DIY Folding Wall Rack for LESS THAN $100! – Wood2Wod

#WOOD2WOD Project #2 – DIY Folding Wall Rack In this video, I make a folding wall rack for less than $100! Very DIY friendly project that can help transform your home gym and keep you active! Thank you so much for watching the video! If you want to see more gym equipment builds and at home workouts, please like a subscribe to the channel! If there is a piece of equipment that you've always wanted, but it just didn't work for your space, leave it in the comments below! I may tackle it in the next video! INSTAGRAM   / wood2wod   WORKOUT #1 – SUPERSET 5 Rounds: Bench Press x 8 DB Bent Over Row x 8 each arm WORKOUT #2 – LINDA’s COUSIN For Time: 10-9-8-7-6-5-4-3-2-1 Bench Press Front Squat Assault Bike Calories (x2) TOOLS RYOBI 15 Amp 10 in. Sliding Compound Miter Saw PORTER CABLE 3.2 Amp 5-Speed Bench Drill Press BOSCH 1.0 HP Palm Router BOSCH Orbital Sander (80/120 Grit Sandpaper) METABO Drill and Impact Driver MUSIC https://www.epidemicsound.com/ OTE – I’m Indestructible Epidemic Sound Tigerblood Jewel – Foxtrot Epidemic Sound Wellmess – Tell Me Something New Epidemic Sound Swif7 – Don’t Wanna Sleep Epidemic Sound MATERIAL LIST (Price Updated 08Jun2021) 2 - 4x4x8 PT Lumber 2 - 2x4x8 Stud Lumber 1 - 3/4"x3' Black Pipe 2 - Felt Pads 1 - Door Hinge Pins (4 pack) 4 - 3.5" Door Hinges 4 - Zinc Hook Gate Latches 1 - 3" Screws (50 Count) On the Lowe's website, before taxes, the order total for this comes out to just over $90 at my local store. GENERAL CUT LIST Vertical Wall Rack Beams (2) 4”x4”x6’ Cross Pieces (4) 4”x4”x11” Horizontal Wall Mounts (2) 2”x4”x46” Bar Mount Blocks (4) 2”x4”x7” Galvanized Piping for Bar Mount (4) ¾”x9” TIPS Using felt pads instead of caster wheels works just fine and is cheaper. I recommend using simple hook gate latches instead of the touch catches I used in the video. The hooks are much cheaper, easier to install, and provide a more secure locked position. I switched them out about a month after this build and they work great. When drilling the holes for the vertical beams, I used a 1-1/8" spade bit. This ended up being a little too snug. I recommend drilling your holes to be 1-1/4" if you use 3/4" piping for the bar mounts. Instead of using Foundation Straps to secure the hinge braces, you can use the left-over 2x4 lumber (Appx: 5') and cut some right-angle triangles to secure the Wall Rack Beams. Use 3" screws to secure in place. Be sure to pre-drill your holes so the triangles don't split when screwing them in. I hope this helps everyone!