Instead of investing in a large, heavy traditional motorcycle lift, I built a lightweight aluminum work table to get my bikes, and me, up off the ground to a more ergonomic working height. I looked at purchasing a ready-made solution but decided instead to design and build my own from extruded aluminum T-slot framing, sourced almost entirely from my local McMaster-Carr warehouse.
The build went pretty quickly and overall I’m pretty satisfied with the result. If I were to do it again I would build it a little more heavy-duty, but this will do while I restore my 96 Triumph to road worthiness again. As it’s built the MotoTable weighs under 50 lbs. 8-feet long, 2-feet wide, and 18-inches high.
Aluminum sheet, T-slot, and hardware from McMaster-Carr
www.mcmaster.com
Motorcycle stands from Woodcraft Technologies
woodcraft-cfm.com
Video shot with Fujifilm and GoPro cameras
Audio recorded with Tascam and Zoom recorders
Microphones by Deity and Giant Squid
Edited and colored in DaVinci Resolve 17
CC music via WorldWideBeats
youtube.com/c/WorldwideBeats
“Energetic Motivation” by AShamaluevMusic
youtu.be/Wmyjl2r0bv4
ashamaluevmusic.com
“Back to You” by INOSSI
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