Wow! I am amazed at how popular this video has become. Thank you all for watching and commenting. Please let me know what you’d like me to make videos of, and I’ll try to do so. Thanks again for your time, it means a lot to me!
Just built this, and for anyone worried about how hard it might be, I ordered a soft yoga mat off Amazon and stapled to the bench and it works perfectly
Fabricio Demétrio for sure man! Also if you do heavier weight, you can add a 2x4 propped between the backrest and frame to add support to the swing arms :)
Damn dude, you have pretty much every Milwaukee tool known to man! I love my M18 Surge Impact. Thanks for the video! I will probably be making one of these soon and may use this as a reference.
George Humphrey funny you mentioned that! I did it after the fact because they got loose. Hopefully people see your comment and do the same! Thanks for the feedback though 😀
Aaron was a great build to watch and gives some really good ideas. Definitely going to give it a try. Did you find the boards were possibly a little wide and dig into your rear delts when pressing? That was my only concern bro
I made this with collapsible legs as well. The problem I'm having is figuring out how to brace the legs to ensure they don't try and kick out on me while I'm using the bench. You mentioned using a tension rod as a permanent solution. Can you do a quick video on how you did this. Thanks
I'm happy to see this.3 years a go my ex make me a wooden bench but a flat one with a 2x6 on the side so I can rest the bar weight .I being thinking on how to make one like that.thanks for you're video 👍
@@aaronfixesstuff you sound like me - I usually leave something undone in a project - I still need to attach one more corner molding piece for my sauna build 16 yrs ago:)
Be very careful guys. The workbench should be built very strong to sustain the weight. Serious accidents can happen if it slips or breaks. Wish you hard training and radiant health. From Mauritius
I don’t think it can be done using the same bench. It can probably be made on a separate bench however. Maybe I’ll make one, I’ll consider it. Thanks for watching:)
How is the MDF holding up? Once it gets wet from sweat it will swell and flake. Did you paint it? It’s also much heavier than ply. I’m building one to be portable as well as collapsible so will go with lighter pine ply and put a fins h sealer on it. I understand it’s more expensive. I may go with a through mortise and tenon joint to fix the legs to base, then secure with 3/8” carriage bolt and wing nut for tooled removal (instead of collapsing). No tension rod or other stabilizer necessary. Lastly, I understand how you came up with 13” length on the cross legs - it’s what was left over. Is it enough? Is it stable. Most benches would be 24” ish
Thanks for sharing. Since you use Tee Hinge on the leg to make it fold-able. I saw a beam at the bottom of leg to make it stable. How do you make the beam flexible when you want to fold the leg? Thanks
Hello Aaron, I tried to open the links for the detailed list of materials but it didn' t work. I've got all the pieces of wood needed but I would like to know list of washers, bolts and knots if it's possible. Thanks a lot, very appreciated and congrats for this amazing video and creation ! Cheers from Canada !
Also, when you put the bolt in the 1x2 swing arm, inside the swing arm, there are still rod coming out of the 1x2 beam, which will not make the plywood board flat. However, you video at the end the board was flat. Can you please tell me what you did that was not showing in the video?
Lumberjacklurch I see what you mean. Notice that later in the video I added the notches. When the bench lies flat, the tips of those bolts will be in the notch. Does that make sense?
At what distance from the ends of the 4x4 back did you position the legs? You hinged the legs but exactly where? Where are the measurements you mentioned? In UK links to Homedepot don’t open.
Hey dude, you're a helpful person, and your intro was great so i could not resist to subscribe to your channel. I hope you make videos using manual tools.
Can u plz tell me that how much weight can this bench hold....in flat position and also its capacity in incline position????.....plz reply sir...by the way....great project...i also want to make one of my own...
Thanks for watching! As far as the weight, I can’t tell you with certainty because I’m not an engineer. What I can tell you is that what I do is I prop up a 2x4 between the frame and backrest to add structural support. I hope this helps.
Jaysen Zapata I would say it’s about the same height. I’m 5’9 and when I use it, my feet are planted on the ground. As far as high loads, I didn’t make any really heavy weights to test it on. I’d say that the weakest part is the swing arms, and I put a piece of 2x4 in between the frame and backrest for added support.
