DIY kettlebell Weights (3 for less than $20) 

Thanks!! Best yet is that they have held up for the past few years and haven't broken!!

I'll have to give that I try!

@@wamindustries Here's how I did it. I duct taped one end of the pipe. I filled it with sand, then dumped the sand into a foil turkey pan. Heated it in the oven for 450° for 35 minutes. Then using a funnel, dumped it back into the pipe. In less than a minute, the pipe becomes very flexible. I then used a jig to shape it to a kettlebell handle. In my case, I used competition style handle measurements as a guide. Good luck!

Thanks!

... Not in the workshop😁... Actually it was left in the house when we got it and it looked rustic so I kept it... Just thought it looked cool.

@@wamindustries Good enough for me. You pass. Turn in your exam papers and join the rest of the kids in the hall. No smoking this time. 8)

@@timhofstetter5654 🤣🤣👍

If I remember right the small one was over 10lbs and medium size one is just over 15... This is just from memory at this point.