It’s fine. The big issue is that it’s so light, it can wobble very easily. knurl is solid for a bar this cheap. Works well for accessories.

Made this replica out of 3/4 plywood. Since it’s wooden, you can’t make go quite as heavy as a steel one. Also have to be more careful dropping it, but I have had not had issues since I am the only one using it. I used the measurements of the Titan Husafell from their website as a guide. Looking back, I would have made it wider to load more weight.

I built mine out of 4x4, 2 inch PVC pipe for the weight pins, & plumbing pipe for the handles. I went with 3/4 pipe for the handle, and I regret that as it’s so thin, it is almost more challenging than a larger sized handle because it digs into your hand much more. 1 or 1.25 inch would have been better.

It’s a trap bar. Nothing special about it. Knurling sucks, but not surprising for the cost.

I really enjoy this rack, but it does have its limitations. The 1 inch holes and overbuilt safeties & j cups make sure you’ll never break this rack. But they are also a con. The jcups take up 4 hole spaces, and safeties take up 6. Depending on the exercise, this can be an issue. While it is 1 inch hole, there are no holes on on the side, which limits the “modulation” or add ons. A lot of the pieces are welded on instead of bolt on. Pros and cons to that, but overall the build is strong, just wanting to get more customization out of my rack, so it won’t be my forever rack.

My favorite barbell. I would prefer if mine was black zinc. The cerakote dulls the knurl a bit, but not enough to cause an issue in grip. I would just prefer a not red one, but a good FBMP deal is a good FBMP deal.

Best flag in the gym. Sets the standard of what is expected of you lift in this garage gym.

I have enjoyed this rack thus far. The wheels are a great added bonus, as I frequently move it around, and it’s light enough to do easily.