Building a SECRET Concrete Mini Ramp in the Woods

In this tutorial I go over how we went about building a hidden concrete mini ramp in the woods. I go through every step but if I missed something, let me know in the comments and I will get back to you as fast as possible. If you enjoyed this video, please consider liking and subscribing for more content:)

Heres a link that goes over how to cut the sides for the frames of the quarter pipes:

These dimensions can be modified for any size ramp and I was able to reuse the mold for both ends.
A special thanks to everyone who helped build or fund this ramp! This could not have been done without you!

[FORANWFS]

How’s it surviving three years later ?

[GoogleUserGoogle]

Wow great job. Pretty much every skaters dream to have a small mini to skate. Skatepark minis are always made too tall

[Unloved_truly]

Bro this is the coolest thing I’ve seen. Building a mini ramp with the bois. Gold 🖤

[willusionist]

That sesh at the end was dope. Thanks for inspiring me to keep practicing.

[NationalCrafter]

Yeah, that was a fucking treat to watch. Some mad hard work followed by some mad hard skating. Great work boys.

[Noway-sgmd]

this rules, i bet everyone involved feels super accomplished and loves this spot

[MrFlyingguy]

talented group of individuals in every respect

[tubi]

dude that’s awesome! i would’ve wanted it to be a bit bigger, but still. and i like how at the end the guy skating says “do it again” if you guys do build another, it will come out even better.

[nikosoup]

Holy shit this spot is awesome man love to see skaters coming together to build some good spots

[sethjohnson]

Good information and inspiration here. I hope many skateboarders will follow the example here. Very cool project. One challenge that might be hard for some people is attaching the anchor rebar to the coping via welding. Welding is the industry standard for this step in concrete skatepark construction.. DIY can solve it without welding. There are several alternatives, but the easiest for me to describe via typing is to drill holes through the coping with a metal drill bit. Large hole for the face of the coping, smaller hole on the concrete side. Run bolts through with the head of the bolt slipping through the big hole on the face, but not the other hole. Snug it up with a nut on the other side. Bolts should be 3" long or preferably longer. Run them every 2 feet or so. The more, the better. That coping won't go anywhere. Cram concrete in that steel pipe coping if you want to make it quiet. Use a broom stick to smush it in there.

[blackdaan]

nice man.. love it !!!! be different than the rest

[bigmikeosg]

Great video, y’all did amazing! Looks super fun

[TheAnimeist]

Next time I go hiking in the woods, I'm brining my board. You just never know.

[DetenkleFriluftsliv]

Not letting go og that beer can shows how addictive alcohol can be. 😄 Great job guys! Very inspiring. Greetings from Norway

[VinnytotheK]

Tempted to build one of these over at FDR in Philly!

[oibcrewsurfer]

Thanks so much for this, i will do a wider build this same way soon.

[adrianrosas]

This is so
5:44 is a vibe 😎 sick trick

[JBH]

Way to git 'er dun, boys! Sometimes you just gotta go for it even if you know it won't be huge or perfect.

Also, nice footage of Napoleon Dynamite shredding from about 6:36 to the end. 🙂

[destroyedbyfeds]

The surface looks rough but it looks like you guys had fun skating it.

[themanthelegend]

I have always wanted to go randomly somewhere in the woods and build a concrete half pipe.