I would not recommend you do muscle ups on this. I snapped one side doing them 😅 its not stable enough. Im working on a better version due to so many people asking about muscle ups.
So glad I came across your video. -What a simple, effective, versatile , economical and effortless method of having pull-up bars! I was going to build mine with 4x4x10 pressure treated lumber and a 72" black pipe. After seeing your final product, I have changed my mind. Mostly because of its versatility, whereas mine, I was struggling of thinking of a place I could build it in. Thank you, sir! p.s. I love the fact that you honor your beautiful family! Much love and respect to that!
Wow thank you! Yeah I will be doing a setup like that once we move into our own home but this works out so much easier. Only thing is you’ll need sand bags if you want to hang a punching bag or do muscle ups. I’m glad this was able to help with your search. Thank you for your comment!
7:34 $365. Price of schedule 40 steel as more than doubled since before COVID. It's all galvanized schedule 40 plumbing pipe with NPT threading, not cheap but like he said will last. No need to pain it either, just a waste of money, time and product. Only thing I would recommend is to put some anti-seize grease on the threads so it can be taken down later. Thanks for sharing.
buying a pullupbar was the best thing i ever did for my life (technically its part of my power rack) but wow what a life changer. at first i would walk by it and squeeze out 2 pullups, thats alll i could do at the time. now im 32 pounds heavier and i walk by the bar and do 15 paused reps perfect form! they changed the way my body looks without going to a gym ever!!!!
Outstanding presentation. You gave easy step-by-step instructions, and showed all details. I like how you said it would be easier to build from the top, down. Very honest. You are a quality instructor. #MuchRespect
this is great! for anyone who is looking for a cheap sturdy way to do pull ups id do this, also if you have a decent sized tree in your yard somewhere you could look into getting rings instead!
Yes! You absolutely can use it for that too. I just got a heavy bag for it. Just get some sand to keep it from rocking. Stay tuned for the updated video, I'll be showing that too.
I've been looking for the most simple way to make one of these. This is definitely it, not only that but it seems like it will last much longer than all the wooden versions I've previously seen. Nice job sir and.thanks for the great video.
One adjustment I would make is to use 2-3” pipes for the frame and they make reducer fittings that you can fit the 1-1/4” pipe into for the actual bar you pull on. Much stronger frame… for those of us that are heavier that is.
Run 90s on each corner and run a bar to brace each side. Throw a sandbag on each corner and you should be able to do absolutely anything you want on it.
Man, great video! I kind of want to see what a rectangular cube aka cage would look like built with this pipe, but that’ll probably cost $1k and at that point you’re probably better off buying power rack made by a fitness company.
Really cool video, but do you think there’s a way to build this cheaper? Does it have to be galvanized steel? Most of these that I’ve seen where they’re already built is between $80-$200. Baseblock has 1 that’s like $160-$170 with shipping? I love building my own stuff though so if you have any suggestions that’s a little more economical, I’d definitely be open to it
i just found two large straight cedar logs. very heavy and will need a deep hole and concrete but free. sourcing bar this week. considering drilling holes in the logs if i cant find some type of brackets.
Wow thank you, honestly because I’ve built this I was looking for a cheaper diy setup that was around $100! So I guess I have to do a new setup. Back in the lab I go👷🏾♂️
I believe I’ll use this instead of digging holes in my back yard. Great vid and I subbed!!! Have you tried muscle on this pull up station? Does it tilt when performing muscle ups?
Thank you for subbing God As far as muscle ups I wouldn’t recommend it with this particular setup. The muscle ups require a lot of force and it wears on the threads. Cause it to snap, it’s happened to me twice since making it.
