That's awesome! I've been thinking about building one... BUT... I have very limited space. I have a fancy mountain bike ramp but it's like a damn puzzle to set it up, so it doesn't happen very often. I need to see if I can think of a way to make one like yours that I can put hinges on to fold it up as close to flat as possible.
Check out my website and you can see my other monster truck ramps I build. Also, thanks man for tuning in to my channel. I appreciate it a lot brother💪🤜🏻🤛🏻🤘🏼😊
Thank you! I’ll could use a jig saw, but this is a perfect project to bring out the ole’ Sawzall! I use to cut Ferrari’s and mini-pick-ups into convertibles back in the 80’s with it. Woohoo!
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Definitely brother! Check out and subscribe for more. I’m not sure how to send the link but I have one good one on my channel of it in use. It works well! Thank you so much for tuning in and leaving a comment!! 🤜🏻🤛🏻💯😀
Nice work. So the question is this - when it's rainy or if the ramp gets wet, how can you improve traction? Some of the lighter RC's (slash, stampede, etc) won't stay true as a lot of guys pull the trigger harder on the ramp causing the backend to go out.
Thank you for tuning in! I think I could probably get some traction sheets. For maybe like stairs on wood? And most the time I’ll never be in the rain but this got me thinking now. 💯🤙🤜🏻🤛🏻
yw. Interested to see what ya come up with. I have tried those traction sheets but they either won't stay tacked down or they get torn up after a short while. What about a thin layer of cement mix - hopefully not too much as it would get heavy but something that will not wear out too fast.
If you start from the right side once you make your first cut using your straight edge you could just guide yourself using the base plate and wouldn't have to keep setting resetting your straight edge. It be alot faster
pnw RC MADNESS Great thank you I was slowly making it through your videos last night but I passed out watching them keep it up bro it’s all about them links LOL
2 questions, -How much would something like this cost to make? -Is the rc car effected by the edge at the start of the ramp? Opposed to making a flush with the ground kind of edge
Great tutorial!
Ssi thank you! Hope it helps
Great man. thanks
Dope bro!
I use coroplast as the main ramp material, its super flexible, strong, and weatherproof forever
That's awesome! I've been thinking about building one... BUT... I have very limited space. I have a fancy mountain bike ramp but it's like a damn puzzle to set it up, so it doesn't happen very often. I need to see if I can think of a way to make one like yours that I can put hinges on to fold it up as close to flat as possible.
Check out my website and you can see my other monster truck ramps I build.
Also, thanks man for tuning in to my channel. I appreciate it a lot brother💪🤜🏻🤛🏻🤘🏼😊
Www.PnwRcMadness.com
Finally someone shows how to build a ramp because I'm cheap. Rather sent it on my car when it breaks. Thank you.
Your welcome! It’s fairly cheap and will last a long time and not crack like plastic. And it actually turned out fairly lite!
This ramp building video is better than the rest I've seen, woodworkers always pre-drill!!
Thank you Glenn!!
Thank you!
I’ll could use a jig saw, but this is a perfect project to bring out the ole’ Sawzall! I use to cut Ferrari’s and mini-pick-ups into convertibles back in the 80’s with it. Woohoo!
Thank you for watching my friend!! Please don’t forget to subscribe if you already haven’t. That sounds like fun man, maybe message me back and let me know how it goes!!
I like how you did those grooves so the plywood could flex.
Thx for this video! I used this video to build me a ramp for my arrma typhon 3s, not as nice looking but it does the job
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That was smart and the easiest way to make a ramp! Thank you
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we need to see it used, great tutorial. Lets see some Bashing on that jump....
Definitely brother! Check out and subscribe for more. I’m not sure how to send the link but I have one good one on my channel of it in use. It works well! Thank you so much for tuning in and leaving a comment!! 🤜🏻🤛🏻💯😀
you need a push-stick for that table saw.
I do have a push stick attached to the saw.. I only use it though for pieces that are under 1” so far after 22 years I still have all my fingers🤘🏼💯
Great video thank you
Great 👍 video....
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Nice work. So the question is this - when it's rainy or if the ramp gets wet, how can you improve traction? Some of the lighter RC's (slash, stampede, etc) won't stay true as a lot of guys pull the trigger harder on the ramp causing the backend to go out.
Thank you for tuning in! I think I could probably get some traction sheets. For maybe like stairs on wood? And most the time I’ll never be in the rain but this got me thinking now. 💯🤙🤜🏻🤛🏻
yw. Interested to see what ya come up with. I have tried those traction sheets but they either won't stay tacked down or they get torn up after a short while. What about a thin layer of cement mix - hopefully not too much as it would get heavy but something that will not wear out too fast.
Ad an old piece of carpet or rug , works in the dry too
Astroturf is used by some
I prefer to build with Stodoys plans.
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Thanks a lot! Stodoys is really good !
Can you come to Canada and build this for me...lol..or I’ll pick it up 👍🏻
Thank you for tuning in. Heck yeah, if you wanted I would for surely build you a ramp 💯🤘🏼
pnw RC MADNESS awesome thanks Man
Thank you for watching brother!!!💯🤘🏼❤️
Thank you Rcfam4life
If you start from the right side once you make your first cut using your straight edge you could just guide yourself using the base plate and wouldn't have to keep setting resetting your straight edge. It be alot faster
How high is the tallest point to start the curve ????
CAMARO630HP- I was at 8 inches and I’ve added some legs to it so I can have it a bit taller also. Super simple and very lite weight also 💯
If you watch my top 5 Maxx upgrades video you’ll see the leg extensions 🤜🏻🤛🏻
pnw RC MADNESS Great thank you I was slowly making it through your videos last night but I passed out watching them keep it up bro it’s all about them links LOL
2 questions,
-How much would something like this cost to make?
-Is the rc car effected by the edge at the start of the ramp? Opposed to making a flush with the ground kind of edge
Not a lot. Maybe 25-30 bucks. And the small lip at the front is ok. No problems with that. You could add a small metal plate of sheet metal.
You definitely couldn't put those curf cuts with a sawzall or that backsaw and you forgot to tell us we need a cordless thingamagigger
what happened to the sbr?
I still have it! Have not run it yet. Need more time🤷♂️ thank you for tuning in!!
I’ll get it out soon. I can’t wait myself!!🤙