Hi all
Before the missus decided what's happening with our new garden i was thinking o f erecting a pullup bar outside, does anyone have any ideas/blueprints on the best way about this???
Would also appreciate any blueprints to build pylo boxes as well.
cheers all
BUSTER
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Blueprints for outdoors pullup bar
#3
Posted 10 July 2009 - 09:05 AM
Andrew Stemler has recently made an outdoor pull-up structure:
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#4
Posted 10 July 2009 - 01:27 PM
I've got some scaffolding in the garden: 4 x 8-foot lengths, plus one 5-footer along the top, and 4 clamps to hold it all in place. Bought it for £30 off the guy who was putting scaffolding up on my house at the time.
Also got a 10-foot scaffold plank, cut up and turned into a wall ball target strapped to the side.
Can't get the damn photo to work, but the scaffolding's just assembled as an A-frame.
Also got a 10-foot scaffold plank, cut up and turned into a wall ball target strapped to the side.
Can't get the damn photo to work, but the scaffolding's just assembled as an A-frame.
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#6
Posted 13 July 2009 - 09:00 AM
Hi
Cheers for the reply's, i didn't think about scaffolding, neat idea, i was watching the latest Rocky and his outdoor bar was from scaffolding, there is meant to be a local blacksmiths near me so might see what they can hook us up with.
I take it is has to be concreted in??
BUSTER
Cheers for the reply's, i didn't think about scaffolding, neat idea, i was watching the latest Rocky and his outdoor bar was from scaffolding, there is meant to be a local blacksmiths near me so might see what they can hook us up with.
I take it is has to be concreted in??
BUSTER
www.bustersgym.blogspot.com
#8
Posted 18 July 2009 - 09:06 AM
Hi
Been thinking about this some more.
I'm now planning to erect a kind of lean to shed (http://www.penndutchstructures.com/web%20site%20pics2/014sm.JPG) smaller than this obviously! and contact some local welders to fit a bar between the posts at the front, means i can work out even when it's crappy weathr, i will post pics when it's done.
BUSTER
Been thinking about this some more.
I'm now planning to erect a kind of lean to shed (http://www.penndutchstructures.com/web%20site%20pics2/014sm.JPG) smaller than this obviously! and contact some local welders to fit a bar between the posts at the front, means i can work out even when it's crappy weathr, i will post pics when it's done.
BUSTER
www.bustersgym.blogspot.com
#9
Posted 10 August 2009 - 09:08 PM
Check these guys out
Check these out.
Some freaky stuff.
Has anyone bought one of those JML chin bars you attatch to door? Are they heavyduty enough or does it depend how strong doorframe is?
Check these out.
Some freaky stuff.
Has anyone bought one of those JML chin bars you attatch to door? Are they heavyduty enough or does it depend how strong doorframe is?
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