That looks epic Cedric! It would be even more epic if you painted it red
That stairset looks awesome too David!

Thanks axel, I will making a much better one, with better legs..
After I posted the pic, the leg broke LOL D:

that staiset is awsome

Bobbernaut that's so cool dude! the top part looks very well done, work on the legs and it'll be veeeery nice ;D

AxelWahl wrote:

Luis Correia wrote:

Bobbernaut that's so cool dude! the top part looks very well done, work on the legs and it'll be veeeery nice ;D

I totally agree, at our school you have everyday 1 hour that you can work on every subject you want to, french, woodworks, PE, whatever

So i went to woodworks, and yeah I didnt had enough time so i needed to finish the legs quickly Thats why they arent nice D;

Here's the "finished" article. I know it's not as good as it could be, still a bit rough round the edges, but for a quick experiment I'm really happy with it. I'm particularly pleased with the quarter pipe, which I somehow managed to give a really nice even curve to, and I really like the coping on top. The white plastic buffers are there because I couldn't get the concrete perfectly level or strong enough as it met the floor (I made them from an old fabric softner bottle). Any thoughts would be appreciated.

This angle: http://flic.kr/p/digQJK
That angle: http://flic.kr/p/digR2q
Two step ledge: http://flic.kr/p/digSY5
Pipe: http://flic.kr/p/digWhD
From above: http://flic.kr/p/digWDd

And finally... here are a few concrete obstacles I've also made recently: http://flic.kr/p/digNN6

that looks sick!

Thanks man

it looks very fun but kinda small, like the stairs look weirdly small and the ledge looks a bit hard to use maybe but it's very nice!
the whole plaza looks very nice have fun!

Luis Correia wrote:

it looks very fun but kinda small, like the stairs look weirdly small and the ledge looks a bit hard to use maybe but it's very nice!
the whole plaza looks very nice have fun!

Yea, the size isn't quite right; if anything it's a little too wide ontop, but any smaller and the top ledge would be completely unusable. The arched gap was just something I threw on at the last minute.

SICK! But maybe remove the ledge?

< that park im still in the process of making a mini half but need more wood:L

Bobbernaut wrote:

SICK! But maybe remove the ledge?

How do you mean? The lower one? I'd have to saw it off and then relay concrete over the gash. I think I'll just leave it as is, seeing as the whole project was an experiment anyway.

I've just worked out the numbers and I have just enough polystyrene left to build a full half-pipe, with a solid MDF base. Seeing as I had trouble levelling the concrete to the floor, I thought the best plan was to avoid the problem altogether and build something that didn't require it. I'm currently sketching out ideas. Might post them if people want to see? If anybody has any suggestions or ideas, I'd like to hear them

dibs on rasta bench

tj the fber wrote:

dibs on rasta bench

rasta bench?

nice concrete ramps Bearded Fingers, although I do suggest at the bottom of the riding surface of like the kickers/up ramps put a folded up piece of aluminum foil so it will protect your wheels from getting to rough and then it will be smooth at the bottom as well. That's what I always did with my homemade ramps!

how is mine?
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A bigger picture would help.

i tryed but the site isnt letting me upload it, any ideas?

www.lunapic.com

re size it there.

I made this today

Sorry about the bad pic

That's honestly the most unique ramp I've seen in quite some time! I love the base of it.

wow keiran looks nice!

http://flywoodfb.weebly.com/flywood-park.html
bad picture..