I workout in secret my parents dont even let me workout I have been.secretly working out buying my iwn equipment so sad man... life is not same for all
Excellent video, well done, excellent design, this come up on my feed a little too late, I went for timber 6" x 3"s and some 4"x4" as 6" x 6" not readily available and very expensive. Had I saw this I might have borrowed your ideas of the 2 angled pull up bars. I did use the metal store stuff though, much cheaper than timber, thanks for sharing, my design of just 1 pull up bar and dipping bar has cost about 3 times your lol. Thanks again
Awesome simple video showing an all metal DIY approach! I think that if I went this route versus wood, I would fill the metal support posts with cement to make it more firm, solid, and maybe less wobbly 🤔
What a great video, good on you mate!. And how awesome is your family for helping out. Truly a special video. Currently putting together a home gym set . Kindest regards. Aussie Coin Hunter TH-cam
Mate congrats on the set up (am jealous! Haha) and thanks very much for hints and tips for making a more rigid one!! I’m unsure what to do- you can buy freestanding parallel bars and freestanding chin-up bars, it’s less cool than having a permanent feature though, and would cost me approx £200-300 for a half decent one... Cheers for the vid!
Pramonster84 no problem 👍 might make a follow up video if I ever improve it. And tbh it all depends how much space and what you want to do. If you have spacr I'd definitely say go for a permanent set up because it's stronger and would be better if you ever wanted to progress on to freesytle calisthenics or something. But the free standing equipment is still good stuff I think
Good effort dude, perhaps the down pipes needed to be buried a little deeper. Corner supports probably would not have done much to stop the wobble. Stirling work though, I like it. :)
Hey thanks for the feedback 👍 I think I'd use thicker down pipes next time. Or I am tempted to add some tension supports pulling from either sides. I dunno lol just an idea
The bars are very strong. They're never gonna fall down from the weight of a person. Although they're definitely to flexible but a lot of that is down to my design. If I was to use more traingles in the structure it would be solid. Or if you had welded brackets that would also make it a little stiffer
Hi great Video. Adwise Friend here. the bars in the ground are the problem they have to be way thicker than the pullup bars that doesn't count for the p-bars
Glenn Quagmire thank you. I did think about that but it was way cheaper using the same material and I couldn't find the clamps that connect different size pipes. I might make improvements to it one day. Got some great cheap ideas to stabilize it
It's doing really well, not a single spot of rust anywhere. I use it quite regularly still. I would like to stiffen it up with some triangular supports but other than that it's spot on
Yeah definitely. Not the best design tbh but it works pretty good and it's not unsafe. Just needed to use larger support bars or add some diagonal supports in. Might do a video improving it or reviewing it now I've been using it for ages
Your posts need to be 4 by 3 galvanized steel or treated hardwood. Also it's concrete if it has stones in it and it should go in dry for posts. Next time call an Aussie. LOL.
Big up to the family for being so supportive; esp. yr parents for giving up their lawn. Build it, use it, benefit.
I workout in secret my parents dont even let me workout I have been.secretly working out buying my iwn equipment so sad man... life is not same for all
Good on you mate, done it yourselves, on a budget and it will do the job.
Good luck for the future.
A calisthenics gym and a greenhouse! Stylin' it grand!
That is great. But I think you should add triangles at every corner to make it more sturdy.
Thanks for posting, and making the suggestions for improving. Always like it when posters point out what did and didn’t work as they would like.
No problem :) I might do a review of it now I've been using it for the last year and a bit
Excellent video, well done, excellent design, this come up on my feed a little too late, I went for timber 6" x 3"s and some 4"x4" as 6" x 6" not readily available and very expensive. Had I saw this I might have borrowed your ideas of the 2 angled pull up bars. I did use the metal store stuff though, much cheaper than timber, thanks for sharing, my design of just 1 pull up bar and dipping bar has cost about 3 times your lol. Thanks again
Awesome simple video showing an all metal DIY approach! I think that if I went this route versus wood, I would fill the metal support posts with cement to make it more firm, solid, and maybe less wobbly 🤔
That's an interesting idea. I've thought of upgrading using triangles or suspension ties. Probably should have used thicker upright poles tbh
should've gone with some more sturdy, thick pipes.
That's what he said.
It is nice to have supportive family like that, awesome...
You make it look easy.... great video.... outstanding concept.... very nice implementation .... keep up the Great Work !!!
Jim Brown thank you, it's a little bit wobbly especially when progressing to freestyle calisthenics. Really needs some triangular supports
What a great video, good on you mate!. And how awesome is your family for helping out. Truly a special video. Currently putting together a home gym set .
Kindest regards.
Aussie Coin Hunter TH-cam
That is an awesome set up 💪👊
Comic book Muscle Thank you :)
nice work dude
Great jobs,young man!Your family give support you!👍My advise :the vertical bars could be much bigger to sustain the more height... 👍👍👍
Esti roman nu?
