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Weight Bench (5 position,Flat/Incline) doubles as Patio Bench

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you'd like to have a brand-new weight bench, but you don't want to spend a lot of money, then you might consider making one yourself. I decided to make a multi-position flat/incline bench using a 4x4 post as a base. This bench doubles as a patio seat so i don't have to hide/put it away after each workout.

Bear in mind that the dimensions of this bench will not be suitable for everybody; it will depend on the height of the person using the weight bench. The bench is about 3.75 feet long which is an average size.

Weight Bench (5 position,Flat/Incline) doubles as Patio Bench
 
mmm... home made power rack... But not too sure to be the first one to really test it...

I agree with lozzo, too good to use for weights
 
yeh I agree, not sure if id be keen to be the first to use the power rack. although with the weight im lifting at the moment i probably should be the first to test it. ahaha. Good job however, wish i had a bit of craftmenship
 
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