Can you email me the list of supplies, or post it up? Thanks
Michelle
March 6, 2012 at 3:35 PM
Homemade Dip Stands
How does on average does it cost to make?
Mick
May 21, 2012 at 9:45 PM
What is the weight capacity? I weight 230, add a a couple of 45′s from my waist and I’m thinking those pipes won’t hold up for long.
Bryan
June 27, 2012 at 9:37 PM
I think they’ll hold up just fine. But if you have concerns you can simply shorten the length of the pipes to create more strength or you could put all your weight near one of the ends instead of in the middle.
Steve
July 8, 2012 at 2:43 PM
Thanks for the great video. However, you mention a measurement discrepancy between the lower 30″ cross bar (where it joins the “T”s) and the upper 30″ cross bar (where it joins the elbow joints). I’m not sure I understand how to correct this problem–should I have the lower cross bars cut to, say, 29″? 29.5″? Or do the T-joints take up less space meaning the lower cross bars should be 31″? Thanks!
Cheryl
October 31, 2012 at 5:18 PM
Can you email me the list of supplies and the corrected crossbar lenghth. . .if you have it.
Thanks!
Bryan
November 2, 2012 at 11:40 AM
Cheryl,
Sorry, but I don’t have a list. As for the crossbar length….the length is correct, my mistake was getting the fitting backwards which resulted in the angle. I used a “clean out” t joint (for no particular reason), if you use a normal t joint fitting then you won’t have anything to worry about.
Bryan
Herb
March 3, 2013 at 5:58 PM
Video? I only see an image with no info.
Teresa Graney
April 14, 2013 at 5:21 PM
Where can I find the instructions for this dip station? Is it available online?
Can you email me the list of supplies, or post it up? Thanks
Homemade Dip Stands
How does on average does it cost to make?
What is the weight capacity? I weight 230, add a a couple of 45′s from my waist and I’m thinking those pipes won’t hold up for long.
I think they’ll hold up just fine. But if you have concerns you can simply shorten the length of the pipes to create more strength or you could put all your weight near one of the ends instead of in the middle.
Thanks for the great video. However, you mention a measurement discrepancy between the lower 30″ cross bar (where it joins the “T”s) and the upper 30″ cross bar (where it joins the elbow joints). I’m not sure I understand how to correct this problem–should I have the lower cross bars cut to, say, 29″? 29.5″? Or do the T-joints take up less space meaning the lower cross bars should be 31″? Thanks!
Can you email me the list of supplies and the corrected crossbar lenghth. . .if you have it.
Thanks!
Cheryl,
Sorry, but I don’t have a list. As for the crossbar length….the length is correct, my mistake was getting the fitting backwards which resulted in the angle. I used a “clean out” t joint (for no particular reason), if you use a normal t joint fitting then you won’t have anything to worry about.
Bryan
Video? I only see an image with no info.
Where can I find the instructions for this dip station? Is it available online?