DIY Weight Plate Rack

Learn a simple way to make a DIY weight plate rack customized to your weight plate dimensions.
Total cost - $25-$30
Time to build - 45 mins.
What you'll need:
(2) Pieces of 8 ft. 2x4
(3) Steel concrete stakes
Tools used:
Drill
Saw
Screws
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[@nyinfamous2k2]

Wood working tip from a carpenter, if you put a sacrificial board pressed up behind what your trying to drill through (ex lay the 2x6's your drilling through on top of a sheet of crap ply or 1x) the hole on the back side would be perfect with no blowout.

[@Howtofordummies.]

I’m inspired thank you I can’t wait to try

[@menaeric]

Great work! Can't wait to build my plates and this weight plate tree.

[@robertlehnert4148]

Yours is the one I essentially did, 7/10/2022, albeit a wee bit sloppier. but it's solid and it works. Maybe $35 in material, with inflation and all that, but that's a LOT cheaper than paying for a broken leg because loose plates are scattered all about my basement gym floor. Next, two 45 lb concrete plates using the Lowe's rope handle bucket as a mold...

[@Dan-lz7ip]

Awesome video, as always!

[@NoWayJoseNotToday]

Great video dude!

[@georgeskorkis5316]

Nice work 👍

[@raybosflorida4928]

great videos!!!

[@nicnyg]

Awesome job! I'm about to do the same project. Any tips or things you wish you would have done differently?

[@louislu6703]

🙏😎

[@rocket_bros4710]

How much water are you supposed to put in the concrete. Would it effect the weight

[@tairanhabib9103]

It doesn't really effect it much as it just evaporates

[@brianm545]

No wood glue???

[@stephencoyle1922]

Exactly my thought. Nice design but wood glue would have made it 2x as strong with no wiggle.

[@louislu6703]

🏃☝️