damn was that a 3 ply skin? when i was growing up you skinned it with one layer of shitty plywood if you were lucky. This is a beautiful ramp. nice work
That’s cause we were ripping off wood from a local construction site late at night before security showed up. You needed to get in and get the fuck out. Three ply is a luxury item.
@@efecordero Hardboard Tempered Panel (3/16" x 4ft. x 8ft.) It's tempered and smooth on one side. Works great, but isn't completely weatherproof, so if your weather is like mine (UK), you have to keep it covered.
Looks amazing! Is there anyway a miniramp-hungry-skater could get a specs list, as well as materials used, on this ramp? Because I would love to build it myself! Cheers, stay awesome and keep up the fantastic work!
I built the 1st ramp in Maui lahaina for community service and the 2nd while on Red line at MCCC. I had to skate in work boots but it was alot of fun...
Stefano Fontana they put 2 layers of played wood to give it more support and to alternate the holes the thing on top I think is masonite but it could be skatelite or ramp armor
Awesome job guy ! I'm trying to build a miniramp myself, could you give me some tips ? I'm thinking to use 2 layers of MDF, 3mm each. And a harboard cover, 2,5mm. Do you think it will be enough ? It will stay indoors, low use... Thank you !
it's called ramp armor. very smooth and durable. in this video they use the cheaper indoor version. there's a more expensive outdoor version which protects the ramp from enviromental damage.
Hey man, I know this is four years late but I took some photos from this video and drew out my best guess on a 4x8 sheet of plywood. No measurements, but the shape should be accurate and the geometry should be sound. imgur.com/a/0BXS85c
They used a thin sheet of fiberboard. It's like MDF, but it's very pliable and dense, so it can be bent to the contour of the ramp and it's very smooth to ride on.
I’m building a basement mini right now, 16 ft long, 8 ft wide, 2 and a half ft tall, 2 and a half ft for the standing areas on the top. I am very excited because I’m looking forward to maybe having my bois come and scooter, skate and listen to some music and ride. I will definitely save this video for some ideas.
Question: Is 2 5/16" (outside diameter) too large for coping? I'm building a very similar (4' high) ramp to what was built in this video. Second question: Is 10' too long for a flat bottom? I'm thinking 10' (rather than 8') because I'm 46 years old and predict I'll need that extra time to regroup after coming down a transition. Any thoughts or advice would be appreciated! Thanks!
Took us 24 hours from the initial planning to completion. I think total cost was around $1500. But that is a ballpark figure, I can't remember exactly how much everything cost.
AndreCorner That black skatelite prob cost that much alone. It can be done for 300-500 bucks but it won't be like this one. diyskate.com will help you out.
Nick Joslin really?? Only that?? I can't believe it, if that's the price I should start building one right now considering I have all the space I want!
why wont anyone who posts these videos just tell people how much it costs? whats the big secret. people want to build their own, not just watch you build yours.. whats the deal?
Kirby Dinglebear count each board they bring in, go to a hardware store and get an estimate. If you cant build it yourself you take that material list to a contractor to get the cost or a few handy buddys if the cost needs to be lower. Cheers happy skating.
Kirby Dinglebear I got pretty much the same size mini ramp built by a contactor and it took 4 guys and one in a half days to do it for 5 thousand.I'm just assuming but I picture a thousand dollars of wood and 1 thousand dollars for each guy since it was their own company.
henri kulmala I believe you are misconceiving the definition of the word "misconceiving." The word you are looking for is misleading or deceptive. Yeah ok I am being petty, but so were you with your original comment!
Saga Outerwear What ply thicknesses did you use for the first two layers? and what exactly was the final layer , and thickness? and lastly the last layer, is it put on the 45 degree compared to the other panels? Wicked video and sweet ramp
I believe the first layer was 5/8" and then 1/4". The final layer was about an 1/8" thick but not exactly sure. We put the final sheeting on at an angle because it helps the seams from wearing after a lot of use.
I'm building a similiar size. Can you share the ramp plans? I want to know how you joined the two 8" wide halves together at the seam? I didn't see it happen in the vid
Geez that really helped! Glad i watched this now because this was so detailed il just go throw one of these ramps up now. 5 minutes later: im done thanks guys!
That's so awesome I've been doing Carpentry work for 11 years. I would love to have a job like this. Does anyone know what the finishing layer was. Sheet metal maybe?
Not exactly sure what they used but theres a variety of products to use for the final skin, skatelite is the most popular and extremely expensive. The best option is to have your ramp indoors, ive built ramps indoor and used 5mm thick masonite as the final skin and source a good quality sealing paint made for skating and all it needs is a light top coat every year or so. I'm a carpenter and have built a fair few ramps and it's never a cheap thing to do properly unfortunately but it is fkn awesome to open my back door and skate on my own private mini ramo
the way i did it was by just going down to my local skate park with a piece of plywood trace the edge of the ramp to the plywood then cut it out and hey presto you now have a template
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I can't believe it only took 5 minutes. That is incredible.