EXCELLENT! THAT IS ALL I NEED OR WANT! BUT THE $25 MILLION DOLLAR QUESTION IS: WHAT DOES THAT STURDINESS LOOK LIKE IF YOU ATTEMPT TO SWING AND/OR DO MUSCLE-UPS ON THAT THING. STEEL IS THE WAY TO GO. THE ONLY THING I AM GOING TO DO DIFFERENTLY IS DOUBLE THE VERTICAL PIPES TO CONNECT A FREE-STANDING CAGE (RATHER THAN A SINGLE BAR, YOU WILL HAVE A DOUBLE PARALLEL BAR AT THE TOP AND EXTEND THE BOTTOM LEGS TO TO 48” RATHER THAN 24”s). FROM AN ENGINEERING STANDPOINT THE LONGER THE LEGS ARE, THE MORE STURDY THE STRUCTURE IF YOU ACTUALLY SWING FROM THE BARS. I WANT TO SWING TO BUILD STRENGTH AND STAMINA. CONGRATULATIONS ON THE BABY! BE BLESSED!
Nice , but you could have also bought 4 x 4’s and one pipe and two flanges for like maybe 60-70 bucks and would have been even more sturdy 😂 or a 70 buck pull up bar and mounted it to your outside wall there 🤣 not knocking ya one bit but 360 bucks for a pull up bar is pretty steep.
Very cool. Don't think I can justify almost 400 dollars for a bar though. I built one out of two 4x4's in the past (moved houses). I was looking for an easier way this time but at this price, eh, idk man. Think I'll just make another 4x4 one for under 50. 4x4 8' are 10 bucks each, bury them about a foot and a half or so, bag of concrete is 5 bucks. It's a bit of a pain but the whole point is to work out right? 🤣I do like the pipe and I like how it's mobile, too. Nice work.
@@srinigypsy I dug a hole in the ground for each post with a post hole digger and concreted it. The posts were just standard 4x4s. I forgot what bar I used, I think just rigid pipe from the hardware store. Like that black iron pipe for gas maybe?
@@user-nh3gu1ge3d oh I figured out the cheapest way! I got lots of trees on the property I can fasten a bar between :)) it was there all the time lol I feel stupid hehe
Nice but galvanize pipe expensive 😮 I use 4x4 wood 8 footlong I buy .than pipe 7 foot long galvanize 1 inch diameter cheaper way 😊buy 2 bags quick set concrete to set 4 x4 pressure treated wood than drill hole through wood for my bar . Put to end caps on pipe work for me
Sup Nu ....question...how tall are you? I'm 6'5 260 and just wondering if i might have to spend a little more money for mine.. I want to build my own pull up and muscle up bar and I want to make sure I can keep my form perfect.. any advice with that? Nice i.g page by the way.... one love bro ✊🏿
I’m 5’11 and 155-165lbs it changes a lot lol. You’re a big guy, I would recommend you use 6x6 pressure treated wood fence for the sides and 4x4 pressure treated wood for the base. This setup is perfect for pull-ups but it’s too wobbly for the muscle up because of the force. I should know it broke on me when doing them 😅. I still would use the galvanized steel for your actual bar though just adding elbow joints and floor flanges to the tops of the 6x6. This setup will definitely be cheaper and save yourself from breaking the pull up bar and falling. Anymore questions please hit me on IG so I answer in more detail and give examples and links. Thank you @dcochrane4243 for the love. peace and blessings✌🏾hope this was helpful.
What kind of capacity do you reckon this has bro? I'm a 100 kilo (224 poud) powerlifter and want to start banging out weighted pullups. Much love from New Zealand. 💪
This pull up bar can hold about 182 kilo or 400lbs it’s sturdy but you’ll need to add sands to the feet. Shoutout to New Zealand! Definitely on my list of places to visit.
I bought this to replace a very similar item whose foam grips had worn after years of use. ua-cam.com/users/postUgkxwyoGHi-cCLV1AqJYj7QeIWKSpdRMYPF1 This one is is even slightly better than the old one I had! (Sorry I don't remember the brand or model.) This bar sits a bit higher in the doorway, giving me more ground clearance for movement, and the foam grips and foam pads that protect the doorway are thicker. It was also very quick and easy to assemble. The only minor gripe I have is that the hand grips in the middle are really tight on the bar, and therefore hard to slide along the bar if you want a wider or narrower grip. You have to be patient and gradually work them into the position you want.