Marcus Kliewer that’s a good question. I checked Home Depot and it doesn’t say. What I did on the prototype (which only had a 1/4 bolt), was to add a piece of 2x4 to help support the weight. You can also use a thicker bolt and just drill a bigger hole.
Built the same one two months ago minus the 1x2 pivot mechanism. I just stick a piece of extra 4x4 between the upper seat and the main 4x4 beam. No way would I trust using any kind of heavy weight with 1x2's those things will snap and the weight will come down on top of me.
Ahmad Moussaoui that’s definitely good feedback for people who will be lifting heavy on there. I don’t do super heavy weights, so I don’t have that problem.
Jose Luis I disagree with that. I’ve had it for several months now. But if you are doing heavy weights, you can erect a 2x4 while using it for additional support.
Was the height of the notches for the bench incline too high for you to notch out with your miter saw? I ask because I feel like doing the notches before you assemble it seems easier, no?
Hamaza Azam you’re right, it would be easier. The problem was that I didn’t know where the notches would go because I was not working off of a guide. I figured it out as I went.
Interesting concept but I believe using 2x12, while more work, is a better choice of wood. First a 2x12 has to be cut from much older trees. Therefore it is more stable than a 2x4 or even a 4x4 that are cut from younger trees. Second, after cutting a part to length, you will rip it into several boards. Therefore, you get much better use out of the linear board length. Third, laminating the 1.5x3.5 inch cut boards not increases the strength by alternating growth patterns, the same reason manufactured wood is more stable. But it also allows you to use tenons and mortise construction by simply cutting the pieces to proper length to assemble in an overlapping fashion.
Olá sou do Brazil. Acho incrível trabalho em madeiras. Você fez um banco reclinável incrível. Eu tenho dificuldade de fazer um trabalho assim igual ao seu, porque as máquinas que você usa é muito caro aqui e também para fazer um curso de carpinteiro também não é barato. E não tem curso deste tipo que seja gratuito. Desde criança sou fascinado por trabalho assim com madeiras. Seria um sonho poder trabalhar com isso, mais como eu falei não é fácil. Hoje tenho 50 anos de idade e o tempo passou e não consegui aprender a fazer esses trabalhos magníficos. Parabéns pelo seu talento. Me inscrevi no seu canal para assistir seus vídeos, pois tenho certeza que você tem vídeos incríveis. Parabéns e um grande abraço. Antonio Correia Brazil
Irmão compra uma serra circular basica e vai no materia de construção mais próximo e compre umas madeiras, aqui nesse país corrupto as coisas são carissimas msm, mas ainda esta em tempo, mete a cara!
I made one like this. Followed each of your steps. But I made a little modification. I made the seat movable and covered it with leather and sponges. Hope I can send you a Pic of it.
@@aaronfixesstuff Same that you did with the back. Here you can check the pictures of my bench. Actually I wanted it to be red but when I mixed the colors it came out pink haha. drive.google.com/file/d/19N_PHqsEh4F1IVlQhESjZOZfbs2Fibta/view?usp=drivesdk drive.google.com/file/d/19iSWfRSIRC1XqqE_qpsC2bj3UuODRffn/view?usp=drivesdk drive.google.com/file/d/19iYZpEBq5GArpkOP8uhbh_wDBNq0plnQ/view?usp=drivesdk drive.google.com/file/d/19juVjODeUYJpW2oc34rMZvIKOXj-Atm8/view?usp=drivesdky
It’s really hard to tell. I’ll say this. The weakest part are the swing arms. So what I did to compensate for that is I prop a 2x4 between the backrest and the frame. Hope this helps!
kleshayer my dude! You cracked me up! I have a personal RUclips account as well and didn’t realize I had posted that from it. Thanks for standing up for me tho!!🤣🤣👍
Aaron Fixes Stuff 😂😂 I thought you were trolling but all love brother like your RUclips videos very informal I wanna do the profession you do in the future as a hobby. Where can I learn these skills and what’s your skill set called
@@aaronfixesstuff oh dang! That's too bad, I also like building things in my garage lol I just binge watched your videos and now have a bunch of new summer projects!