You guys move really fast
They were speeding up the vid
.......
Devin Hamilton wait whaaaaaaat?
Devin Hamilton NOOO WAAAY?
OMG wow I'm going tell my mom how fast they were moving!
If only I had the space to build something like this... Good work guys, would love to see a vid of you shredding this
Wow! It actually worked i built this in 5 min! Thanks man :)
justin kilburn hahahahahaha
I believe you NOT!😂
@@TheMathew22222 😂
damn was that a 3 ply skin? when i was growing up you skinned it with one layer of shitty plywood if you were lucky. This is a beautiful ramp. nice work
That’s cause we were ripping off wood from a local construction site late at night before security showed up. You needed to get in and get the fuck out. Three ply is a luxury item.
What material is the last layer made of?
@@efecordero Hardboard Tempered Panel (3/16" x 4ft. x 8ft.) It's tempered and smooth on one side. Works great, but isn't completely weatherproof, so if your weather is like mine (UK), you have to keep it covered.
If you look closely you can see it's sped up......
No shit
Whoa dude... You're right!
dustinbaseballfan its called irony, look it up, its used like, everywhere xD
George Glover Ya don't ssaaayyyyy.
George Glover no shit sherlock
Looks amazing! Is there anyway a miniramp-hungry-skater could get a specs list, as well as materials used, on this ramp? Because I would love to build it myself! Cheers, stay awesome and keep up the fantastic work!
Nice! Perfect ramp. You should make a video for vert extensions maybe even a slight roll in. Keep it up impressive work.
You know what i want for my birthday...
To build that fast
You guys are sooo amazing
really nice miniramp. i love miniramp-skating.
now where the hell is a video of this ramp being skated on???
I built the 1st ramp in Maui lahaina for community service and the 2nd while on Red line at MCCC. I had to skate in work boots but it was alot of fun...
Why you did a double layer of wood? What kind of wood? What is the third final dark layer?
On the edge what is the long bar you placed? thanks guys!
I think it of that black material sometimes use in skate parks
Stefano Fontana they put 2 layers of played wood to give it more support and to alternate the holes
the thing on top I think is masonite but it could be skatelite or ramp armor
As someone who has made a mini ramp, the extra layers are for protection. It always needs a lot of wood to compensate for how bendy the wood is
What was that top layer you used? Also could you upload the plans for this? Thank you!
Perfect! could you please send me the plans and size of your mini ramp? Looks like a perfect transition!
Cheers!
Can you send me the mesurements?
Did you get those measurements?
Looking to build one for my kids.
Awesome job guy ! I'm trying to build a miniramp myself, could you give me some tips ? I'm thinking to use 2 layers of MDF, 3mm each. And a harboard cover, 2,5mm. Do you think it will be enough ? It will stay indoors, low use... Thank you !
You ever build that mini ramp?
@@stephen1193 yes !!!
Haha that's awesome. I've been researching so I can do the same for myself and my kid.
What's the last material that they put on top?
it's called ramp armor. very smooth and durable. in this video they use the cheaper indoor version. there's a more expensive outdoor version which protects the ramp from enviromental damage.
Masonite
Where is it available or what brand should I look for. It’s not Masonite cause it bends over the side and they used no nails
Skatelite
We have a mini ramp at home, and were wondering what the black sheets you put on the top of the ramp were?
Take me back to day with me & my bro’s built ramps & Such! 🛹
What is the template of the drop in because I don't want it to deep but not to small but your seems good if you could reply that would be great
Hey man, I know this is four years late but I took some photos from this video and drew out my best guess on a 4x8 sheet of plywood. No measurements, but the shape should be accurate and the geometry should be sound. imgur.com/a/0BXS85c
Is the top layer Skate Lite? How did you guys install the final layer of ply? I don't see screws or nail hose. Is it glued on?
Satisfying to watch. Wish I could skate it.
Hello Saga Outerwear !
I wonder what type of wood used to cover the last layer of the end. I mean they put the dark wood at the end?
They used a thin sheet of fiberboard. It's like MDF, but it's very pliable and dense, so it can be bent to the contour of the ramp and it's very smooth to ride on.
research "ramp armor" bro :)
Caleb Creighton
Touche ;)
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I'm looking to build a ramp in my back yard.. do you guys happen to have a list of supplies? overall costs?
nice vid but who made this awsome music to the vid just love the beats man i need to know
Why was the skatelite put in on an angle like that? Is it just to make it smoother? Looks like a pain in the ass to do all the cuts :P
You should upload a vid of skating this
this upsets me
whyd it have to be teared down?
ootko suomalainen
I’m building a basement mini right now, 16 ft long, 8 ft wide, 2 and a half ft tall, 2 and a half ft for the standing areas on the top. I am very excited because I’m looking forward to maybe having my bois come and scooter, skate and listen to some music and ride. I will definitely save this video for some ideas.
