You must have a little crack that the “pointy thing” slides into. I don’t have a crack in which to insert the point thing. My molding is flush with my dry wall.
Omg thank you so much. I had taken my bar down to relocate it, forgot about my plan, and by the time I went to put it back up, couldn't remember how the wedge goes (or even what it's for). Ugh soooo many too-long vids that never even mention it. THANK YOU 🎉🎉🎉🎉
I didn’t either, but by pressing the Sharp bit into where the gap should be you’ll create one (as it’s there underneath most likely, but the paint covers it up). I had to press quite a bit and then it got through. :)
Funny, how literally nobody ever mentions this little piece.. I bought a pull up bar and i was looking at this metal shit for 1 hour in confusion ... just to learn what it actually is... and then not being able to use it, because there is no damn space for it to fit... Fuck the world!
That "safety wedge" will also act like a pry bar. The fact that you can slid a "safety wedge" behind top door jamb trim means the door jamb trim is decorative and just nailed to the drywall. Whenever you do a pull-up or swing on a doorway pull-up bar, you are pushing it up and pulling it down. This creates a pile-driving force. The top door jamb trim will eventually crack, break, and fall off. Without the door jamb trim, the entire doorway pull-up bar will fall down. If it falls off while you using it, you're could injure yourself. I know, it happened to me. I landed hard on my butt and hit the back of my head on a wall. I ended up in the Emergency Room with low back muscle pain and a concussion I was on bedrest recovery for nearly a month.
@@kingzingo1784 He’s saying that if you can so easily slip the safety hedge into the top door frame, then the top door frame is unreliable and dangerous to use
@@krypticcryptic5752I thought he was saying that you just shouldn't use the wedge, because it's essentially helping to pry the door trim off the wall it's on, Without that component, the bar doesn't compromise the door trim's integrity (as much).
Same here :/ Did you guys find a replacement or made one yourselves? Update: I tried it without a wedge and I don't have an issue with my door. I feel confident using it this way with regards to safety.
You can make a gap between the wall and the door frame, they aren't one piece. That's why the wedge had a point on it. I had to tap it down with a piece of wood and a hammer.
How do can I put the safety clip for the Harbinger multi-gym sport? Because, my older brother has already assemble the pull up bar that he bought from dick sporting goods. And we are trying to figure out how to insert the safety clip. Since it won’t stay still on the door. Any ideas?
You can make a gap between the wall and the door frame, they aren't one piece. That's why the wedge had a point on it. I had to tap it down with a piece of wood and a hammer.
@@maxlewry7741 maybe? I've had one of them for over ten years now. doesn't even look like it's moved at all. It puts pressure on the outside of the frame, not where it hangs. It's all about that leverage. ;)
You can make a gap between the wall and the door frame, they aren't one piece. That's why the wedge had a point on it. I had to tap it down with a piece of wood and a hammer.
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No long ass intro or 5 minutes of waffling, just exactly what I needed. Legend.
Same
You must have a little crack that the “pointy thing” slides into. I don’t have a crack in which to insert the point thing. My molding is flush with my dry wall.
I don’t have a gap between my door frame and the wall
Omg thank you so much. I had taken my bar down to relocate it, forgot about my plan, and by the time I went to put it back up, couldn't remember how the wedge goes (or even what it's for). Ugh soooo many too-long vids that never even mention it. THANK YOU 🎉🎉🎉🎉
man I had no idea what the safety clip was for, damn instructions never said anything about it lol
But I have no gap there
buy a iron gym mounting bracet
I no the metal thing Is that Important
Hey Lucas did you ever put any more energy into it? I just fucking assembled this whole thing to come to find I dont have a gap either.
no gap, better have faith
I didn’t either, but by pressing the Sharp bit into where the gap should be you’ll create one (as it’s there underneath most likely, but the paint covers it up). I had to press quite a bit and then it got through. :)
I just put this bar together. I had no idea the safety wedge easily found a home into the door frame. Thanks.
Never could figure this out i am so glad y'all have good trim in y'all house too! I HAVE NO GAP DANGIT!
Thank you very much. The instructions were not clear but you made it much easier to follow.
Funny, how literally nobody ever mentions this little piece.. I bought a pull up bar and i was looking at this metal shit for 1 hour in confusion ... just to learn what it actually is... and then not being able to use it, because there is no damn space for it to fit... Fuck the world!
Same man same
That "safety wedge" will also act like a pry bar. The fact that you can slid a "safety wedge" behind top door jamb trim means the door jamb trim is decorative and just nailed to the drywall. Whenever you do a pull-up or swing on a doorway pull-up bar, you are pushing it up and pulling it down. This creates a pile-driving force. The top door jamb trim will eventually crack, break, and fall off. Without the door jamb trim, the entire doorway pull-up bar will fall down. If it falls off while you using it, you're could injure yourself. I know, it happened to me. I landed hard on my butt and hit the back of my head on a wall. I ended up in the Emergency Room with low back muscle pain and a concussion I was on bedrest recovery for nearly a month.
