DIY Weight Plate Storage Rack | How To Build | Home Gym | Design, Fab, Options | Wall Mount Olympic
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- Опубликовано: 7 янв 2022
- In this video, I build a wall mount weight plate storage rack for my home gym. I show the design, the build, go over things I would have done differently, and go over some additional options that do not require cutting or welding metal. Lets check it out!
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Plastic End Cap, for 1.75" O.D. Tube:
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Plastic End Cap, for 2.5" x 2.5" Tube:
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O-Ring, 1.75" I.D.:
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SYL Fitness Wall Mounted Olympic Weight Plate Holder:
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Plastic Adapter Sleeve, 1" Standard to 2" Olympic Plates:
(This is an example. I do not own this specific brand)
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After a couple months of use, I would recommend considering an additional post for barbell collars. I plan to take these down and butt weld on an extra post for collars this summer if I get time.
Best diy rack and tutorial I’ve come across on RUclips, thanks
Yeah, nice work. I like your mach up for checking the ergonomics. In my experience, the plastic end caps will eventually catch on the weights. Thanks for putting your plan and process "out there"
Looks amazing! Good job!!
This looks so professional, great job.
Very good! Looks great
Very nice build. 👌🏽
thanks for build idea and the tips at the end.
Awesome video 👍
This video needs more views.!!! This will be done In my gym. Thanks for the content. I Subscribed to see the next post. 🤙🏽💪🏽😁
Great DIY, been looking for some weight storage ideas. Stay strong Iron Lord.
Nice!
Thanks for taking the time to make such a detailed video. I feel like this is more expensive to make than it needs to be and requires equipment and skills many of us don't have. I'm gonna use your same design but use wood dowel with black pvc pipe.
You did good.
I used a 2x4 and 1.25 oak dowels…. Works great and easily holds a lot of weight.
Great video！
Nice design, and not too much technical fab issues. I'd consider leaving the posts bare metal and putting a clear coat on. We all know they will scratch up, so why bother with paint. You could also consider a bicycle inner tube sleeve, but they won't allow the plates to slide. They are inexpensive and replaceable.
Nice video. Now you've used it for a while, would you rather have put the 45lb/20kg plates higher, either at bench press or squat height, to save you lifting the heaviest plates from the lowest position?
This was great content! Unfortunately I am not mechanically inclined so I used 1 1/2 gas pipe and flange. I used 3 inch screws at 2 points into the studs. The other holes have anchors rated at 80 pounds each. Do you think I have enough to support four 45 lb plates? It seems pretty sturdy
Some commercial racks put the weitgh on the bench rack. Did you consider using this already available metal structure for the wieght storage?