DIY Lab Tools - Lab Scissor Jack
Episode one, of a new series, on DIY equipment for home chemistry labs, which is designing and making a lab scissor jack.
There is both a 3D printed version, and for those without access to a 3D printer, a version made from wood, which simply requires a hand saw and drill.
A scissor jack being very useful in commonly performed procedures such as distillations, greatly assisting in setup convenience and safety.
3D print STL files and plans available from www.fadstoobsessions.com
Video Timeline Index
00:00 Introduction
00:58 DIY Lab Series Overview
02:20 3D Printable Version - Design
05:50 3D Print Settings
06:24 3D Printable Assembly
11:00 Wooden Version - Design
12:26 Wooden Version - Construction
16:40 DIY Series - Next Video
3D Printable Version
Hardware
6 x 30mm 6M Hex Bolt
11 x 45mm 6M Hex Bolt
2 x 6mm threaded rod 150mm
25 x 6M Hex Nut
1 x 150mm square tile (or similar)
3D Printed Parts
4 x scissor arm pairs
2 x cross beams
1 x base and platform support
1 x gear set (2 x small, 1 x large)
1 x knob
Wooden Version
Hardware
6mm threaded rod x 200mm
10 x 45mm M6 Hex Bolts/Nuts
4 x 40mm 5G Screws
Cut List (mm) of 18x18mm stock hardwood
2 x 140, 2 x 150, 6 x 190, 2 x 2201 x 162, 1 x 198