Dan … Very nice job!!! If I still ranched, I’d have one!!! Wishing all things great and good to you and Joyce!!! Until your next video, take care, be safe, best wishes and God bless!!! Chuck Knight from Buffalo, Texas. 👨‍🌾✝️🙏👍🏼🐩

I just found this excellent idea of yours. A few upgrades that you might want to add are; putting a 45-degree chamfer on the rails to help guide it onto the tabletop, using a cabinet door handle to carry it with, and some ramps attached with door hinges that have removable pins. I hope this helps. 🤓

@CraftsmanontheLake

2 ай бұрын

Those are all things I've thought about! I don't remove it much so the angles aren't than necessary. I thought of making a cutout on one edge to slip my hand through... then again it pretty much stays on so I don't remove it much. I also thought of making 2x6 ramps with pins on the end that could slip into holes on the top. Another day maybe I will. Thnx for the comment.

Great job!

THANK YOU ! Just what I was thinking of doing this with mine too! appreciate your efforts to share this !

@CraftsmanontheLake

5 күн бұрын

Great! I'm finding it very useful. Much better than trying to work on heavier equipment off the side of a wall, and often better than setting up a couple of saw horses and sheet of plywood.

I plan to do the same thing with mine. Thanks for the lip idea, I hadn't thought of that.

Great idea! Thanks for sharing

Adding the Lip, Such a sharp idea 👌🏽.... Creative Man ✨

Great idea thanks!

Thank you! I’ve been mulling over buying one of these for 5yrs, they are not getting less expensive! What has been holding me back, was the minimum clearance which is quite high for heavy objects. This video shows how to take care of the platform size. Time to pull the trigger!

Just what I was looking for. I have the lift table so I want to make it more useful.

Great top. I’m going to add the same to my 500 lb one. Not quite wide enough for a lawnmower, but I already cut the 1/2 plywood and did not want to bolt it to the top. I like the keeper boards you put on.

Well done. Thanks for sharing. Like the simplicity of your design.

Great idea! Going to do the same, thanks.

Literally a perfect idea if you think about it if needed you could make multiple sizes too. I’m going to do this for small engine repair! Thanks great thinking

Wow, great job. I think you can do/make anything. Looking forward to your video of the Reggae festival you and Joyce are going to. God bless 😊

@CraftsmanontheLake

Жыл бұрын

Thank you so much!

Good job!!…Looks great….Paint her up in case it rains or you get oil and grease on it…

Very creative ... I like it!

Great idea, I may just copy your idea, thanks...

Good idea to add a lip so it can't tip off.

I bought the 1000 lb version a couple of weeks ago and like what you did. Thanks for the design work. I only have one problem with the design. There is no mechanical safety to protect for hydraulic failure. A Hydraulic Car jack has no safety but everyone knows to use them with jack stands. I need to devise some method or add on as simple as a couple of 1/2” holes in the lifting arms and a solid rod rod to take the load should the hydraulic cylinder fail. What is strange is the 500 lb lift has a safety.

@CraftsmanontheLake

7 ай бұрын

I agree. I'm just planning on not getting under it if I have the snowblower on it. I've seen some carts with a flatbar bolted to one of the scissor arms that can slide and brace itself against the base of the cart to lock it there. I may add that at some point.

@billslabey8736

7 ай бұрын

@@CraftsmanontheLake I submitted a product review on the HF product page where I mentioned the missing safety mechanism. HF has not published that review but has published reviews from others. Go figure.

Good job. Besmayer fence? And what table saw, maybe a unisaw.

@CraftsmanontheLake

3 ай бұрын

No. It's the stock fence on the PCS sawstop.

But I like it and I want to get one hydraulic lift because I do a lot of lawn mower repair

Awesome idea. Would you be able to roll this lift across unpaved ground without much trouble?

@CraftsmanontheLake

2 ай бұрын

It's heavy and made for hard surfaces. I've rolled it across a very rough tar driveway and pulled it across crass, but it wasn't too easy. Gravel or rocky surfaces wouldn't do well I'd think.

@justjody2

2 ай бұрын

@@CraftsmanontheLake Thanks. I figured as much. I was hoping to use it for a carving stand that could be moved around the yard.

@CraftsmanontheLake

2 ай бұрын

@@justjody2 Harbor freight does make one that is good for 500 lbs instead of 1000 like mine and must be lighter. The one I have goes 4" taller that's all. I needed it to go to the level of the tailgate of my truck but if not for that the smaller one would have been less expensive and just fine for me.

I haven't seen those at harbor freight before

@CraftsmanontheLake

Жыл бұрын

They're online but usually only in flat boxes in the store.

Nice job too bad you didn’t provide dimensions to make it easy for me Lol…………

@CraftsmanontheLake

3 ай бұрын

I usually build around something. In this case it was the top. You'll figure it out!