A few years ago I bought a pull-up bar from Champs for around $25. The beauty of this particular bar is that you don't need to screw it in or fasten it in any way. I dangles off the trim and gravity and leverage keep it securely in place. A buddy of mine was recently looking for something similar, but most such bars now seem to be $50 and up. Fortunately, you can build your own pull-up bar for around $30 using off-the-shelf threaded pipe (scroll down to "Doorway Chinup Bar").
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I'm Jim Biancolo, and this is stuff I found interesting that I thought you might like too. Here are some of my favorites if you want to start there. Mostly I link to other people, but some stuff is mine, like:
- My AutoHotkey scripts, including one for universal AutoCorrect.
- A list of my favorite action scenes.
- A bunch of movies I liked that are available to watch instantly on Netflix.
- Fun with Bic pens: the Earth Pen and the Fridge Pen.
- My very own oatmeal recipes that sound totally gross but are actually good.
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