Gonna use this technique this weekend to measure some in woods by the house

Thanks for posting this video it is excellent. I have made 2 sets of these standards over the last few years! Both going strong and broken down will fit inside a 2020 pathfinder for transport. Only negative is inflation, materials will set you back $130

Algoritm, sheesh, nice work dude. Holy heck, I couldn't even lift that small one off the ground.

How to stop them from falling down?

How long do you recommend for a handle for someone who is 5' 2.5" , and Jr highlander who is 4' 11"? I'm goingnto attempt to make some for our next games in Sept.

Damn, You knocked this out of the park.

I’m making a trip out there in October and hoping to attempt most of these. I can’t wait.

I started watching this without even looking at the channel name and I kept thinking "Man this guy sounds familiar to me..." Then you turned the camera around and I saw your face and was like "Oh hey I know that guy!" I am going to try making my own implements and get some practice in and hopefully come back to UHA and start competing with you guys, I miss all of you!

I imagine a degree of customization is important since I have a feeling it's common to grab the one off the shelf from Home Depot and Lowes, then it's like the airport where everyone is trying to figure out which identical bag of luggage is theirs. After I cut 2 of the 5 tines from my Lowes fork I painted the metal at the base of the fork a distinct color for this and rust protection.

What do you do at the bottom of the little pole to keep the weights from sliding off? Did you crush it a little with a vise?

Are you still active in these sports?

What a awesome channel. I want to try the eureka stones . Well all these stones. Really great places , looks like so much fun

Nice work Highlander thank you for sharing your knowledge

Please read this to test on next weighing hevy objects! As at 3:03 after set up one side of metal stick fixed on stable spot, then hook with weigh-measurement tool start to slide closer to human, this "event of sliding" require more power to lift heavy object. It's requireng more torque power to lift the rock. Weld small 2 hooks (or sticks) (at least 2, but you could weld more) on your metal spear (from one side of metal spear of 1/3 or 1/4 or 1/5 of it length), because measurement instrument with heavy rock on it won't move, and will stay fixed, it should be easier to lift, because it will stay closer to point of hinge, or point or rotation. It means that, if heavy load if closer to center of rotation (farer from human he is as torque power) heavy object will be easier to be lifted.

I saw someone make one with a steel pipe and 2 5-gallon home depot buckets and it was plate loadable

Awesome man. You making em look light handling them in your lap.

Vascos?

Oh wow, you just started following me on Instagram today. I participated in my first Highlands game today. Zero experience minus the shotput and discus I did in high school.

Sweet! Nice video! I’ve repaired 2 but was looking for a way to add a pvc grip. Nailed it.

What is your lifting frequency? I have an Atlas stone but can't seem to lift it more than once a week. Maybe it's too heavy. Anyway nice video.

Very cool!!

Need more of these videos. lol.

Great video, you are a hoot. I love diy people. For my sake stop cutting toward your fingers. Best of luck this summer!

Love it! Traditional stone lifting is a great challenge!

Smooth lifts. How did you learn about all these beautiful stones! I'd love a dragonstooth type. Id love a crack at the Moab. Such a symmetrical stone. Like the inver.

Nice! Thanks for the idea!

Where did you find those shackles? Every 3/8 ones I’ve found do not have a one inch gap in them

Imagine having that view every day

Nice job.

This video answered a lot of my questions on how to put these blades on the boots, which is great. I have not competed yet and that is because for the last two years the highland games in my area have cancelled, thanks to covid. So, I am hoping that the Milwaukee highland games actually get their festival going this June, so I can finally get my feet wet and compete. Until then, I'll get some boots and get the blades put on them so I'm ready. Overall, good video!

I recently moved to Roy Utah from TX, how do I get into this and where are these stones located? Thanks in advance

My comp weight for this is 220 and I'm not excited lol I weigh less than that. Its bs lol

Great Video! Thanks.

Tried the Little Cottonwood stone yesterday. Got humbled. Didn't realize how weak my grip is, but I didn't try to pick it up in the same spot you did. Might have to try that, or the super low squat and bear hug method to avoid my weak grip. Cheers! You killed it.

You could get some 4x4s with holes in the base so they fit over the front weight stacks. Then drill some horizontal holes in them along with some in the yoke bar to allow you to put safety pins through for benching and squatting

Thank you!

My fork is unmatched threw many records

I am presently in training to lift the Inver stone in Scotland next year. Love your video, very inspiring. Stones are so more more than free weights!

That crash pad looks like it just got pulled out of a hidden compartment in a Columbian speed boat lol

Dude, cement plates is God damned genius

Cool! I got into stonelifting through cam maiers vlog! Great lifting. Hope to find some cool stones up here in norway.

Good practical tips, thank you!

Anyone know how thick the plates are once made?

Amazing tutorial, but barely audible. Music volume - ear rape.

Amazing tyler, im going to try it

Where do you store it? Is the bar painted?

👍. How do you program your training? How should I start learning heavy events?

Sweet bro. Very sweet.

Why did you use 2 pipes?

And don't forget to give your fork a good name!