$360?! lol... for another $150 u can just get a REP fitness pullupbar/ squat rack and it's 10x the quality. I wouldn't recommend this route unless you really just want to DIY it. Dude doesn't look too heavy and it was wobbling. fuck that
Nice 👍🏽
Can you muscle up on it?
I would not recommend you do muscle ups on this. I snapped one side doing them 😅 its not stable enough. Im working on a better version due to so many people asking about muscle ups.
Square base
@@umbravisionsnetwork Have you figured anything out yet? I was thinking I could just put a pipe strap on each corner by the caps
a better method that would also be cheaper would have been to get one 6ft pipe and to use 4x4's cement it to the ground.@@umbravisionsnetwork
Dude! Thank You So Much!!!
So glad I came across your video.
-What a simple, effective, versatile , economical and effortless method of having pull-up bars!
I was going to build mine with 4x4x10 pressure treated lumber and a 72" black pipe.
After seeing your final product, I have changed my mind. Mostly because of its versatility, whereas mine, I was struggling of thinking of a place I could build it in.
Thank you, sir!
p.s. I love the fact that you honor your beautiful family! Much love and respect to that!
Wow thank you! Yeah I will be doing a setup like that once we move into our own home but this works out so much easier. Only thing is you’ll need sand bags if you want to hang a punching bag or do muscle ups. I’m glad this was able to help with your search.
Thank you for your comment!
7:34 $365. Price of schedule 40 steel as more than doubled since before COVID. It's all galvanized schedule 40 plumbing pipe with NPT threading, not cheap but like he said will last. No need to pain it either, just a waste of money, time and product. Only thing I would recommend is to put some anti-seize grease on the threads so it can be taken down later. Thanks for sharing.
Yeah that’s the only thing about inflation😅 been deciding on a color scheme now. Im going to have it powder coated in the winter before spring.
And thank for the tip about the anti-seize! That was a gem for sure🙏🏾
Pin this comment please brother!
Thank you 😂 I’m like why is he using that expensive pipe
buying a pullupbar was the best thing i ever did for my life (technically its part of my power rack)
but wow what a life changer.
at first i would walk by it and squeeze out 2 pullups, thats alll i could do at the time.
now im 32 pounds heavier and i walk by the bar and do 15 paused reps perfect form! they changed the way my body looks without going to a gym ever!!!!
Simple, effective, and portable. Great job, dude!
Much appreciated 💪🏾
Thanks for this setup! This beats digging holes and planting them onto the ground.
We agree lol but that’s in the plans for the future.
This is brilliant! Way better method than digging and mixing concrete. Thanks man.
Major 🔥🔥🔥🔥
🚂The💨Train❌Don’t🛑Stop‼️
Big back, six pack! 🦍
Salute OG Rip✊🏿
Outstanding presentation. You gave easy step-by-step instructions, and showed all details. I like how you said it would be easier to build from the top, down. Very honest. You are a quality instructor. #MuchRespect
Much appreciated 🙏🏾
Thanks I can’t stand it when others make a DIY complicated 😅 glad you enjoyed the video.
bro u a legend ur the GOAT i been thinking about this exact idea when i found u doin it exactly as a thought about it, thx man
Peace God Thank you 🤝🏾
I will have to make this one. Thank you for sharing this.
Please do!
Doing exactly this next weekend thanks breh good on yeh.
I SWEER IM DRIVING N I WAS LIKE I CAN BUILD A HOME ONE OUT PVC PFOLLY LET ME UA-cam IT!!!!! lol glad I did
I’m so glad I found this channel my son who’s 16 wants me to build one . I’m a little intimidated not sure if I can do.
this is great! for anyone who is looking for a cheap sturdy way to do pull ups id do this, also if you have a decent sized tree in your yard somewhere you could look into getting rings instead!
It’s funny you mentioned rings because I just got some a few weeks ago lol. Updated video coming soon!
Man you straight up did that 💪🏿 fast and easy Explained
It’s the simple things that make us happy. Glad you enjoyed the video✊🏿
Greetings from Germany! I love your safety shoes! lol
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Damn !!! This is amazing !!! I'm about to head out and buy these piping material.