How much did this cost to make? Thanks.
Vince Elliott like 4k
Nice! I also have a video on one. What is the radius of this one?
Blueprints?
Nice job!! What material is the black ply u used?
I wish it could actually take 5 mins - Nice workk
Question: Is 2 5/16" (outside diameter) too large for coping? I'm building a very similar (4' high) ramp to what was built in this video. Second question: Is 10' too long for a flat bottom? I'm thinking 10' (rather than 8') because I'm 46 years old and predict I'll need that extra time to regroup after coming down a transition. Any thoughts or advice would be appreciated! Thanks!
how long did this actually take and how much did it cost
Took us 24 hours from the initial planning to completion. I think total cost was around $1500. But that is a ballpark figure, I can't remember exactly how much everything cost.
Saga Outerwear 24 hours :o holy moly that is fast
How did you fixed the Rail ? Glue or with something other ?
how much did all that cost
probablly around 300-350
Josh Bisschops are you sure? That seems not that much for all that nice wood
AndreCorner That black skatelite prob cost that much alone. It can be done for 300-500 bucks but it won't be like this one. diyskate.com will help you out.
If you are just considering the cost of materials, it is probably between $300-$600.
Nick Joslin really?? Only that?? I can't believe it, if that's the price I should start building one right now considering I have all the space I want!
This is an awesome build! I'll bet that thing is buttery smooth.
they didn't even skate it
So? They are just showing how they do it dumb fuck
yup more hate
love you cad0shar (Evade Astro)
devin hamilton :)
devin hamilton s
fake its sped up. i can tell by the pixels.
No shit Sherlock
Ross Courtney he was joking you genius
Bro they're not saying you can MAKE it in 5 minutes, but they showmyou what to do in a 5 minute video
I didn't know it was sped up
Danny H no shit
do you have any tips or tricks for moving that fast
why wont anyone who posts these videos just tell people how much it costs?
whats the big secret.
people want to build their own, not just watch you build yours..
whats the deal?
And another comment was never seen again...
Kirby Dinglebear count each board they bring in, go to a hardware store and get an estimate.
If you cant build it yourself you take that material list to a contractor to get the cost or a few handy buddys if the cost needs to be lower.
Cheers happy skating.
Kirby Dinglebear I got pretty much the same size mini ramp built by a contactor and it took 4 guys and one in a half days to do it for 5 thousand.I'm just assuming but I picture a thousand dollars of wood and 1 thousand dollars for each guy since it was their own company.
On average it costs around $580 to build a 3 foot tall 8 foot wide mini ramp
Kirby Dinglebear so truuuuuuuu
Just a question? Why was the darker layer put on crooked?
Fastest 5 mins I've ever seen in my life
This would take me 5 days and probably 5 months (at least) just to get the money for the wood...
I want one ! beautiful work guys !
it is not 5 minutes
Really? No shit?
I am serious it is not 5 minute look at the video minutes
I know dumbass, I'm being sarcastic.
5 houres
12445 yam it isnt a mini ramp either
What material is the finished layer ? Thickness? Pls
That wasn't 5 minutes it was 4 minutes and 29 seconds LIER!
MultiJake 1. Liar* 2. This was sped up, took them at least an hour.
Jts1210 lol I was joking
Jts1210 more like at least lwast a day lol
And 3. Are you a child, you play minecraft
liar*
What material did they put on last? And why was the pattern different?
probably the most misconceiving video title ever
lol ikr
They are showing you how to in 5 minutes it didnt take 5 minutes to make obvs
henri kulmala I believe you are misconceiving the definition of the word "misconceiving." The word you are looking for is misleading or deceptive. Yeah ok I am being petty, but so were you with your original comment!
henri kulmala oi
Brazza Bizarre Inconceivable!
Would you mind posting your plans somewhere, NS maybe? Also, why did you angle the satellite? Thanks!
totally 5 minutes
I know right! It was 4:29 Mins!
CbmGraphics How were they goin as fast as sonic!!1!
Joshua Romo u mean sanic
you have the plans of this mini-ramp?
You guys are n00bs. I can build a ramp in "10 seconds flat."
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Hi! Where can I get the plan for this ramp? And how much did it cost?
Can I hire your workers in my backyard they work fast lol
How did the "hardboard" turn out for the top layer??
