DIY $50 Pull Up Bar

How to build a simple, but sturdy, DIY pull up bar for about $50.
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[@Sicpuede]

This is genius, I’m gonna build this in my garage. Thanks!

[@lstephen]

Awesome! Minimalistic and brilliant idea bro! Keep it coming!

[@krpinckney]

Are you kidding me? Ive been trying to come up with ideas for the last two months on how to do this, and you solve it with the near perfect idea in 3 minutes. Thank you so much.
Im think ill add a 2x4 connecting the legs to stabilize them in case anyone kicks them but you have the best concept ive found yet.
Thanks so much Sir...

[@MeetModi]

best idea I have found so far.. gonna be making this today itself

[@user-fg5mh5xf9n]

Can you dismantle it at any time? Dont have space at home to keep it there always

[@ppgab]

What if I just use a curved pipe and skip the ground support? Where I live walls are made of concrete so I was thinking if just screwing the flange to the wall

[@Rohaku216]

Awesome idea, I’m thinking to make the whole thing with steel pipes

[@gerald8006]

Nice. I'm thinking I'll place this so the legs straddle the giant garbage can in my garage.

[@DboyinDtown]

very beast my guy. got me subbed. great tips too

[@maxquigley9524]

Excellent Idea to put all of your weight on the floor instead of the wall or ceiling! Maybe you could find a way to make the whole thing collapse flat against the wall when not in use.

[@WoodworkingAcademy]

Great idea! I didn’t think of that.

[@user-bg1uq8kb2h]

Yea mine is exactly the same yet i put hinges at the wall end an its like closing a door wen not in use

[@piotr803]

Ingenious. What’s the pipe diameter you used? Thanks

[@WoodworkingAcademy]

Thanks! I used 3/4” and honestly I should have used a bigger pipe. It’s plenty strong but would be so much more comfortable with a bigger diameter.

[@piotr803]

@@WoodworkingAcademy thanks, would you go for 1inch or 5/4 inch?

[@Buzca]

👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

[@sandhyadarshini-bz1yr]

Max weight load please

[@WoodworkingAcademy]

I’m not a structural engineer so I can’t answer this. The load is on the vertical 2x4s, which would most likely hold any person.

[@antonio.martins]

Sei não, mas eu não confiaria muito não.

[@WoodworkingAcademy]

É muito resistente.

[@larfoot2539]

Great video! I would recommend some soft music in the background for aesthetics.😊

[@Leckiii43]

What type of nails were you drilling

[@WoodworkingAcademy]

Regular construction screws.

[@marcnunez2515]

$50 my ass its like $300 now lmao

[@WoodworkingAcademy]

For a couple 2x4s and a piece of pipe? It’s still about $50.

[@stevemc1790]

Well...if you're bored...why don't you get a hobby?😅

[@WoodworkingAcademy]

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