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It’s a game changer for me. Makes me think twice about replacing the bench.

I think so. I can’t stand the bar it came with.

No step

With the nylon cables it feels consistent. Just depends on your control of the movement. I’m not bothered by it though.

@@darrennewenhouse7334 they are called hammock straps. They didn’t have the same hole placement on each strap so it may be uneven when you lift. Or you can buy two sets to correct it.

Not that I noticed, but this was from two years ago. I’ll do a follow up to this eventually.

@@ironhallgymlet me know

I’ve done that before. It’s great for chest and lat work. Thanks for the comment.

No problem. Thanks for the comment.

@@lots3799 I made it boss. Hopefully some company will collaborate with me.

@@ProflexFitness hey. The pin and pivot landline attachment sadly doesn’t get used much. But in my next gym it surely will. It’s all about space. If you have the space it’s awesome.

@@ironhallgym I just received mine today: 7/21/24 and I already got 2 different size PVC pipes for the Landmine Pivot Attachment to ride on without too much gap and then I got another 2" PVC and cut it to ride along each side of the Attachment so it will stay centered. The 2 - 2" PVC pipes that are showing will be painted Black with Blue stripe, to match my home gym color scheme : )

@@jttasbBoS is the way to go for home gyms. And I love that flag it’s a main stay in my gym. I’m sure your wall looks cool. Especially when you add to it. Cheers!

Thanks. Some people don’t like this idea but everyone that’s tried it has been put through their paces.

Sometimes mine does too. Clean it or use spray?

No thanks

It’s a 2x4 with another half of a 2x4 for handles and an eye bolt used for work. In this case as a tricep attachment.

I wouldn’t do this workout to failure but I did I think I’d be ok. Others. Probably not. I have safety bars for this squat rack but I just didn’t use it.

I appreciate your comment. The lever arms are suited for these. I don’t like how loose the handles get when I put weight on the horns but other than that. They are solid. I’d switch to all bells if I could to stay with the ecosystem. You just have to get used to the plate horns scratching when you apply weight. Let me know what you decide to do. I’ll be building more diy starting next year. Just need to do my set up.

Great question. It has two inch plate holders on it. But Titan fitness has a short plate loaded tower that’s similar. Not sure if Bells of steel has one that is one inch plate compatible. Hope that helps. The eco system for each will be different though.

@@ironhallgym yea i seen that one but the bellsofsteel one is much nicer and very expandable. i may just order 1 inch horns and / cut weld them on.

I’ve had the gym for a while. If you see my new videos I did get some. I’ve also dropped bumper on metal for months and had absolutely no issues. Not my weights at that time though.

It’s really durable. I’ve had it for a few years now. No problems.

I can’t wait to have a basement gym again. I had more room there.

Do you have videos of it?

@@ironhallgym no but I can upload some

@@AP2brolic that would be cool to see

That’s another good one

That’s cool, it’s nice shirt super comfortable

It’s a pretty easy set up. A bolt. A figure eight strap and a tricep rope with carabiner. The rom was ok. Not as good as a machine, but if someone’s limited they could try this. I’m not but that’s why I make some of these videos.

I have roughly 30 pounds on there none of those attachments way over 3 pounds

I made that one a few years ago.

I have. You just gotta see my other videos. This was more of a warm up/cool down. Thanks for both comments!

I will.

I’m familiar with them. Look up Wenning Strength. That’s where I got this idea from. I’d trust him a little more.

@@ironhallgymyeah I can’t argue with what looks to be a strongman. But the way you sat back on on the pad looked disgusting because if you notice at the bottom position it almost looks like butt wink. The way I look at this exercise is that your supposed to explode up while keeping your core tight. But idk much about box squats bc I haven’t done much of it

@@nosey5465 yea that could be the case. Also I’m going lower than a normal box squat would be. This is at 8-10 inches tall where my regular box would be 16 inches. So all I was essentially doing is trying to get out of a super low squat position. Appreciate it though.

Same brand lever arms from bells of steel.

What

Or maybe it’s to show that wood and an eye bolt are durable enough to have a working weight of 120 lb = something I’ve never tried before.

I appreciate it. This block is one of my favorite tools. I didn’t realize I could go this heavy with it.

I remember that deal. Maybe it’ll be back in a few months.

@@ironhallgym I just bought it. Can't beat the price and can always use more plates in the home gym.

Walmart right now has 370lb BalanceFrom aka Everyday Essentials Olympic bumper plates set for $299.99

Yea. I don’t ever go heavier that 40-60 pounds with them. I read that on the package too. I have some weird math in my head that the other links can hold about 160-200 lb and it will all work out. I’ve used the chains for about three years. No issues. Thanks for the comment 🙏🏻.

I agree. I’d only use them in light loads for tricep and maybe bicep work. Hope you have a great day and an even better weekend.

@@ironhallgym Good to know. just wanted to bring awareness to other people to look at the max load ratings for their carabiners/links for their cable machines. I went to the hardware store after I bought my cable tower and there were so many selections with various max load ratings. some open gate carabiners and swivel links look beefy and thick but in reality only has a max load rating of around 100lbs. For example some of the cheap flimsy carabiners can't even hold the weight of a water bottle. I think max load lb rating translates into weight stacks 1:1 given a 1:1 ratio in the cable machine but then again I wasn't great in physics class.

You’re correct. It’s what I looked at when buying these. If someone goes and buys their own it’s probably best and over kill to get this highest rated ones. No problems yet. Just have to know your equipment. Speaking of which. I just got in the Rogue Ohio bar E coat. So check me out to get my take on that too.

Thanks…I think?

You get the connector to allow the two cables to work together and two d handles.

And the screws you have to buy after market to mount to the wall. But they recommend a company for it.

I guess so. I also sold it for $40 ‘cause it was in my way.

I think I’ve fixed it since posting this. One was upside down.

​@@ironhallgym I meant the adjusting knob that you pull to go up and down on the upright.

@@joekiat3519 I had one on the correct way and one on upside down. I prefer the upside down one. It’s easier to move on these two for some reason.

​@@ironhallgym True but you can't reach the top and bottom holes. If that doesn't bother you then it should be good.

@@joekiat3519 I just now noticed that 😂 Not bothered by it. I have two other cable machines. Thanks for the heads up. Next time I take them apart I’ll probably fix it. But it’ll be a while.

Probably the best way would be at an incline with it. I bought two of these towers and use a bench so I can do flat, incline and decline if I want.

It’s a 60mm bells of steel seal row pad.

Build video is similar to my tricep bar build.

I did. It’s in my feed.

Schedule 40 pipe. One inch diameter.