My First Lift
Worm Gear Mechanism: The motor uses a white worm gear to drive a larger orange spur gear. This setup provides high torque and prevents the elevator car from sliding down when the motor stops. Electric Motor: A small DC motor powers the system, typically operated by a battery pack (not shown) with a simple forward/reverse switch to control the lift's direction. Laser-Cut Wood: The structure is made from eco-friendly, laser-cut plywood, making it easy to assemble without complex tools. Pulley System: A string connects the gear shaft to the elevator cabin, demonstrating how rotational motion is converted into linear vertical movement.
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About This Kit
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Build guide (7 steps)
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1–7. Wooden Parts 8. Remote Base Plate 9. BO Motor 10. AA Battery 11. Screwdriver 12. Battery Holder 13. Long Nut Bolt 14. Small Nut Bolt 15. Motor Bracket 16. Remote Knob 17. Pulley 18. Small Wire 19. Long Wire (for Remote) 20. Thread 21. Sleeve 22. Screw 23. Shaft
Make Lift Cabin
Take Part 1, Part 2, Part 3, and Part 4 (2 pieces). Fix Part 2 at the bottom, Part 3 at the back side, and Part 4 on both opposite sides. Finally, fix Part 1 at the top to complete the cabin. Use screws (22) and tighten using screwdriver (11).
Attach Thread to Cabin
Take one screw (22) and tie it with one end of thread (20) as shown. Now fix this screw at the centre hole of Part 1.
Make Lift Structure
Take Part 5 and attach Part 7 (4 pieces) to make four columns for the lift. Fix them using screws (22) from the bottom as shown. Now insert the cabin made in Step 1 between these columns. Use the front two columns as a guide for the cabin to move up and down. Make sure the thread mounting surface is facing upward. Finally, attach Part 5 at the top end of the four columns.
Connect Wire to Motor
Connect long wire (19) to the two terminals of BO motor (9). First peel off the wire ends, then insert them into the small holes of the motor terminals and twist to fix properly.
Attach Pulley and Thread
Mount pulley (17) on the BO motor (9). First, insert the free end of thread (20) through the hole on the cylindrical surface of the pulley as shown. Take the thread out from the center hole and tie it with a screw (22). Now press fit the pulley on the shaft (23) of the motor.
Fix Motor on Top Plate
Fix the BO motor (9) on Part 6 using motor bracket (15). Attach the bracket to Part 6 using small nut bolts (14) as shown in figure and tighten the nut from the bottom of Part 6. Insert long bolt (13) through the holes of the motor and mount it on thebracket, then tighten the nut as shown. Use the first hole in the bracket so that the pulley (17) aligns with the slot on Part 6. Make sure the pulley side of the motor is facing towards the slot on Part 6.
