DIY Commercial Grade Squat Rack - Saved Me $1000!
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- Опубліковано 6 лип 2024
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Sick build man. Looks like a ton of drilling haha. But the price of those racks are insane. Glad you were able to build one DIY. Plus, I like the green paint!
Looks great 👍🏽 can’t wait to try it myself
Great build, time well invested bro!
Hey bro, I am in the process of making one like this but I want to squat with the rack. For protection should I drill holes and have a metal pipe as the bar stop?
I built mine with warehouse racks and Rep parts and came out awesome! I paid more for the delivery than what I paid for the actual rack! $120 for racks and $140 for delivery 😂
When you are welding especially in a shop take the time to position yourself and the material so you can be comfortable and can stable your arms for a more consistent weld then don't wobble your arms to create your bead keep the movement in your whip wrist and that will help a lot too
awesome job....
Is there a plan somewhere?
Wow nice! Im new subscriber Sir
How many man hours did you work on it and how much is your hour worth?
Can I please have the dimensions so I can build it
Wow 👍
Hi, you did so amazing job, kindly ask if you interested collaboration?
DIY and it still cost $500? I bought my 4 post 2.5x2.5" power rack for $400. Cheers mate!
new or second hand ? there very pricy now.
new@@mirza6399
You’re right I am making one myself and the amount of work is not really worth it for what you can buy them. And getting things straight with the welding contraction is very hard and time consuming. They use jigs in the factory
@@mirza6399 Brand new. Only downside is 2.5x2.5 which is an odd size to buy attachments for. But the rack already comes with dip and weight horns so all good.
What gauge steel? What weight capacity? And any other attachments are gonna have to be home made because no one really makes that