Make your own Power Rack
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How did you secure the cross safety bar to the upright? (0:33 sec)
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This is exactly what I did! I didn't have the small catchers I just have the rail that I adjust as and when I need too. Works just as good but alot cheaper
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@pmizzi1 thanks for the tip. I did went to home depot and lowes and wasn't able to find the material. but craig's list shoould do it.
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where do you buy the frame? I've gone to Home Depot and Lowes and no matter how much time I take or how many associates I ask, nobody can find this kind of frame for the Power Rack I want to build. Help!
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This is not a home depot product. This is industrial material. I bought my unistrut material used from craigslist
pmizzi1 2 months ago
Hey this is an exellent idea. I was wondering if you could make a video telling us how the rack was build, what materials you used and the measurements of the rack.
I was planning to buy one but after watching your video I realize that it can actually be build. please
AllysonDuarte12 2 months ago
@AllysonDuarte12 OK, I'll see what I can do in the next few days Allyson..
pmizzi1 2 months ago
@AllysonDuarte12 This is not a home depot product. This is industrial material. I bought my unistrut material used from craigslist in detroit area
pmizzi1 2 months ago
Thank you. What I did change was the weight tree height. I extended the bar that the weights go on all the way to the top. It was about half way of the total height of the whole rack. This gave me more adjustment room for people with a different reach. Everything else turned out good. The width of mine was 36” because I have standard weights not Olympic. The Olympic bar is wider.
pmizzi1 4 months ago
great job, how thick are the frame beams??
XMasLeeX 4 months ago
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I used uni-struts. standard is 1 5/8 X 1 5/8
pmizzi1 4 months ago