How to Build a Small Skateboard Ramp!!!

Want to build a quarter pipe? This video will explain how and will also help you avoid some of the common mistakes. What you will need:
- 1 sheet 3/4" plywood
- 1 sheet 3/8" plywood
- 48"x48" piece of masonite/hardboard/skatelite
- 4 eight foot long 2x4
- 1 eight foot long 1x4
- four foot piece of coping 1.5" to 2.5"
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[azazelreficulmefistofelicu]

Hmm, cameo form the Vancouver carpenter. Must have cost a fortune to bring him here. Totally worth it ;)

[AustinNGator]

No way.. the only carpenter I watch on YouTube also builds skate ramps. A legend

good job on ramp and being a father... that's the way to bond with ya son, right there :)

[ryanlannon]

A Ben video on an average Thursday? What a great day

[nmccairn]

Best one i saw on building a miniramp, the other vids tell you to buy tools and explain it like you're building a castle 😆 i think my son and i will enjoy this.

[killerkingzz]

Thanks for making this. Don't even have the materials but looking forward to getting this done.

[AMMAZZARE]

I live in south Florida. Every time we have a hurricane or tropical storm, people throw away the plywood they used to board up their windows. I mean, you can find sheets upon sheets out for the trash. I usually drive around collecting as much as I can fit in my SUV and build free ramps with it.

[sekkkinnnbn]

i don’t think anybody else’s voice gets me this excited

[zappasbobbybrown]

After twenty years of dreaming, I finally crushed a mini pipe in three days thanks to this. Wish I could post a pic. For those going the extra mile for a halfpipe, 2'x4'x16' built in three pieces works great (sitting on vertical 2x4s, so 21.5" height from the flat with a 4.5' radius). I tried 2'x4'x12' and the flat was way way too short, hence the third piece. I'm cheap and used a ~1.3" curtain rod, but better than the pvc I originally bought. I still need to build a hinging 17-24" top somehow (I have 3.5" right now so I can sort of fit it on a vehicle/trailer).

[digitaltrip]

Trippy! I just watched ur Drywall stuff to install ceiling in my cabin an the next day needed to learn to build a Quarter pipe an found you here. Great job on BOTH of ur channels dude. It HELPS so much!

[_Fro]

Thanks man, I built a slightly bigger ramp with my dad, really fun, thanks for the tutorial.

[commanderpipiyouknowfromp]

You sir have an awesome Channel ! Never stop greetings from Germany thumbs up

[robertf]

I built this yesterday same size. I made the transition radius 4ft 6inches. I’m building a second with a 5ft radius. Thank you for the details! Much Appreciated!

[slob]

Woah finally something I can probably pivot fakie on

[TheBigJuicy]

I'm use to seeing some awesome drywall tips. But now I'm getting schooled in mini ramps. Good balance of being an adult for sure!

[subieracer]

Dude! Ben! Great video! Super easy to follow.. back in the 90's we always made the most janky ramps. haha.. with stuff we

[chriscas-ToolAficionado]

Looks like fun. That Festool vac looks like fun too though, lol.

[BradenSlayer]

i recently skated a 6 1/2 foot ramp dont recommend if your not comfortable giving skating your all and dont have much board time build a 2 footer to get confee with 1 foot is more fun to mess around on 3 feet is perfect for both beginners and intermediate riders, sk8 is life 🤙🏼

[timus]

Gonna start building a 3ft mini with my son in the back yard 💙

[sayhellopedro]

This is an awesome ramp, thank you for sharing