1,200 lb Capacity Dumbell Weight Rack Build 5-75 lb
ฝัง
- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 12 ก.ย. 2021
- Quickly talking through this dumbbell weight rack build. This is a three tiered rack that will hold pairs of 5lbs - 75lbs dumbbells.
I used primarily 2x4s and 1/2" birch plywood.
Let me know what you would have done differently in the comments.
You can follow me on IG for more frequent updates @TaylorGraffeo247
Thank you for watching and subscribing. God Bless you! - แนวปฏิบัติและการใช้ชีวิต
Looks great! I’m going to copy your design but make it more narrow and slightly larger gap between second and third shelf. I’m going to make that a kettlebell spot.
Also, you need to get some knee pads. 🙂
Beautiful concept and is meticulously built. Awesome work. Love it!
Thank you so much!
Just made one similar. I bought the plastic dumbbell holder for it, but decided to use some extra gym mats I had from deadlift platform I built. Only thing wish I didn’t stain black. N I have 15-105 dumbbells on it in intervals of 10 pounds. N holding up great
This design is awesome and close to what I'm trying to accomplish.
Thank you! Are you building for yourself or someone else?
@@taylorstools777 I am building for myself
Love this design.
Thank you! Are you thinking about recreating it?
@@taylorstools777 yup. I made one very similar. Thanks so much for sharing.
Curious is customer reported that the 2x4s bowed in the middle. Would the weight be better supported and warping avoided if the 2x4s were run on end instead of on their side?
Overall great concept. Going to build a modified version for myself!
No bowing! There is so much support with the 2x4s and the plywood glued directly to it. I think if it were wider it may bow. Maybe if you did 2x4s on their side then vertical supports it would be stronger but may interfere with the shelf below it.. good luck!
Do you have plans available? I’d love to attempt to make this.
Sick. I was browsing TH-cam for a way to make a little stand for my ironmasters and stumbled upon this. How much did this project cost ya?
Ballpark $300 I think. All depends on your lumber prices where you are at. Are you in Ohio?
Awesome video! Do you have any plans available for this ? I want to make one just like this for my gym. Thanks
Thank you I’m glad you liked it! I have a basic hand drawn sketch somewhere. I would hardly call them plans lol. I can email them to you if you want.
@@taylorstools777 can you send them to me as well?
Hey, im curious how this has held up! I like the design and im looking to build something similar for our gym. Thanks
This is for a customer and it’s used every single day. He is a personal trainer so it gets a lot of use and it still holding up great.
Just what I need, do you think it is possible to add heavy duty casters?
As long as you could properly secure them. They would have to be really heavy duty though depending on how much weight you plan to put on it. Why do you need to move it?
What are the dimensions of this?
L72”xW16”xH36”
How much did this cost?
Material costs at the time I built it (2x4s, plywood, screws, glue, sand paper, paint) was around $200 I believe. Obviously costs fluctuate and where you are in the country/ world will effect this. Are you planning on building your own?
@@taylorstools777 yeah definitely thinking about building one myself rather make a good quality dumbbell rack then buy a cheap one.
@@Rockyyz The reason this customer wanted this is because they had a cheap metal one first and it just fell apart!