How Do You Build A Cheap Bank 2 Bank Skating Ramp?
Bank ramps are used by skateboarders primarily to get air, do flip tricks or get on top of tables or rails. They can be found in most skate parks and also can be constructed fairly easily at home. Bank ramps can turn any smooth, flat surface into an exciting place to skateboard. Do-it-yourself skateboarders often prefer to build bank ramps and launch ramps rather than larger ramps, such as half-pipes and quarter-pipes, because they’re easier and less expensive to build. Draw the sides on the thicker sheet of plywood, the 3/4-inch sheet. One of the 4-foot sides will be the back of the side of the ramp. Make a line from the bottom front corner to a spot 6 inches from the top back and cut the side. Repeat this step for the other side. Screw the 2-by-4s to the sides as joists, placing them every 8 inches on up the front of the ramp. Attach a joist at the top and bottom corner. The joist at the front of the bank ramp should be flat on the ground. Surface the ramp by screwing the thinner she
