Deluded wrote:
Make the handle smaller then. Actually, make three or four handles at each "rise" of the table and make it small enough to fit into that rise thingy, but not go over it.
There will be 4 "modules" (actually, 3, but space for a 4th), and the user needs to be able to operate everything from his place, which will be between two "pillars", so the handle will be either at his left or right. That's why we only included one handle.
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Interesting concept... I take it that this is supposed to be for heavy duty stuff? Since you include a lot of floor clamps, and the four pistons look to be thick enough for structural/heavy mechanic work. I originally thought this was a compressor of a sort, using hydraulics to compress something in the very center, and the top was going to be a place where additional weight would go on to add more pressure, but I see this is not the case.
Actually the very top table and the modules are going to weight just around 1,750 lbs, not all that much.... as I said our assembly is WAY overkill for what we're lifting
Its also going up and down by 12 inches.
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Interesting concept. I like it.
Thanks
We're finalizing it today, modeling the wheels for the pillars (right now they're just a circular object) and putting the ~96 screws if I remember
Then we'll do even better renders and Ill show 'em to you guys.
Nagoshi
