- Build a Moose Head
- Build a Couch Platform
- Build a Wood Wall
- Make a Steering Wheel Table
- Make a Circular Bookshelf
- Create a Tin Wall
- Make a Chalkboard
- Build a Tree Stump End Table
- Build a Console Table
- How to Resurface Cabinets
- Build an Emergency Case
- How to Update Your Furniture
- Build a Motor Skills Toy
- Build a Hidden Treasure Box
- Build a Longboard
- Build a Poker Table
- Build a Workbench
- Build a Toolbox Fish Tank
- Build a Headboard
- Build a Sandbox
- Mount Your TV
- Install Window Trim
- Build a Custom TV Cabinet
- Build a Camera Dolly
- Build a Room Divider
- Build a Fire Pit
- Ceiling Fan Installation
- Replacing Your Molding
- Shoe Storage Rack
- How to Replace Your Faucet
- Hanging Curtains and Blinds
- Holiday Nutcracker
- Ammo Box
- DJ Booth
- Guitar Rack
- Outdoor Concrete Table
- WXrt GALApalooza Bar
- Dartboard Box
- Rolling Bar
- Planter Trellis
- Cat Condo
- Shed
- Lincoln Log Bench
- Pet Teeter Totter
- Pet Agility Jump
- Jersey Shadow Box
- Chicken Coop
- Floating Shelf
- 3 Way Table
- Train Table
- Kids Bench
- Medicine Ball Rack
- Halloween Bag Toss
- Fireplace Mantel
- Field Goal Uprights
- Rolling File Cabinet
- Gun Rack
- Mudroom Locker
- Ultimate Porch Swing
- Toy Box
- Hovercraft
- Bench for Dining Room Table
- Wood Luminary
- Wine Rack
- Serving Tray
- Safety First Sign
- Pull Up Rack
- How to Build a Candle Holder
- Ceiling Storage and Garage Shelving
- Christmas Tree Basket
- Luminary House
- Plyometric Boxes
- Ribbon Holder
- Wooden Tool Box
- Wooden Shelving Rack
- How to Build a Battle Axe
- How to Build a Wooden Sword
- How to build an Outdoor Firewood Storage Rack
- How to build an Indoor Firewood Storage Rack
- How to Build a Lemonade Stand
- How to Build a Planter Bench
- How to Build a Manual Pad
- How to Build a Quarter Pipe
- How to Build a Kegnic Table
- Cornhole 101
- Building a Mini-Golf Hole
- Build a Yard Golf Game
- Impact driver & drill bits
- Forstner bit
- Miter saw
- Tape measure
- 4x6 pine
- 2x6 pine
- 2" galvanized pipe
- Lag bolts
- Through bolts, washers and nuts
In another part of the Homemade Home Gym series, Mike Woodman stretches his muscles to make a pull-up bar for your home gym.
Difficulty
1. Cut 4 posts using the 4x6 pine at 84".
2. Use the Forstner bit to drill holes in 2 of the 4x6 for the pull up bar. Drill through the wider 6" side.
3. For the lower bars, drill into the 4" side of all 4 posts at about 30" high. These holes will not go all the way through. They will only go in about one inch.
4. Place bars in the holes creating the width of the setup.
5. Cut 2 2x6 to the desired length of setup. 1 to connect the back 2 4x6 across the top and 1 for the bottom.
6. Use through bolts to attach these.
7. Cut 8 pieces of 2x6 for the inside and out supports for the width side of the setup. 2 for the top and 2 for the bottom per side. Use through bolts.
8. Come back and reinforce the setup with lag bolts by securing all 2x6 tightly to the 4x6.
9. Time to get ripped!
