Building Small Lifting Device with Kohree Motor

[reg326j]

TL;DR

Lift from a horizontal motor shaft

I am trying to build a device that will push up a small piece of wood (attached to a weight) from its’ base to support 10 pounds. I would only need to move 1 to 2 inches. My device would be about 1 - 2 feet wide. I would use perhaps this motor:

Kohree 12V DC Gear Motor 30RPM Small High Torque Electric Motor 37mm GearBox

I would want to mount the motor horizontally but this is where my problem begins. How could I move the wood weight up horizontally at a reasonable price? Perhaps using gears? I cannot use an actuator because the price would be prohibitive.

I was wondering if anyone could impart a rough solution. Even just a few keywords or concepts could help me jump start my mind to the next level.

 

[Lnewqban]

Welcome, reg326j

I believe that motor will be sufficient.
Could you post some basic schematic of the set up?
Do you have a pulley with a key screw that will fit that shaft?
Do you have a base that will fit the exterior diameter of the gear box clamping it by friction?

I have found this about your motor:
https://brunei.desertcart.com/produ...torque-gear-box-electric-motor-12-volt-30-rpm

Note that output speed should be around 25 rpm under load.

 

[reg326j]

Thank you so much for the response! Good to know the motor looks fine. The connection between the motor shaft and the weight is where I am having trouble. I cannot figure out how to lift 10 pounds a few inches using the motor "and" I cannot visualize how to lift horizontally using a motor/shaft mounted horizontally.

I am hoping to get some pointers that will help me answer your last 2 questions...just the words pulley, key screw, and gear box help though.

I just thought of this though after you said the word "pulley" - I am trying to fit this in a 25 " x 15" x 3" box. Maybe with these dimensions might be impossible? Here's a pdf of my super rough schematic. Thank you again for the response.

 

[Lnewqban]

Thank you for the schematic.
Here is an idea:

 

[reg326j]

Wow. That is cool. How you were able to solve this problem so quick is quite amazing. Thank you. If anyone has any simpler solutions or just ideas I would appreciate them. Thank you again for taking time out of your day to assist me!

 

[Lnewqban]

This another project is not exactly like yours, but it gives you several solutions to the important problem of coupling your motor directly to a shaft:

https://www.instructables.com/id/DIY-Linear-Actuator/

You are welcome

 

[reg326j]

ohhh quite nice - thank you!