This unseals the laminate. If moisture is present it will destroy the paper. I'm thinking about creating a larger hole first then laminate, and punch out with laminate still intact around the border of the hole.
Amazing idea! I am going to do it today! Can I ask what you used for the fabric straps to easily switch between the different heights on the rack? Thanks dude
@@chelzc3350 It’s ok to stack like this if the wheels are still on them. But if it’s just tires it’s best to stand them up to avoid warping the sidewall & bead.
Ok so im trying to figure out if its safe to hole punch my laminated papers, they already were regular 3-hole papers but idk if by re opening the holes itd ruin the lamination i need to put them in a binder though. Any tips or anything to help at all? I tried doing some research on it and couldn't find anything myself
awesome video this is what i have been looking for thank you very much ,quick question where did you buy that lat pulldown , sounds perfect size for my room
Your idea inspired me to do the same in my power rack so I went to the hardware today and bought everything you show in your video except the cable I already have it. Tomorrow will start building it. Thank you.
I did something pretty similar to this but I run into the problem that when you hit a certain height the angle on the back pulley becomes too obtuse to be able to apply forward force anymore and you max out way before the height of the weight rail. Can't really see a way around that which is a bit of a limitation of the system. Cheers for the idea, definitely gives me a few new options for exercises and for only about 50 bucks.
Any tips for the install on the fireman's pole? The instructions have you just place the bottom of the pole on the ground when you screw the beam into the frame, but the next step says to bury the bottom of the pole a few inches into the ground. I'm thinking I need to take the beam back off and drive the pole into the ground, and then reattach, but I'm afraid that the new screw holes will be too close to the old and it won't be sturdy.
Mine came with a metal plate with two U-type anchors that will secure the fireman pole in place. The fireman pole might warble a little bit but it won’t go anywhere. I didn’t bury the pole into ground.
Thanks you are not only physically strong but also mentally very clever guy. I have ordered as per your advise now ..👍 This is the only one of its kind DIY in RU-vid to show how to convert and reuse a central pulley(non-crossover) for doing cross over .
Man I thought I lost this video, looked for 30 mins for pulley video, then I remember you tittled it crossover lol, thanks for the idea man! I tried liking 3 times
Hi, Can you plug the planner into the dust extractor? I have a makita dust extractor 7.4 A, and the planner is 15 A, i'm not sure if is not going to "kill" the dust extractor... Thank you,