

@hamstergraphics

5 жыл бұрын

Hey Mike - Prety sure they are 3/8 pulleys

I don't understand doing it this way. Add at least one more pulley on each rope (a block and tackle setup) and create mechanical advantage. The way you have it there, anything over 50 pounds is going to be unwieldly to manage.

@hamstergraphics

3 жыл бұрын

There's nothing to understand... I juts built something from my head... I didn't look into best pulley methods, and will not be hoisting over 50lb.... Just a fun project that's all....

@CDaisy-tp7hw

3 жыл бұрын

@@hamstergraphics You're right. Absolutely right. I overcomplicate things. Doing something, like these hoists, just for the fun of it did not come to mind. A well done project.

music is annoying and I need an explanation about what is being done and why!!!

@hamstergraphics

4 жыл бұрын

Stephen James 😂 I failed you. I apologize

☠☝️

Demonised

@hamstergraphics

5 жыл бұрын

Subbed.

I just made a simple pulley system to store my kayaks, check it out on my channel if you have a chance and let me know what you think. Thanks.