Ceiling-mounted bicycle lift
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| 009 || V-Bracket || 2 || Connects hooks to u-pulley mount || 1.5 ||[[Image:Team_A_V_Bracket.jpg|100px]]|| | | 009 || V-Bracket || 2 || Connects hooks to u-pulley mount || 1.5 ||[[Image:Team_A_V_Bracket.jpg|100px]]|| | ||
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| - | | 010 || U-Pulley Mount || 4 || Houses pulley assembly, Connects brackets to rope and ceiling bracket || # ||[[Image: | + | | 010 || U-Pulley Mount || 4 || Houses pulley assembly, Connects brackets to rope and ceiling bracket || # ||[[Image:Team_A_U_Pulley_Mount.jpg|100px]]|| |
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| - | | 011 || 48' Rope || 1 || Secures bike and pulleys using wall rope tie || 6.5 ||[[Image: | + | | 011 || 48' Rope || 1 || Secures bike and pulleys using wall rope tie || 6.5 ||[[Image:Team_A_Rope.jpg|100px]]|| |
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| - | | 012 || Wall Rope Tie || 1 || Ties rope to wall and stores excess rope || 2.1 ||[[Image: | + | | 012 || Wall Rope Tie || 1 || Ties rope to wall and stores excess rope || 2.1 ||[[Image:Team_A_Wall_Rope_Tie_1.jpg|100px]]<br />[[Image:Team_A_Wall_Rope_Tie_2.jpg|100px]]|| |
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| 013 || Pulley || 5 || Provides mechanical advantage in lifting bike || # ||[[Image:Team_A_Pulley.jpg|100px]]|| | | 013 || Pulley || 5 || Provides mechanical advantage in lifting bike || # ||[[Image:Team_A_Pulley.jpg|100px]]|| | ||
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| 014 || Rivet || 7 || Connects pulleys and l-clutches to mount || # ||[[Image:Team_A_Rivet.jpg|100px]]|| | | 014 || Rivet || 7 || Connects pulleys and l-clutches to mount || # ||[[Image:Team_A_Rivet.jpg|100px]]|| | ||
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| - | | 015 || Clutch Pulley Mount || 1 || Houses pulley assembly with clutch || # ||[[Image: | + | | 015 || Clutch Pulley Mount || 1 || Houses pulley assembly with clutch || # ||[[Image:Team_A_Clutch_Pulley_Mount.jpg|100px]]|| |
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| - | | 016 || Large L-Clutch || 1 || Prevents rope from slipping during lowering process || # ||[[Image: | + | | 016 || Large L-Clutch || 1 || Prevents rope from slipping during lowering process || # ||[[Image:Team_A_Large_L_Clutch.jpg|100px]]|| |
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| - | | 017 || Small L-Clutch || 1 || Prevents rope from slipping || # ||[[Image: | + | | 017 || Small L-Clutch || 1 || Prevents rope from slipping || # ||[[Image:Team_A_Small_L_Clutch.jpg|100px]]|| |
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| - | | 018 || Ceiling | + | | 018 || Ceiling Screw || 10 || Secures ceiling bracket to ceiling || .2 ||[[Image:Team_A_Ceiling_Screw.jpg|100px]]|| |
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Revision as of 13:25, 2 February 2007
Contents |
Product Dissection
The following notes were taken prior to and during product dissection.
Function/Purpose:
Raises and stores a bike near the ceiling of a room
Inputs/Outputs:
Pre-Dissection Opportunities:
- Better Directions
- All needed parts included
- Cost
- Lifts more objects than bikes
- Interchangable lifting mechanisms
- Hold more wieght
- Crank to lift bike
Setup:
1.) Open box and unpack all parts making sure everything has been included.
2.) Measure distance between the back of the seat and the front of the handle bars on the bike that will be used.
3.) Transfer this measurement to the wood board and draw a line resembling the front of the handle bars and a line for the back of the bike.
4.) Tie one end of the rope into a double knot. Pull the other end threw the square hole on the end of the cieling bracket that has one pulley. (Picture Shown)
4.) Set the two black brackets on the board so that the the hole between the two pulleys on the bracket with two pulleys and the second hole in on the other bracket show the lines. (Picture Shown)
5.) Pre-drill 1/8" pilot holes into the wood where the corner circular holes are in the bracket. (Picture Shown)
6.) Screw the wood screws through the corner circular holes on the brackets and into the wood board securing the brackets to the board. (Picture Shown)
7.) Using wood screws, mount the wooden board to the ceiling in desired location. Be sure to screw into the joists of the ceiling. Screwing into drywall only or ceiling tiles only will not provide an adequate hold.
8.)
Use:
Different Users / Use Scenarios
Functional Operation:
| Part # | Part name | QTY | Function | Wt.(oz.) | Image | |||
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| 001 | Bracket Washer | 5 | Distributes force applied by bracket bolt | <.1 |  | |||
| 002 | Bracket Nut | 5 | Secures bracket bolt to mount | .1 |  | |||
| 003 | Bracket Bolt | 5 | Connects two brackets with washer and nut | .1 |  | |||
| 004 | Hook Washer | 4 | Distrubutes force applied by hook bolt | <.1 |
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| 005 | Hook Nut | 4 | Secures hook bolt with washer and nut | .1 |
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| 006 | Hook Bolt | 4 | Connects bracket to hook with washer and nut | .1 |
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| 007 | Ceiling Bracket | 2 | Secures and connects brackets and pulleys to ceiling with screws | 7.4 | 
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| 008 | Hook | 4 | Connects bike to lift | 1.5 |
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| 009 | V-Bracket | 2 | Connects hooks to u-pulley mount | 1.5 |
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| 010 | U-Pulley Mount | 4 | Houses pulley assembly, Connects brackets to rope and ceiling bracket | # |  | |||
| 011 | 48' Rope | 1 | Secures bike and pulleys using wall rope tie | 6.5 |
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| 012 | Wall Rope Tie | 1 | Ties rope to wall and stores excess rope | 2.1 |
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| 013 | Pulley | 5 | Provides mechanical advantage in lifting bike | # |  | |||
| 014 | Rivet | 7 | Connects pulleys and l-clutches to mount | # |  | |||
| 015 | Clutch Pulley Mount | 1 | Houses pulley assembly with clutch | # | Image:Team A Clutch Pulley Mount.jpg | |||
| 016 | Large L-Clutch | 1 | Prevents rope from slipping during lowering process | # |  | |||
| 017 | Small L-Clutch | 1 | Prevents rope from slipping | # |  | |||
| 018 | Ceiling Screw | 10 | Secures ceiling bracket to ceiling | .2 |
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| Component | Weight (oz) |
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| U-Pulley + Rivet + Pulley | 3.8 |
| Clutch Pulley Mount + 3 Rivets + Pulley + Large L-Clutch + Small L-Clutch | 4.8 |
