Deadlift Jack - Custom/DIY
Used to load and unload the bar for deadlifts.
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Deadlift Jack - Custom/DIY Reviews
Based on 9 reviews from Gym Radar users, the Custom/DIY Deadlift Jack - Custom/DIY have an average rating of 4.44 out of 5. They're currently the #11 most-owned Barbell Jack on Gym Radar, with 18 home gyms reporting ownership.
9 Reviews
Performance
4.22 / 5
Build Quality
4.44 / 5
Value
4.67 / 5
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(5.00)
DID MY OWN DIY DEAD-LIFT JACK CAME OUT ALRIGHT ALWAYS TRY TO BE PERFECT I DO PREFER DOING MY OWN DIY STUFF ANYWAYS... LEFT A PLAN THAT I USED FOR MINE IF ANYONE WANTS TO STEAL AS I DO GRAPHICS AND ACCOUNTS AT WORK AND HAD THIS AS MY FOOTPRINT
(4.67)
My customer wood single side deadlift jack made courtesy of Big Moe (Brookings Barbell Club on gym radar). I consider this thing a cool work of art in the gym. I don't actually use it for deadlifts much because we have dedicated double jacks. With heavy weight you need to make sure to use this one properly to avoid wrecking it.
(2.67)
Had my dad make some of these before I upgraded. Not much better than just rolling the weights onto a plate.
(5.00)
My dad made me wood deadlift jacks. The first one is Oak and the others are made of pine
(5.00)
Not really a diy but its one of the 3 in 1 multigrip handle cable attachment, landmine and jack and it is really nice.
(3.33)
I have used a few different homemade deadlift jacks over the years from thread black plumbing iron, wooden, and welded they all had their pros and cons. My recommendation is just buy a full size jack if you have the space.
(5.00)
The most basic deadlift jack is a 2.5lb plate. Simply place the plate infront of the 45 closest to the collar and roll the weights onto the 2.5. It raises them all off the ground high enough that you can take all the other plates off.
(5.00)
I made one of these Deadlift jacks before I purchased the mini jack from Rogue. Here is the link for the build. https://www.endofthreefitness.com/how-to-build-a-mini-deadlift-jack/. This jack is still in use, though, at my buddy's gym and has lasted 10 years. It was fun to build.
(4.33)
I made my own deadlift jack based on the KB Genesis Jack. Mine is just a 2x6 with a slot for the bar, a handle, and some 2x4 feet that act as the lever. I’ve jacked up an 800lb deadlift so about 400lb supported by the jack with clearance and no issues