Nice but what's the weight capcity how much weight can it hold while in a flat bench postion and how much weight can it hold in an incline position and I'm not talking about your weight your weight shouldnt even count can it hold over 300 at least not counting your weight if your weight counts its already a flop in weight capacity
Awesome bench! Gonna make this next week. Just one question: do the interior bolts that connect 1x2s to the 2x2s not interfere with the 4x4 in the completely flat position? Or did u cut out a notch just for those bolts? Thanks for the video man! Really needed this during the pandemic!
Toacin Patwary exactly right! That’s a great question:) I cut a notch out where the bolts meet the 4x4 so when it lies flat, they sit in the notch. Good luck with the build, glad to help and let me know if you have any other questions!!
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Wow! I am amazed at how popular this video has become. Thank you all for watching and commenting. Please let me know what you’d like me to make videos of, and I’ll try to do so.
Thanks again for your time, it means a lot to me!
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a solid squat rack please
Keep going dear I could ask you to make for me but I will try to make it plz
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I like what you did. but in my small apartment... I'd like it small and simplified. just only using dumbbells
Just built this, and for anyone worried about how hard it might be, I ordered a soft yoga mat off Amazon and stapled to the bench and it works perfectly
Great tip!!
How much weight do you think it can handle?
I've watched other videos similar to this one and consider this one the best. It would be nice to have a dimensional sheet showing measurements.
I am a hobby woodworker, and I am planning on building one of these for a friend. Thanks for uploading the video.
For sure! Glad to help!!
I've just built it using your video! Thank you so much for this guide. The foldable legs make it perfect to my apartment.
Fabricio Demétrio that is the best compliment! Glad to help you. I’d recommend putting a piece of lumber to keep the legs from collapsing.
@@aaronfixesstuff Yes!! I did that too. Thank you for sharing!!
Fabricio Demétrio for sure man! Also if you do heavier weight, you can add a 2x4 propped between the backrest and frame to add support to the swing arms :)
@@aaronfixesstuff Great tip! Hadn't thought of that. 👍
Fabrício, qual as medidas que tu usou em cm? Compartilha cmg pfv kkkkk
You can cut the notches out with a table saw, as well to get a consistent depth. Just upside down from the way you use a miter saw.
Great point! That is a great option as well!
Damn dude, you have pretty much every Milwaukee tool known to man! I love my M18 Surge Impact.
Thanks for the video! I will probably be making one of these soon and may use this as a reference.
Collin C haha and it’s never enough!
I would love them to sponsor me :)
Glad you enjoyed it man! Feel free to reach out with any questions.
This was not only helpful but also it was so satisfying. Great work
Thank you for taking the time to watch, and then commenting something kind. I appreciate you :)
I followed every step and the results were very satisfactory, Thank you very much.
Dibyojyoti Deka excellent! I’m glad to hear!!
Great bench. Where can I find measurements and dimensions? Please post them here! Thanks. Great video. Great commentary. Nice work.
Love this a lot. My only adjustment would be to round the forward edges of the set, to prevent any discomfort of the leg/thigh region
Thanks From Brazil!! The measures helped a lot! God bless!
Great video 👍 have you considered doubling up the bolts and forcing them against each other, this will stop them from working loose
George Humphrey funny you mentioned that! I did it after the fact because they got loose. Hopefully people see your comment and do the same! Thanks for the feedback though 😀
You could put lock nuts on the outside also. Should hold them in place. But great idea George.
Aaron was a great build to watch and gives some really good ideas. Definitely going to give it a try. Did you find the boards were possibly a little wide and dig into your rear delts when pressing? That was my only concern bro
I really wanted to make one this as I have recently started doing workout at home and this video is gonna help me a lot. Thank you 👏❤
You add that the holes you drilled in the 4x4 together with the 2x1 is at 12 7/8 from bottom. Thanks for that.
Awesome, made a bench already, now going to make this bench. Thanks for the video👍🏼
Jerry Mestas of course! Glad you liked it
Just what i was looking for and now i know just how to remake my bench. Nice video 👍
Awesome! Good luck and reach out with any questions!!
