Hmmm.... skateboarding is not easy!It is too easy.I will upload some of my skateboardin pictures soon.
I am a bit lazzzzzy but it dosen't matter bcos I sk8board.In my "bag of tricks" I've got the 180' turn around, the side scratch, balance and jump 180'.I don't have a ramp or a pool except the street.I bought my skateboard from Taiwan, it's company is "Kamachi", it is not a well known company but it is good and made of "Canadian maple wood". My favorite sk8in company is "element", if you're a skateboard lover you may know "element", for others ,Go to (elementskateboards.com)

Well this is me....... Ahimsa.

How to build a Halfpipe Quarter Ramp

For this you will need:

1.Wood,

2.Wood cutting tools,

3.A steel pipe(8 metres),

4.Concrete bricks.

First you’ll have to take a flat piece of wood like this and cut it down as shown.

Then separate them out.

Just do the same thing for some 6 pieces.

Keep on doing it.

Once you’ve got the 6 pieces.

Don’t forget to cut out a small V shape from the edge to insert the steel pipe.

Then take a nice closed place like this.

Keep some concrete bricks like this to make sure that the place is flat.

Then keep long wood pieces as shown.

Then make sure that they are tightly fixed.

Now you’ve gotta bring back these pieces.

Then cut down thin but strong and long about some one and a half metres, but not from the pieces which are in the shape of the wood leaning on table!

Then make something like this, which is in the corner.

Then make four pieces like that, and fix them together.

Then make something to stand on at the back.

Then make the steps for climbing onto it.

Then fill in the ramp with the thin but strong and long pieces. Then make a chair for someone to sit.

Then make sure they are filled in properly.

To make it more strong fill in the thin but strong and long pieces with more strong but short pieces.

Then fill it up with the first layer of plywood and don’t forget to insert the steel pipe of 4 metres and the other side with 4 metres.

For the curved areas make the width of the pieces short and fix them up.

Then the second layer of ply wood.

For the third layer use small pieces for the slope areas.

Then use larger pieces for the flat areas.

These are the places you can use large pieces.

Then after a long hard work your ramp is ready.

You can then start doing Ska8boarding.

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