Good job! I like to see young people being creative
Nice miat, very fun cars
very nice man
Mate congrats on the set up (am jealous! Haha) and thanks very much for hints and tips for making a more rigid one!!
I’m unsure what to do- you can buy freestanding parallel bars and freestanding chin-up bars, it’s less cool than having a permanent feature though, and would cost me approx £200-300 for a half decent one...
Cheers for the vid!
Pramonster84 no problem 👍 might make a follow up video if I ever improve it. And tbh it all depends how much space and what you want to do. If you have spacr I'd definitely say go for a permanent set up because it's stronger and would be better if you ever wanted to progress on to freesytle calisthenics or something. But the free standing equipment is still good stuff I think
Good effort dude, perhaps the down pipes needed to be buried a little deeper. Corner supports probably would not have done much to stop the wobble. Stirling work though, I like it. :)
Hey thanks for the feedback 👍 I think I'd use thicker down pipes next time. Or I am tempted to add some tension supports pulling from either sides. I dunno lol just an idea
Vera level
6:30 nice flat back form
Fantastic set up . Great video
Should have used some 4x4 inch wooden posts in the ground and then put your tubing on them , will be sollid
Do you have any advice for a setup on terrace?
Good Job mate, one of the better designs I've seen on youtube!
P@inhiselement thank you. Been considering making improvements to it but it's good enough for now
Just the strength of it really. At some diagonal supports so it's more rigid but that's about it
Helpful sharing! Useful set-up
Great project but I'd be scared using this bars. They are very thin nad long so they are unstable and could bend over some time
The bars are very strong. They're never gonna fall down from the weight of a person. Although they're definitely to flexible but a lot of that is down to my design. If I was to use more traingles in the structure it would be solid. Or if you had welded brackets that would also make it a little stiffer
Hi great Video. Adwise Friend here. the bars in the ground are the problem they have to be way thicker than the pullup bars that doesn't count for the p-bars
Glenn Quagmire thank you. I did think about that but it was way cheaper using the same material and I couldn't find the clamps that connect different size pipes. I might make improvements to it one day. Got some great cheap ideas to stabilize it
Great video man! But the steering wheel in your car is on the wrong side! Hahahahaha.
Just kidding
Great video, thank you for sharing!
Tattooed Soldier no problem👍
The sound of music is so much louder than your voice, annoying. But Hollywood do the same, so what a hack, right? Otherwise, great video and info.
Haha thanks for the feedback. I'll consider the music 👍 cheers bro
i thinck maybe addig cement to the pipes would make a diffrece
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appreciate the tips friend!
It's been 2+ years since you posted this video. How has the gym stood up to elements and use...and do you still use it regularly?
It's doing really well, not a single spot of rust anywhere. I use it quite regularly still. I would like to stiffen it up with some triangular supports but other than that it's spot on
The music and the talking does not add up music is so loud compared to your audio,....
I apologise. Had a lot of comments about volumes. Will be aware of it
What material are these tubes ? Great video it’s really going to help me out !
Thank you 🙂 They're galvanized steel. There's a link in the description of the website I got them from.
@@Jk-bc4qz a little but I mostly use gloves and don't really use them in the wet much. They grip well when it's dry though
@@Jk-bc4qz hmm never really considered it. Would there be much benefit?
How much will it cost you to build another 1 gym? Given you dont have nothing execpt the tools you will be needing.
Mr Yoso probably about £200 roughly
All the structure moves when you do a simple pull up.... maybe you should reinforce everything no?
Yeah definitely. Not the best design tbh but it works pretty good and it's not unsafe. Just needed to use larger support bars or add some diagonal supports in. Might do a video improving it or reviewing it now I've been using it for ages
What was the music at the end?? Dope
Got the music link in the description
How much did the materials cost you?
gelosul about £200 ish including the cement and stuff
you have the dimensions of the pipes ?
I can't remember what I used. Pretty sure they're about 35mm diameter
If I were to do it again I'd want to use a large pipe for the legs as it's a bit wobbly. Or you could try adding triangles to stiffen up the design
How deep are the holes?
The shallowest are 600mm for the dip bars and 1m for the rest
Your posts need to be 4 by 3 galvanized steel or treated hardwood. Also it's concrete if it has stones in it and it should go in dry for posts. Next time call an Aussie. LOL.
Not stability.
So weird. I didn’t expect u to be British, I don’t know why but I didn’t.
Your gym is shivering barely..
Your should have put thicker pipes for columns
Understand Simple physics.
Thanks for the info 👍 tried to do it on the cheap with only having access to basic tools. I apologise if this doesn't meet industry standards.
@@ProjectDriven You shouldn't be apologising mate, this is very helpful for those on a budget. Thanks!
He clearly said at the end, you can spend more money to make it stronger, this was a low scale budget.
Yeah he said that AFTER he tried it cuz he realized its noticeably shaky