SECRET Garage Car Lift Part 1
A video on YouTube. In Maker & Builds, a Krater category.
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Colin Furze builds a massive hydraulic lifting mechanism to transport a car from the surface down into his underground garage. He designs, fabricates, and tests the telescopic steel legs and lift system, successfully lifting 800 kg of sand in a prototype test.
From the video
Answers: How do you build a hydraulic car lift for an underground garage?
- Hydraulic lifting mechanism fabrication
- Telescopic steel legs construction
- Box section steel modification
- Bearing and roller bracket design
- Underground garage car lift
What it concludes
- Box section steel tends to tuck in slightly when cut, which can be corrected by using sliding pads and shims.
- Curved edges on plates distribute stresses better than square edges, reducing the likelihood of cracking.
- Triple bearing arrangements mounted on short stumpy shafts successfully prevent deflection and flexing under heavy load.
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