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Without further ado...here is the tutorial for you.
piece to other side. On top of your 3 inch piece connect a curve joint. Repeat step 2 with your other 30 inch piece.
What you need,
Step 1.
I used 2 inch diameter PVC.
Take the two 9 inch pieces and connect on each side of a "T" joint.
Repeat with the other two 9 inch pieces and "T " joint.
Those are the Barre legs.
Step 2.
Take a 30 inch piece and connect to a "T" joint, then connect a 3 inch
Step 3
Now you're going to connect the two pieces you just made in step 2 (the sides of the barre) to your two 5 foot peices. (These are your hand rails) .
Step 4.
Add the feet you made in step 1.
There you have it! Your very own Ballet barre for under $30 bucks and in four easy steps! You can buy special PVC glue to hold it all together permanently. I like that I can take mine apart as needed, so I did not not glue mine. If you chose to not glue yours please be aware there IS a risk of it coming apart during use. You've been warned. If children will be using the Barre I highly suggest you glue it. I'm not responsible for any ingury to anyone who uses this barre ...ok ,now that I've put a disclaimer on this
I hope you enjoy your barre! Here is one of my favorite barre workouts taught by the beautiful and talented ballerina Katheryn Morgan.
Happy dancing!!
Wow that's very useful tutorial!
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