I made this with collapsible legs as well. The problem I'm having is figuring out how to brace the legs to ensure they don't try and kick out on me while I'm using the bench. You mentioned using a tension rod as a permanent solution. Can you do a quick video on how you did this. Thanks
Great idea!! Excellent work!!
AX Creates thanks! And thanks for the positive comment :)
@@aaronfixesstuff sir may i know the measurements of all the bench? Thank u
Ellewoj Padilla they should all be in the video. What measurements do you need help with?
Would definitely try it. Thanks for making the video!
Awesome! Glad to help!
wow!! brilliant. What a move....
QUESTION??
Can you identify for me the names of parts of that weight bench.......
Thank you so much!!
All of the parts I used are posted in the description box. Let me know if you have any questions about them.
Amazing.... I'll try to make one...
Can you do a video of lat pull down machine
I'm happy to see this.3 years a go my ex make me a wooden bench but a flat one with a 2x6 on the side so I can rest the bar weight .I being thinking on how to make one like that.thanks for you're video 👍
Ur bench is the best I’ve see
Wow! Thanks Ben, that really means a lot!! I try to make all my videos easy to follow and clear.
Muy bueno, buen diseño, práctico y de lo mejor que ví en internet. Gracias por compartir.
It would be awesome if you can make a Zeno gym box out of wood for bands. But not those cheap bands, I’m talking about those heavy duty thick bands.
Thanks! I’ll look into it :)
as for making seat stable , easier option would to put a 45 support going from the main beam to the the ply
Good build
The only thing I would add is gluing on some that foam floor mat.
Cheers
PATRICK MCKOWEN yeah that is a great idea! Honestly I got lazy by the end of it, and just left it like that. Thanks for watching and feedback :)
@@aaronfixesstuff
you sound like me - I usually leave something undone in a project - I still need to attach one more corner molding piece for my sauna build 16 yrs ago:)
PATRICK MCKOWEN that is exactly right 🤣🤣🤣
Awesome .... thinking of making one ... would add 30⁰ decline ... Incline at 30⁰ and 45⁰. Don't trust the structural integrity of pine ... oak, maybe?
Croaking Toad I just added a piece of 2x4 between the frame and backrest to give it more stability. You should totally build one, super satisfying:)
Great job dude. This is a sweet bench.
Samson Heisey thanks! Glad you liked it.
Be very careful guys. The workbench should be built very strong to sustain the weight. Serious accidents can happen if it slips or breaks. Wish you hard training and radiant health. From Mauritius
Absolutely! I agree with you 💯!
Great video, built one and I really enjoy it.
Keep the good work up... very nice and conducive content for me... thank you
jagpal singh thank you!
Creative and worth my time however, is it possible to create a decline bench with wood? I would love to see that.
I don’t think it can be done using the same bench. It can probably be made on a separate bench however. Maybe I’ll make one, I’ll consider it. Thanks for watching:)
Very very very useful BRO,
Midil class man for this
Thanks for watching!
@@aaronfixesstuff I was maked your style bench, now useful...
How is the MDF holding up? Once it gets wet from sweat it will swell and flake. Did you paint it? It’s also much heavier than ply. I’m building one to be portable as well as collapsible so will go with lighter pine ply and put a fins h sealer on it. I understand it’s more expensive.
I may go with a through mortise and tenon joint to fix the legs to base, then secure with 3/8” carriage bolt and wing nut for tooled removal (instead of collapsing). No tension rod or other stabilizer necessary.
Lastly, I understand how you came up with 13” length on the cross legs - it’s what was left over. Is it enough? Is it stable. Most benches would be 24” ish
What do you think the weight limit is?love the design!
thanks man you inspired me to do mine. I'm from Brazil
Good! I’m glad you are going to build one!!
I am a new customer on this channel. greetings from Indonesia
Ars Taba welcome to my channel! Thank you for watching!
One of the best I see so far so neat easy to try make I love how u explain your self very good am going to make this tomorrow wise me luck
Good luck! Thank you for the comment and comment if you have any questions while making it!