You could get some Floor Flange's to screw it down to your deck, so it won't wobble as much. Especially if you end up getting ring attachments.
I’m going to use the same set up for an outdoor heavy bag frame. Thanks
Yes! You absolutely can use it for that too. I just got a heavy bag for it. Just get some sand to keep it from rocking. Stay tuned for the updated video, I'll be showing that too.
Thank you so much
Exactly what I was looking for🙏
We’re glad to hear that!
Simple concise and on point. Thanks bro.
Good lookin’ out! Was just about to try to my hand at the wood set-up. This seems a lot simpler than the wood joint!
Glad I could help!
Make sure you extend the base and square it off on each side for added stability.
God bless you and your family sir 🎉Thank you for this wonderful video😊
I need bar for pull ups and chin ups only. Out of all videos seen , this is looking like the most promising solution.
Thank you man I’m happy to hear that the video serves so many peoples needs for a pull up bar that will last forever.
@@umbravisionsnetwork Absolutely loving it. Thanks for the comment.
I've been looking for the most simple way to make one of these. This is definitely it, not only that but it seems like it will last much longer than all the wooden versions I've previously seen. Nice job sir and.thanks for the great video.
Hope you enjoy
Thank you very much. All the best.
👍👍 this is exactly what I needed
Glad we could help! 👍🏾❤️
Awesome, bro . Thank you for this video. I will do my.
The slippers...
They're slides
Not from the years we come from it ain't. @@MeatFish.
@YusufEbr you retard. The years you come from won't change the fact that they're still called slides. They were called slides then too you fuck nut
"this will last....forever" hahaha facts!
Thanks dude ❤
One adjustment I would make is to use 2-3” pipes for the frame and they make reducer fittings that you can fit the 1-1/4” pipe into for the actual bar you pull on. Much stronger frame… for those of us that are heavier that is.
3” x 1-1/4” galvanized bushing to be exact.
Run 90s on each corner and run a bar to brace each side. Throw a sandbag on each corner and you should be able to do absolutely anything you want on it.
BTW I added wheels to mines. This way I can have my son pull it down the block with the truck while I'm stylin' (inserts jabba the hut laugh)
Great idea
Good job I think I make me one..
Thanks
Man, great video! I kind of want to see what a rectangular cube aka cage would look like built with this pipe, but that’ll probably cost $1k and at that point you’re probably better off buying power rack made by a fitness company.
Perfect great work 👍😎
Thank You
Nice work!
People who thought "ain't paying THAT for that". Assemble🤝🏼
Thanks for the video.
Thank you
Thank you! I can do this!
Sir.. I really wanna do muscle ups, can you tell me how to make a bar that's best for muscle ups and swings like gymnasts
How Much did you spend on The Materials in Total?
7:32 $360
@@InsipidRoustabout 💀
@@scyvo😂
Excellent
Might jb weld the top so the bar connections won't loosen and spin while in use.
That's the only addition I made.
Wish I could weld 😅 plan on use lock tight on the top. Once I have it powder coated.
I wish you told us how much the mateials costed
Thank you boss !!!!
Really cool video, but do you think there’s a way to build this cheaper? Does it have to be galvanized steel? Most of these that I’ve seen where they’re already built is between $80-$200. Baseblock has 1 that’s like $160-$170 with shipping? I love building my own stuff though so if you have any suggestions that’s a little more economical, I’d definitely be open to it
i just found two large straight cedar logs. very heavy and will need a deep hole and concrete but free.
sourcing bar this week. considering drilling holes in the logs if i cant find some type of brackets.
Wow thank you, honestly because I’ve built this I was looking for a cheaper diy setup that was around $100! So I guess I have to do a new setup.
Back in the lab I go👷🏾♂️
I believe I’ll use this instead of digging holes in my back yard. Great vid and I subbed!!!
Have you tried muscle on this pull up station? Does it tilt when performing muscle ups?
Thank you for subbing God
As far as muscle ups I wouldn’t recommend it with this particular setup. The muscle ups require a lot of force and it wears on the threads. Cause it to snap, it’s happened to me twice since making it.
