Stop The Board Vibrating Ideas?

[Speedbag]

Sure, sorry about the delay, was out of town for work the past couple of days.

Below are two shots. One of my platform and the other from above looking down on the bags of shot. Each bag weighs 25lbs and measures 10"x5"x1.5" (smaller than a shoe).





45LongColt

wow, you even made a rack for them! very neat and works great.

[45LongColt]

Sure, sorry about the delay, was out of town for work the past couple of days.

Below are two shots. One of my platform and the other from above looking down on the bags of shot. Each bag weighs 25lbs and measures 10"x5"x1.5" (smaller than a shoe).





45LongColt

[45LongColt]

I'm a shotgun shell reloader and found (2) 25lb bags of #8 lead shot worked great and they are so small their not even noticeable on top of the drum. Instantly took away all vibration and noise.

45LongColt

[RenoRattler]

Hey Chris, Welcome back. Long time....

I used the same idea for a while, placing several 15 pound dumbells over the top of my board, separated of course, either side-to-side or front to back. I placed them on towels and then quilts to offer some soft material underneath them so they wouldn't move. Ultimately I think the best solution is to have the weight more widely and evenly distributed, using either sand bags, cement mix bags (both in plastic bags so the dust doesn't get out) and I have also used a large bags of cat litter (40 lbs). All worked better than the smaller weights place over a small area of the board.

Glad to see you're back. Hope all has gone well for you during your absence.

Agreed, sand bags are the cheapest and easiest. A bag is around $3 at home depot or lowes. I have a backpack with about $30 of pennies on one of my platforms and it works similarly.

[Speedbag]

Hey Guys,

I am back!

I started bagging about a year ago - but just about 15 minutes a morning during my boxing workout.

Then the swivel i had broke and i left it for a bit, but recently decided to get a new swivel and a bag - I will get a pic and upload it.

It is a U bolt swivel and works well.

Then, I thought since i am trying to make it the best i can - it seems a little slower on the rebound than the chain link swivel i had before, i think this may be because it hangs a little lower.

It is still good enough - i am wondering how i can stop the board vibration - what do you guys put on the board and how heavy should i go - i have a 10KG Kettle bell and it helped but think i need something flat and heavy that does not move about so much,

Any suggestions?

Glad to be back guys and want to learn some tricks - as i say i just use it for boxing so more for actual jabbing and timing the one two - practicing the hook etc... but a few tricks sounds fun too!

Let me know and thanks for your help in advance,

Chris Jones

Hey Chris, Welcome back. Long time....

I used the same idea for a while, placing several 15 pound dumbells over the top of my board, separated of course, either side-to-side or front to back. I placed them on towels and then quilts to offer some soft material underneath them so they wouldn't move. Ultimately I think the best solution is to have the weight more widely and evenly distributed, using either sand bags, cement mix bags (both in plastic bags so the dust doesn't get out) and I have also used a large bags of cat litter (40 lbs). All worked better than the smaller weights place over a small area of the board.

Glad to see you're back. Hope all has gone well for you during your absence.

[swfl]

Hello Chris. You may want to consider a ball hook swivel. Most will agree that in the long run you will end up in that direction. Take a picture of your platform and you will get several suggestions on how to make it more solid. Good Luck and Enjoy!

[Chri5123]

Hey Guys,

I am back!

I started bagging about a year ago - but just about 15 minutes a morning during my boxing workout.

Then the swivel i had broke and i left it for a bit, but recently decided to get a new swivel and a bag - I will get a pic and upload it.

It is a U bolt swivel and works well.

Then, I thought since i am trying to make it the best i can - it seems a little slower on the rebound than the chain link swivel i had before, i think this may be because it hangs a little lower.

It is still good enough - i am wondering how i can stop the board vibration - what do you guys put on the board and how heavy should i go - i have a 10KG Kettle bell and it helped but think i need something flat and heavy that does not move about so much,

Any suggestions?

Glad to be back guys and want to learn some tricks - as i say i just use it for boxing so more for actual jabbing and timing the one two - practicing the hook etc... but a few tricks sounds fun too!

Let me know and thanks for your help in advance,

Chris Jones