Yes sure cause am a gym goer we don't now when it going to reopen
I just wish I had some power tools to do this but unfortunately I dont have this nice tools. This is a great video by the way!
Xanthus Xerxes Ostonal thank you so much! It is fun to have so many tools :)
What kinda bolt did you use to attach the base to the leg?
Thanks for sharing. Since you use Tee Hinge on the leg to make it fold-able. I saw a beam at the bottom of leg to make it stable. How do you make the beam flexible when you want to fold the leg? Thanks
Kun Tao I just remove that beam. It’s just a scrap piece of 2x2.
Very interesting buddy just can you please give in details the accurate measurements for all cuttings of this bench
Thank you. They are all in the video however
Lot a tx for share this video, I will try to make this bench.
Thanks Francisco! Reach out if you have any questions!
Hello Aaron, I tried to open the links for the detailed list of materials but it didn' t work. I've got all the pieces of wood needed but I would like to know list of washers, bolts and knots if it's possible. Thanks a lot, very appreciated and congrats for this amazing video and creation ! Cheers from Canada !
Nice job looking good
Could you please share all measurements in writing.
I'd love to have the measurements in cm
Also, when you put the bolt in the 1x2 swing arm, inside the swing arm, there are still rod coming out of the 1x2 beam, which will not make the plywood board flat. However, you video at the end the board was flat. Can you please tell me what you did that was not showing in the video?
Kun Tao can you comment with the time at question? I’m not sure I understand the question.
@@aaronfixesstuff I'm curious about that also. It's at 9:15 in the video.
Lumberjacklurch I see what you mean. Notice that later in the video I added the notches. When the bench lies flat, the tips of those bolts will be in the notch. Does that make sense?
@@aaronfixesstuff I figured you did something like that. Thx for replying.
At what distance from the ends of the 4x4 back did you position the legs? You hinged the legs but exactly where? Where are the measurements you mentioned? In UK links to Homedepot don’t open.
Thanks for the build but my only question is where do I place the legs on the 45inch piece. Like how many inches from each side
This is so cool!!
Thank you!!!
It would be very comfortable if you added padding, very good instructions thank you.
I agree, but I was too lazy honestly:)
Thanks for watching and the good feedback!!
Hey dude, you're a helpful person, and your intro was great so i could not resist to subscribe to your channel. I hope you make videos using manual tools.
I appreciate you subscribing and supporting my channel. Also thanks for the kind words :)
Question: What is the piece of wood between the two bases that stretch through the entire bench? Wouldn't that make the bench not foldable anymore?
I only put that for safety when using the bench to prevent it from collapsing.
@@aaronfixesstuff Oh okay, thank you for such a quick response, really enjoyed the video too
@@stevenbussanichiii8427 glad you enjoyed it! I try to answer all comments and questions :)
i started to build mine just looking for some tips , thanks and greetings from colorado aswell
Let me know what questions you have!
Hy, thanks for the quide. I did it! It was so simple !
SlayeR I’m so happy to hear that! Glad to help!
Can u plz tell me that how much weight can this bench hold....in flat position and also its capacity in incline position????.....plz reply sir...by the way....great project...i also want to make one of my own...
Thanks for watching! As far as the weight, I can’t tell you with certainty because I’m not an engineer. What I can tell you is that what I do is I prop up a 2x4 between the frame and backrest to add structural support. I hope this helps.
Is there a update video on the tension rod so u don't have to use that 2x2
Great work,thank you for sharing
Thanks Matt!
Would you say the overall height is the standard height for typical benches ? How does this bench perform under high loading ?
Jaysen Zapata I would say it’s about the same height. I’m 5’9 and when I use it, my feet are planted on the ground. As far as high loads, I didn’t make any really heavy weights to test it on. I’d say that the weakest part is the swing arms, and I put a piece of 2x4 in between the frame and backrest for added support.
Nice bro it's really help full...
God bless you..
Muhammad Mahtab Zia glad to help brother!!
Great build! Thanks for sharing
Thanks for the feedback!!
what kind of load can you put on those 3/8 bolts? You think 300 lbs would bend them?
