If it works and it's stupid - It's still stupid but damn those make for good pictures on the internet
this post was submitted on 03 Dec 2024
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Pool. Floating dock. Strapped on scissor lift. Definitely in the SOP binder ;)
This is definitely unstable -- a lever arm that long is going to sway like hell.
Additionally, normally when working at heights you should be harnessed and clipped on. But if this thing tips over, you'd spend precious moments trying to unclip while underwater. A conundrum to be sure.
Silly, we all know that water negates all fall damage!
/s
The only way to make this remotely safe would be harnessing to the ceiling. Although that could still be bad if it tips over and catches your foot...
To be fair, falling off this lift is probably safer than falling off of it when it's on solid ground 🤷
That’s why you use a harness on solid ground
Shake hands with danger...
Badowm badowm badowm boooooowm!
This is stable?
What are those? 16m lanes?