Fake, obv sped up...
Killeraura Who?
+Killeraura I don't get it how can anyone be so dumb to not understand a simple joke. Don't take it seriously but like come on dude. ;D
+SlenderBird hahaha thanks man, hes thinking im dumb while making a fool of himself
+Pluck Horris Oh sorry. Its hard to see sarcasm in text.
Killeraura No problem hahaha
Saga Outerwear What ply thicknesses did you use for the first two layers? and what exactly was the final layer , and thickness? and lastly the last layer, is it put on the 45 degree compared to the other panels? Wicked video and sweet ramp
I believe the first layer was 5/8" and then 1/4". The final layer was about an 1/8" thick but not exactly sure. We put the final sheeting on at an angle because it helps the seams from wearing after a lot of use.
Probably took them 30mins to an hour to build
Gamer Haz nah my neighbours build a mini ramp and it took them like 15 hours
My ass more like 12 hours
It says in the description 24 hours straight
Do you use a special wood ? and how much did it cost ?
Crack: Not always bad
I'm building a similiar size. Can you share the ramp plans? I want to know how you joined the two 8" wide halves together at the seam? I didn't see it happen in the vid
What's the transition? 8'? Looks mellow.
Geez that really helped! Glad i watched this now because this was so detailed il just go throw one of these ramps up now.
5 minutes later: im done thanks guys!
Not going to lie that is a sick halfpipe wanting to build one myself subbed 👍 10/10
had you done that in 5 or did you use effcts with. the ramp
Una pregunta, como se pega el caño a la madera ?
Yo THAT WAS BEAUTIFUL!!! I used to skate back in the day... looks SHREDDY!!!
Can anybody tell me the name of the black material they put on top?
I was gonna say you scimped on templates but 3 plys should do the trick. Beautiful ramp
What material do you use for that last layer??
What did you put on at the end? Was it skatelite???
Yh how long did it acctually take
witch size u guys used (sry about my horryble english , im from brazil)
What's the material you use on the wood ?
what do you use to seal it? im looking to build one in the near future
How many 2x4 and ply wood did you buy?
How much did this cost to make? And how long did it take realtime?
What was the cost of lumber on this project? Just curious.
prices are on www.ocramps.com
Probs $500 ish based on the math im doing in my head. so take it with a grain of salt
Peter hartnett prob $3000-4000 your math is off the chart bud 👌🏼😂😂
omg 3K to 4K worth of wood, that sh*t is expensive on your country
nah in america its not that expensive probably costed them around 1-1.5k to build it
This is the most awesome video I've seen in a minute.
How is it that you guys name this wood to color lastly?
hola que material es la ultima capa de color oscuro que le ponen?
That's so awesome I've been doing Carpentry work for 11 years. I would love to have a job like this. Does anyone know what the finishing layer was. Sheet metal maybe?
Not exactly sure what they used but theres a variety of products to use for the final skin, skatelite is the most popular and extremely expensive. The best option is to have your ramp indoors, ive built ramps indoor and used 5mm thick masonite as the final skin and source a good quality sealing paint made for skating and all it needs is a light top coat every year or so. I'm a carpenter and have built a fair few ramps and it's never a cheap thing to do properly unfortunately but it is fkn awesome to open my back door and skate on my own private mini ramo
Where is the footage of skating it
Hello it's possible to have all the dimension of your ramp please ? i have the project to build a similar ramp in my backyard.
Thanks
what were the black mats that u put on at the end
how thick is the plywood underlayer? how thick is the top layer? What material is the top layer?
I think the plywood was 1/2" first layer, 3/8" second and the hardboard is 1/8". It's been awhile since we built it though.
you dont sale the templates or copies of the blueprints to i can bild this for my daughters!!?? please let me know!! God bless you guys!!!
the way i did it was by just going down to my local skate park with a piece of plywood trace the edge of the ramp to the plywood then cut it out and hey presto you now have a template
Ha that's not a bad idea, I'm thinking about trying that.
How long did this really take?
how much did all the materials cost ?!
hey what wood are you using for the flat parts
how long in real time did this take to make
What is the black material that you cover the ramp in the end? Does it lowers the sound?
Either Masonite or skatelite and yes it's a lot quieter than skating on regular plywood
how long do it takes to make that
Do you have the measurements or drawing for this mini ramp?
Any luck 🍀 getting measurements?
what kind of wood is the last one the brown ? really cool doing it
Masonite, it's like the stuff you see in indoor skateparks.
Does anyone know why they put the skatelite on diagonally?
what did you use for the final layer on top where can you buy it at and can it be built to be outside?
Pretty sure it's masonite, or skatelite. but it doesn't hold up outdoors.
Saga, you have the dimensions/specs on this?
what would you charge?