Marcus Kliewer that’s a good question. I checked Home Depot and it doesn’t say. What I did on the prototype (which only had a 1/4 bolt), was to add a piece of 2x4 to help support the weight. You can also use a thicker bolt and just drill a bigger hole.
Nice build man congrats
Essential_Training GI thank you! Glad you enjoyed it!!
Material list didn't show at any website you linked below 👇
Great job sir!
Joseph Sardath thanks :)
Great use of wood you might have on hand!
Thanks Anne! I’m glad you enjoyed the video :)
Nice one bro how can I get all the equipment you used as in the tools
Looks like a good job .
Thanks :)
Bro I'm from India
I like your video
Thank you so much!
Would like a complete material list like lag screws Etc
All of them are listed in the video.
nice work!!! i wouldn't recommend breathing in mdf dust though.
Built the same one two months ago minus the 1x2 pivot mechanism. I just stick a piece of extra 4x4 between the upper seat and the main 4x4 beam. No way would I trust using any kind of heavy weight with 1x2's those things will snap and the weight will come down on top of me.
Ahmad Moussaoui that’s definitely good feedback for people who will be lifting heavy on there.
I don’t do super heavy weights, so I don’t have that problem.
1x2 HELL NO! that will crack and give just under body weight pressure when you adjust yourself to get comfortable before a lift.
Jose Luis I disagree with that. I’ve had it for several months now. But if you are doing heavy weights, you can erect a 2x4 while using it for additional support.
@@aaronfixesstuff yeah just my opinion, if it works it works. Great video content though I enjoyed it.
Buenas Amigo las páginas para el tamaño de los materiales me salen dañadas todas como hago para saber las medidas y tipos de materiales exactos
Was the height of the notches for the bench incline too high for you to notch out with your miter saw? I ask because I feel like doing the notches before you assemble it seems easier, no?
Hamaza Azam you’re right, it would be easier. The problem was that I didn’t know where the notches would go because I was not working off of a guide. I figured it out as I went.
@@aaronfixesstuff Thanks for speedy the reply!
Hamaza Azam of course! Glad to help you!
Interesting concept but I believe using 2x12, while more work, is a better choice of wood.
First a 2x12 has to be cut from much older trees. Therefore it is more stable than a 2x4 or even a 4x4 that are cut from younger trees.
Second, after cutting a part to length, you will rip it into several boards. Therefore, you get much better use out of the linear board length.
Third, laminating the 1.5x3.5 inch cut boards not increases the strength by alternating growth patterns, the same reason manufactured wood is more stable. But it also allows you to use tenons and mortise construction by simply cutting the pieces to proper length to assemble in an overlapping fashion.
Olá sou do Brazil. Acho incrível trabalho em madeiras. Você fez um banco reclinável incrível. Eu tenho dificuldade de fazer um trabalho assim igual ao seu, porque as máquinas que você usa é muito caro aqui e também para fazer um curso de carpinteiro também não é barato. E não tem curso deste tipo que seja gratuito. Desde criança sou fascinado por trabalho assim com madeiras. Seria um sonho poder trabalhar com isso, mais como eu falei não é fácil. Hoje tenho 50 anos de idade e o tempo passou e não consegui aprender a fazer esses trabalhos magníficos. Parabéns pelo seu talento. Me inscrevi no seu canal para assistir seus vídeos, pois tenho certeza que você tem vídeos incríveis. Parabéns e um grande abraço.
Antonio Correia
Brazil
Irmão compra uma serra circular basica e vai no materia de construção mais próximo e compre umas madeiras, aqui nesse país corrupto as coisas são carissimas msm, mas ainda esta em tempo, mete a cara!
I made one like this. Followed each of your steps. But I made a little modification. I made the seat movable and covered it with leather and sponges.
Hope I can send you a Pic of it.
Ahmed Mohamed how did you make the seat movable? That’s a great idea!!
@@aaronfixesstuff
Same that you did with the back.
Here you can check the pictures of my bench.
