DIY PVC Dip Bars

[@NewportDispatch]

Great design. Thanks for spreading the info on how to do this build.

[@miskokinoo]

Cool. I like your version. I made something very similar 10-11 years ago. It's still in perfect shape and am still training with it. I made a video about it back then on my channel.

[@BayAreaEventDesigns]

I love diy projects

[@johnhein2539]

Can you adjust it to make it higher if need be for certain excercises? I'm a tall man. Also, it might be preferable to dip deeper.

[@Jim-uj3ty]

Great video, thank you. What is the height of it?

[@ctvwrest]

Awesome job! How much weight will they hold safely?

[@ESOS252]

+shawn n i weight in at roughly 200lbs and don't have a problem.

[@blackblood23ful]

I'm interested to follow this. So stable and durable but I don't know if I can train australian pullups/inclined pullups there.

[@mikejohnson4723]

You just have to do them opposite of what we do in the Northern Hemisphere. lol.

[@MoreChannelNoise]

could use the lower bars to do pushup on

[@Zak_6666]

Hi, Thank's for the video. What is your heigh?

[@vivimu]

I made similar from 2x4 it was about 15 dollars

[@danhart8147]

whats the total cost tho??

[@ESOS252]

about $60

[@briansawyer4013]

..... You don’t need a license, just taken a look at your pictures!! Then I want what you have!!!

[@HOgG623]

Love the design... but the amount of money you spent building it and the time you spent is just too much you could have easily spent the same amount of money just buying one from amazon...