Very cool device, blink2000! Thankyou for sharing.
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The Captn’s Wench - Hanger, Manual Stretcher, ADS
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It's already part of the Device List sticky.Old Gym Log - Tracking progress with the iLogPE App
"Wherever you go, there you are. Stay sexy, my friends."
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I got 2.5m of 50mm Heavy Duty Velcro. There wasn't industrial strength, so I hope this will be okay. It should at least be good for the lower weight range. I couldn't find the rubber pad things though. I did get a higher density plumbers block that I'll try to cut to size. I also got some chamois material for my underwrap. I do like getting art and craft materials for PE
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It's funny, I just looked up Waxman grippers on Amazon, and all the materials neccessary for building the wench are in related products.
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I actually used a bit of pipe insulation and it works good but needs to be replaced every couple of weeks.Going an inch and 1/2 deeper than before
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I was also thinking maybe flat rectangle erasers. I am trying to find out the load capacity of the American brand industrial strength Velcro. I see on pictures of the packaging, it also says "Heavy Duty" like mine. I have enough Heavy Duty Velcro to make about 10 wenchesGuest
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Since going to.10lbs I'm getting bruises!! I think I need a new wrap or a longer time inbetween sets.
Anyone else like this?PE'ing, the roots of all evil.
My Road to gains LOG: https://www.pegym.com/forums/progres...ml#post1189441
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I made my own wench today using Velcro's 'One-wrap'. It has the hook on one side and the loop on the other. Both have significantly smaller profile (hooks not as tall, loops not as bushy) and went together really quick. I used 1.5" width for the wrap and 0.5" width for the weight loop (replacing the nylon strap).
I've used straps to fasion a chest harness and small bungees to provide upward tension.
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Originally posted by namsokiek View PostI made my own wench today using Velcro's 'One-wrap'. It has the hook on one side and the loop on the other. Both have significantly smaller profile (hooks not as tall, loops not as bushy) and went together really quick. I used 1.5" width for the wrap and 0.5" width for the weight loop (replacing the nylon strap).
I've used straps to fasion a chest harness and small bungees to provide upward tension.
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Hey Bunford,
You can find all the materials on Amazon.
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Also, if you have a wristband (like a cloth workout one) you can use the cable clamps to also do Clamping.
So for under 30 bucks (without the cost of weights) you can have a well used and proved hanger + what you need to clamp.
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