Thinking you may want to pull the load information from the batery pack to see what raising and lowering the table draws, then see if you can pick up a small UPS to mount to the bottom of the tables, and add a some cable management. Use the table like you do, and every night as part of shop cleanup, plug in the table in it's parking space. (Even better would be to have an outlet set up so that you can simply push the table up to the wall, with the plug mounted to that edge of the table, and it plugs in. Yes, more 3d printing. Hooray?. Oh yeah, if you do this, open up the UPS to disable the alarm, or figure out how to set it so that the alarm only goes audible when the battery in the UPS is under 25% charge, and not plugged in.
Why would you not just mount it to the bottom of the table leg? it's small enough that it could be bolted to one side and not weigh down the table at all, whilst supporting the battery better and making the connectors easier to access from the side rather than the middle back of the table, could then make use of the existing wire ducting to route everything from there..
The holder seems to be weak, it could be better if you can create a beam which connects both the holders with 3 screws in between. It might need more material but it can also be stronger.
A place I used to work at was a hangar. They had rolling desks with dual monitor arms, a desktop all connected to the desk and a decent sized UPS attached. When they weren't in use the mechanics would just roll them to the wall and plug them in.
either the plasticd isd eforming or you didn't drill them in tight enough, either way they'll break eventually…. not sure how much your battery bank costs but it might be something worth not letting falling to the floor maybe?
Now im gonna push an extra 15kg every time i move the movable table, amazing.
Bro imagine having that super useful $1k device on the shelf and having never used it.
If you decide to upgrade, or to put it back on the shelf, I'll gladly accept it as a donation to finish my camper van build 😉
Maybe add a strap so it doesn't fall down.
Wait, you didn't know you had a $2k piece of equipment??m
It's a table! Placing the UPS above it would not hurt! 🤣🤣🤣
Gonna wait for "this invention has a design flaw. Its curently too heavy and needs to be fixed."
Nice ad, thought it had to be declared though
But that makes it a necessary invention 😮…. He's converted from unnecessary to necessary 🎉
Thinking you may want to pull the load information from the batery pack to see what raising and lowering the table draws, then see if you can pick up a small UPS to mount to the bottom of the tables, and add a some cable management. Use the table like you do, and every night as part of shop cleanup, plug in the table in it's parking space. (Even better would be to have an outlet set up so that you can simply push the table up to the wall, with the plug mounted to that edge of the table, and it plugs in. Yes, more 3d printing. Hooray?. Oh yeah, if you do this, open up the UPS to disable the alarm, or figure out how to set it so that the alarm only goes audible when the battery in the UPS is under 25% charge, and not plugged in.
Awesome!
Such a good idea
This feels wrong.
How dare you make a necessary invention on a channel named unnecessary inventions… UNSUB (don't fact check the unsub)
I added large ups’ to all my rolling desks so that I can use them and any electronics on top while not plugged into a wall.
It’s so great being able to move around your laptop and whatever you’re working on without having to turn it off and grab the power cord.
Those batteries are heavy as hell I think metal might be a better shout
A real unnecessary invention would be to make the table remote controlled like a table sized r/c car
Definitely not unnecessary…😂
We have battery powered desk before GTA 6
I wish I had a $2000 ecoflow just laying around 😂😂😂 wtf
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Why would you not just mount it to the bottom of the table leg? it's small enough that it could be bolted to one side and not weigh down the table at all, whilst supporting the battery better and making the connectors easier to access from the side rather than the middle back of the table, could then make use of the existing wire ducting to route everything from there..
Home Depot has some similar tables, but instead of lifting and lowering using buttons they use a crank and are about half the price.
The screw holes should be on both sides
What happens when it fall off
instead of running cable on floor, run it on top using ceiling
Too useful.
“Hold on, let me charge my table real quick”
make sure those brackets are strong enough or it could go through the floor
There is a lot of flex at the hanger mount. Maybe extend the mount to both sides of the hook and use two screws per side.
The holder seems to be weak, it could be better if you can create a beam which connects both the holders with 3 screws in between. It might need more material but it can also be stronger.
Truly unnecessary once you remember he could have just put it on the table
You should print it in metal
Woa
Imagine if all unnecessary things would get deleted.
Rip this man at that moment.
A place I used to work at was a hangar. They had rolling desks with dual monitor arms, a desktop all connected to the desk and a decent sized UPS attached. When they weren't in use the mechanics would just roll them to the wall and plug them in.
bro took the EcoFlo Deal
those handles shift position pretty hard
either the plasticd isd eforming or you didn't drill them in tight enough, either way they'll break eventually…. not sure how much your battery bank costs but it might be something worth not letting falling to the floor maybe?
Hold on lemme charge my desk💀
I thought ads have to be declared?
so sick! what software do you design in?
I want a refund, this is a necessary invention
Nice job with the solution!
One thing that stuck out to me is when you installed the power bank under desk on built brackets, I could notice some flexing.
That is necessary
Only recommendation would be to add gussets on the back sides, would eliminate most of the sagging on the hanger itself.
and after a little bit, the hook will snap and a heavy box will fall straight onto your feet