@@umbravisionsnetwork thanks for the reply
You should add some foam to the feet, it might help making it more stable.
One question, how much load it can take? I'm 68Kg.. please say.
Oh you’re good I’m 160lbs ish lol
I use 1” of GI pipe water supply grade blue strip line.
What is the weight limit on this bar? Im 200 lbs but I want to do weighted pullups on this and I'd like to go heavy.
EXCELLENT! THAT IS ALL I NEED OR WANT! BUT THE $25 MILLION DOLLAR QUESTION IS: WHAT DOES THAT STURDINESS LOOK LIKE IF YOU ATTEMPT TO SWING AND/OR DO MUSCLE-UPS ON THAT THING.
STEEL IS THE WAY TO GO. THE ONLY THING I AM GOING TO DO DIFFERENTLY IS DOUBLE THE VERTICAL PIPES TO CONNECT A FREE-STANDING CAGE (RATHER THAN A SINGLE BAR, YOU WILL HAVE A DOUBLE PARALLEL BAR AT THE TOP AND EXTEND THE BOTTOM LEGS TO TO 48” RATHER THAN 24”s). FROM AN ENGINEERING STANDPOINT THE LONGER THE LEGS ARE, THE MORE STURDY THE STRUCTURE IF YOU ACTUALLY SWING FROM THE BARS. I WANT TO SWING TO BUILD STRENGTH AND STAMINA.
CONGRATULATIONS ON THE BABY! BE BLESSED!
To answer that question you'll need some weights or sand on the legs because it does rock. Stay tuned for an update video!
@@umbravisionsnetwork MOS DEF AND THANKS I SUBSCRIBED SO I DONT MISS ANYTHING. GREAT CONTENT.
@@umbravisionsnetwork I bet if you put 90 degree pipe elbows on your bottom supports with 4 feet bars it would be even more stable
Okay Boss🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
Nice , but you could have also bought 4 x 4’s and one pipe and two flanges for like maybe 60-70 bucks and would have been even more sturdy 😂 or a 70 buck pull up bar and mounted it to your outside wall there 🤣 not knocking ya one bit but 360 bucks for a pull up bar is pretty steep.
Good idea honestly might have to add it. Thanks for watching and commenting.
Very cool. Don't think I can justify almost 400 dollars for a bar though. I built one out of two 4x4's in the past (moved houses). I was looking for an easier way this time but at this price, eh, idk man. Think I'll just make another 4x4 one for under 50. 4x4 8' are 10 bucks each, bury them about a foot and a half or so, bag of concrete is 5 bucks. It's a bit of a pain but the whole point is to work out right? 🤣I do like the pipe and I like how it's mobile, too. Nice work.
what did you use to hold the bar? ive got large cedar logs and am wondering if drilling a hole through is a good idea or not.
@@srinigypsy I dug a hole in the ground for each post with a post hole digger and concreted it. The posts were just standard 4x4s. I forgot what bar I used, I think just rigid pipe from the hardware store. Like that black iron pipe for gas maybe?
@@user-nh3gu1ge3d did you use brackets or drill a hole in the wood to hold the bar? Thx
@@user-nh3gu1ge3d oh I figured out the cheapest way! I got lots of trees on the property I can fasten a bar between :)) it was there all the time lol I feel stupid hehe
@@srinigypsy I just drilled a hole
Will the 1in galv. Pipe work the same? Thats all i can find with all the parts you have listed
Yes 1in will work, just fine. I don’t recommend doing muscle ups with it tho.
Oh yea i understand just wanted something to do hanging and pull ups, great video man thank you!
I like it, how much was total cost?
Nice 👍.
Thank you 🙏🏾
@@umbravisionsnetwork welcome brother
I wish I was tall!!
Dope
Could of bought yourself a nice power tower on Facebook market place for that price but respect to you tho💯
Thank you for sharing......