I really didn't understand most of that. Are you saying it's safe or not safe to use the wedges
i was wondering about this!!
@@kingzingo1784 He’s saying that if you can so easily slip the safety hedge into the top door frame, then the top door frame is unreliable and dangerous to use
@@krypticcryptic5752I thought he was saying that you just shouldn't use the wedge, because it's essentially helping to pry the door trim off the wall it's on, Without that component, the bar doesn't compromise the door trim's integrity (as much).
I have lost my wedge. Any idea where I can order a new safety wedge?
same bro I don't feel safe using mine without the wedge
Same here :/ Did you guys find a replacement or made one yourselves?
Update: I tried it without a wedge and I don't have an issue with my door. I feel confident using it this way with regards to safety.
Just bought this bar .
My doorframe is too thin and that saftey clip didn't come with it
The safety wedge was not in mine too
Perfect. Wondered where this went!
dont have a gap, just using the bare door frame hoping for the best
I dont have a wedge either, but I tried it without the clip and it works.
Thanks so much - had no idea what this did.
I needed this video
Was about to return this product coz I couldn’t figure it out. But this helped, thank bro!
Thanks I did that but I wasn't sure if it was right so thanks again W video
I couldn’t see any such space in door, can I strike in with hammer into wooden frame door, just wondering it may damage the door
First to show what that silver bracket was for ...Thank You!
Were can I get a spare wedge?
I lost my safety wedge/clip, does anyone know where I can buy/order a replacement one?
looking for one as well...
I legit cant use my pull up bar without it, this sucks
Me too
Me too
THANKS I ALMOST TREE IT AWAY
shut up fucking anime
Thanks appreciate the help ❤
why do the screws get stuck and not go all the way in?
What if you don't have a gap there?
Yea..me too...my door molding doesn't have a gap
YOG
Hope for the best
@BB legend xD
BB does hammering actually work coz I’ma just do that
You can make a gap between the wall and the door frame, they aren't one piece. That's why the wedge had a point on it. I had to tap it down with a piece of wood and a hammer.
Man so helpful I didn’t know how to do it
I broke mine! Is there any way to replace?
Michelle Fischer if u find a replacement tell me I broke mine also 😑
Mine broke also... did you find a replacement?
same where can you get a replacement?
lol me too guys... :(
Can/t find anywhere where they sell them
Same problem here
Thanks
Yesterday the bar slided and fall down
I have pain in my back i was lucky bcoz it can be dangerous
Good idea thanks
I broke my kneecap falling when mine failed. im not sure if this wedge would be enough when that happens.
Thanks, I had no idea what that was for
cheers mate i had no idea
Whilst on holiday my father threw it out 😔
Where to get a new one please?
you’re the best man :)
anybody got any idea on where to get one of the safety wedges kind regards
does it come with the bar?
Thnak i really did not know what that was for lol
For all those saying that u don't have a gap, u kinda have to satb it through and make a hole urself
I dont use it, my door is glued at the seam of the frame, wont work
Top man :)
thank you! this video helps a lot. i almost throw it away.
appreciate it bud
How do can I put the safety clip for the Harbinger multi-gym sport? Because, my older brother has already assemble the pull up bar that he bought from dick sporting goods. And we are trying to figure out how to insert the safety clip. Since it won’t stay still on the door. Any ideas?
Where can I buy one ?
Thanks for tips
mine has no gap there?
BingBangBrine I think u can hammer it
You can make a gap between the wall and the door frame, they aren't one piece. That's why the wedge had a point on it. I had to tap it down with a piece of wood and a hammer.
@@atomtan6107 will it break the door frame in the future?
@@maxlewry7741 maybe? I've had one of them for over ten years now. doesn't even look like it's moved at all. It puts pressure on the outside of the frame, not where it hangs. It's all about that leverage. ;)
Does it come with the safety wedge?
Yes, the Go Sport It! pull-up bar does come with the safety wedge included.
did you made that or bought it?
My door frame is sealed shut so now way I can do that
You can make a gap between the wall and the door frame, they aren't one piece. That's why the wedge had a point on it. I had to tap it down with a piece of wood and a hammer.
@@atomtan6107 But wouldn't that be bad for the doorframe?
@@zeno7216 nope
It does not slide in my 1960s ass door
Thanks!
So cute 🤣
Thanks bro
Don't close the door! 🤣
thanks
Thank u
Thanks bro I was lost without you😁