DIY Kettlebells
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- Creating videos like this one to promote affective and economical ways of keeping fit during the pandemic. Exercise is so important for mental health and well-being. I hope to give people struggling during this time information on how to build their own equipment without spending a fortune💰...Please contact me for any information. Happy to hear from people.
Stay safe and positive everyone!😊
Matt - แนวปฏิบัติและการใช้ชีวิต
The most practical video, I love it!!!
Thank you😊
Thank you man I would just asking myself wonder if anyone has ever just filled up basketballs for kettle bells and you came up ! Brilliant , I’ll definitely be doing this as I live on an island and have limited funds I can spend on equipment so might as well make everything out of concrete as well. Thank you
Fantastic, great work!!...if you have social media, then I'd love to see some photos of how it finishes up😊
Chuds: "half a metre."
Normies: "50 centimetres"
Matt: "500 mils"
Hahahaha🤣 That's great!
Nice bro, great idea!
if you use a heat gun and insert large springs (temporarily) in the PVC pipe you can get nice radius bends for the handles. that being said awesome set
That sounds like a mighty fine idea!💡
Thanks for the feedback
very good work my brother
Thank you🙏
Nice vid. Are they completely round or did you u cut off a bit at the bottom for better standing?
Thank you🙏...The concrete will naturally sink to the bottom and create the desired shape. It's like it was meant for it👌😁
Nice works✌
Cheers!!
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@@MattLees-Nunan thanks man
what did you spray the handles with? I mean what kind of spray color?
What you need is a high gloss exterior primer and paint together. If you don't have a primer, the paint will just flake off!
Can the upper part of the PVC, where you grip, handle the weight for long times? And It could hand heavier than 14 kilos?
Without breaking?
Yes! As long as your screws are big enough at the bottom and the handle extends all the way down👍
If you are worried about the handles breaking just fill them completely with sand or put some wires inside before putting it on the wet concrete.
Won't the handles over time break? Aren't they weak?
Hey mate, they are still going strong today. Haven't had any issues!🙌
dumb question but the weight of wet Cement stays the same when dry?
No such thing as a dumb question!...It's actually a good one. Wet cement is heavier depending on how much water you mix in. Reason being that when the drying takes place, the water evaporates. If you were to have a 10kg mix with 1Ltr of water it would be 11kg but 10kg when dry👍
Not necessarily, cement absorbs a great deal of water as part of the setting reaction. Concrete chemical mechanics aren't that well established unfortunately, but it will be a little more. You can calculate the amount of water absorbed based on the amount of cement you add. There are formulae online if you look around on Google. As for weight, you can always throw in scrap steel (rebar ect...) as aggregate to weigh them down even more without adding too much volume. Cements hygroscopic nature is the reason construction workers continually wet concrete structural elements upon removal of the forms and for some duration constituting the curing term.
Cheers m8, you just saved me over £100 👍
That's great to hear mate! Nice work😁
also how are the KB's for American and Russian KB swings?
The kettlebells are good for every exercise which you use for normal kettlebells!😊
@@MattLees-Nunan Thank you for all your help! I think I'll be making these this weekend!
Hey man, which are the weights of every kettlebel you made?
Hi man! The basketballs are 14kg, volleyball is 9kg, soccer ball 6kg, and the emojis are 3kg. Hope this helps👍
@@MattLees-Nunan So, if I wanna make the par of 14 kg, how much concrete and water do I have tu put in the mix?
@@yoavserranojacome9204 14kg of dry concrete weight...Reason being that water evaporates during the drying process👌
Thank you man, i'll make them
Good luck! Let me know if you need anymore info👌
@3:35 are you nailing it? What exactly are you doing there? 😨
Yeah, sure am! Because the concrete isn't fully dry, it's able to be hit in. It's nailing the synthetic fabric where I cut out the slots for the handle😊