Actually I wanted it to be red but when I mixed the colors it came out pink haha.
drive.google.com/file/d/19N_PHqsEh4F1IVlQhESjZOZfbs2Fibta/view?usp=drivesdk
drive.google.com/file/d/19iSWfRSIRC1XqqE_qpsC2bj3UuODRffn/view?usp=drivesdk
drive.google.com/file/d/19iYZpEBq5GArpkOP8uhbh_wDBNq0plnQ/view?usp=drivesdk
drive.google.com/file/d/19juVjODeUYJpW2oc34rMZvIKOXj-Atm8/view?usp=drivesdky
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good job. Thanks man.
Thanks!
Algún plano o medidas que aias sacado en base para hacer el banco quedó super bien
Could you add the screw and bolts links too?
Inch by inch illustration thanks
Excellent!! Great job. What is the weight rating.. roughly
It’s really hard to tell. I’ll say this. The weakest part are the swing arms. So what I did to compensate for that is I prop a 2x4 between the backrest and the frame. Hope this helps!
I need the massurent can u tell the massurement in details
All the measurements are in the video. Let me know if you have any questions about them.
Aaron Bismuth boi if u don’t shut up 😂 u didn’t make the videos
kleshayer my dude! You cracked me up! I have a personal RUclips account as well and didn’t realize I had posted that from it. Thanks for standing up for me tho!!🤣🤣👍
Aaron Fixes Stuff 😂😂 I thought you were trolling but all love brother like your RUclips videos very informal I wanna do the profession you do in the future as a hobby. Where can I learn these skills and what’s your skill set called
kleshayer thanks brother. I just always enjoyed building and fixing stuff. Your tune has a ton of good info that can teach you how to do stuff!
Hello can you update the material links. Tks
Si tengo semejantes maquinas para carpinteria usted cree me hace falta armar un banco de ginmasio y no comprarlo?
Could I use a Sawzall for the notches?
palabrajot505 absolutely! Use a wood cutting blade and make sure you cut in a straight line.
This looks ideal for tall people. I cannot find a decent length workout bench for sale anywhere.
Lol I was looking to build this when I recognized the garage. Hi Neighbor!
Woah! That’s awesome!! I no longer live there, but hi neighbor!!
@@aaronfixesstuff oh dang! That's too bad, I also like building things in my garage lol I just binge watched your videos and now have a bunch of new summer projects!
@@todanator that’s awesome!! Glad you enjoyed them :) I try to make it easy to follow along with them.
@@aaronfixesstuff you hit the mark! Keep it up
What an amazing and video and very easy to follow. Thanks!
Flávio de Lima da Silva glad you enjoyed it. Thanks for the feedback!
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Nice but what's the weight capcity how much weight can it hold while in a flat bench postion and how much weight can it hold in an incline position and I'm not talking about your weight your weight shouldnt even count can it hold over 300 at least not counting your weight if your weight counts its already a flop in weight capacity
Excellent video mate. You think you can post the blueprint? I keep having to pause the video but it’s 17 minutes long 😭
Thanks Omar! Unfortunately I didn’t create blueprints. I just used the prototype as guidance😂
I hope yours came out great!
Can you post the plans with all the measurements for each piece?
Rene Valdes I don’t have plans. The measurements are all in the video however.
Great Tips, Good Stuff 👍 Thanks!
Thanks for watching!
Awesome bench! Gonna make this next week. Just one question: do the interior bolts that connect 1x2s to the 2x2s not interfere with the 4x4 in the completely flat position? Or did u cut out a notch just for those bolts?
Thanks for the video man! Really needed this during the pandemic!
Toacin Patwary exactly right! That’s a great question:)
I cut a notch out where the bolts meet the 4x4 so when it lies flat, they sit in the notch. Good luck with the build, glad to help and let me know if you have any other questions!!
Aaron Fixes Stuff thanks for the reply! Hopefully I don’t run into issues but I’m glad you’re still responding to people and helping out!
Toacin Patwary for sure! It’s nice when creators are available to answer questions:)
Aaron Fixes Stuff hey boss I got one more question if you don’t mind. At what length of the 4x4 did you attach the 2x2s? Thanks again!
Toacin Patwary shoot. I don’t remember. Did I not state it in the video?
Very creative thank you
Cesar Gallardo thanks! Glad you enjoyed :)
Great job
Bobby Gomez thanks for watching!