How Do You Build A Cheap Mini Ramp?
Most skateboarders prefer to build mini half pipes because larger ones are more difficult to skate and require more skill to master. Mini half pipes also require fewer materials, less space and labor to build, therefore they cost less. Though it will require some effort, with the right plans, tools, materials and site, the building of a half pipe will pale in comparison to the fun, exercise and memories that can be had on the finished ramp. Locate a good spot for the half pipe. The ideal site is level, dry and in a well-lit area. The footprint of the finished half pipe (the area taken up by the ramp) is 200 square feet. Once the ramp is built, it’s impossible to move, so this will be the ramp’s permanent site. Dig four holes 8 feet apart in the shape of a square. Place a concrete block in each hole so the top of each block is level or just above the ground. This will serve as the footprint base. Build the flat bottom section of the ramp. A half pipe is essentially divided into three pa