Nice but galvanize pipe expensive 😮 I use 4x4 wood 8 footlong I buy .than pipe 7 foot long galvanize 1 inch diameter cheaper way 😊buy 2 bags quick set concrete to set 4 x4 pressure treated wood than drill hole through wood for my bar . Put to end caps on pipe work for me
Plz tell me the name of the section lowe's plz bro
Plumbing section
How tall are you? That bar looks very tall, considering the side lengths are 72 inches.
Imma try pvc
How long are those bars ? To make one
Cool concept! A bit too pricey for me, but love the idea !
Doing this
Name of the big rod your height rod and price of the rod
Plz reply me fasf
How Much total was the parts?
Watch the whole video man, at the end he talks about the price.
360
doing muscle ups would be hard on this
Sup Nu ....question...how tall are you? I'm 6'5 260 and just wondering if i might have to spend a little more money for mine.. I want to build my own pull up and muscle up bar and I want to make sure I can keep my form perfect.. any advice with that? Nice i.g page by the way.... one love bro ✊🏿
I’m 5’11 and 155-165lbs it changes a lot lol. You’re a big guy, I would recommend you use 6x6 pressure treated wood fence for the sides and 4x4 pressure treated wood for the base. This setup is perfect for pull-ups but it’s too wobbly for the muscle up because of the force. I should know it broke on me when doing them 😅. I still would use the galvanized steel for your actual bar though just adding elbow joints and floor flanges to the tops of the 6x6. This setup will definitely be cheaper and save yourself from breaking the pull up bar and falling. Anymore questions please hit me on IG so I answer in more detail and give examples and links. Thank you @dcochrane4243 for the love. peace and blessings✌🏾hope this was helpful.
What was the total price?
What kind of capacity do you reckon this has bro? I'm a 100 kilo (224 poud) powerlifter and want to start banging out weighted pullups.
Much love from New Zealand. 💪
This pull up bar can hold about 182 kilo or 400lbs it’s sturdy but you’ll need to add sands to the feet. Shoutout to New Zealand! Definitely on my list of places to visit.
🔥
Hi , what’s the overall diameter of those pipes?
They’re 1.5 in diameter
Is it stable enough for muscle ups?
You will need sandbags to hold the bar down
How much bro your height pull up bar price plz tell me 😢😢
I’m 5’11 basically 6 feet 😂
The bar cost $360 to build.
You need at least two pipe wrenches to tighten it properly
Yes you do, I just didn't show that part.
Outro song please
I bought this to replace a very similar item whose foam grips had worn after years of use. ua-cam.com/users/postUgkxwyoGHi-cCLV1AqJYj7QeIWKSpdRMYPF1 This one is is even slightly better than the old one I had! (Sorry I don't remember the brand or model.) This bar sits a bit higher in the doorway, giving me more ground clearance for movement, and the foam grips and foam pads that protect the doorway are thicker. It was also very quick and easy to assemble. The only minor gripe I have is that the hand grips in the middle are really tight on the bar, and therefore hard to slide along the bar if you want a wider or narrower grip. You have to be patient and gradually work them into the position you want.
Glad you like it!
Like 👍🏼
he look like Chiwetel Ejiofor
Could have bought a used squat rack for 200
Multi purpose, do some pull ups then hook up gas to a house after lol
😂😂
350 are too much you can buy one for 180 150
I know. This guy is a fucking moron lol. You can find them for 100-150 or used for even cheaper lol and spend the rest on a nice dumbbell set.
360 dollars? Lol. You could have bought a used pullup station for like 80 bucks.
GUD SHIT
Much appreciated 🤝🏾
Or you could just buy an outdoor pull up bar from amazon for less than $200
But its not as stable as this!
This is way more heavy duty I am a welder and was actually thinking of doing this same approach a 9 months ago.
you can hang a punchbag off that also
$360?! lol... for another $150 u can just get a REP fitness pullupbar/ squat rack and it's 10x the quality.
I wouldn't recommend this route unless you really just want to DIY it.
Dude doesn't look too heavy and it was wobbling. fuck that
Thanks for watching Bob “not the builder”😅
@@umbravisionsnetworkit’s good u took action tho
$365.00? Lol
hey man... you ain't 6 ft lol
Yo this is great!!!!
Thank you much appreciated.