#3 mini ramp plans full

Now you want to draw a radius using the 2×4 to guide your pencil until you have the transition radius clearly visible on the 3/4' sheet of plywood. With the 2×4 you made earlier, screw the screw into the 3/8' plywood where shown above. It was a huge bummer having the extra side I built turn out so crappy.Īnyone with experience installing skatelite, or the like please give me some encouragement and tips for a successful install. Place it next to the 3/4' plywood, long end to long end, touching. I'm just really nervous that after sinking more money into this project, especially the DIY aspect of it, that I won't have a high quality ramp. Trying to find the motivation to bite the bullet and buy 12 sheets of skate lite and another 6 sheets of 1/2' plywood, so I can resurface the whole thing. After about a month or two and a few snows/rains, the top surface absorbed all the water and completely delaminated.Īt this point I just have a big eyesore in the yard that I can't skate. I painted it with the OC ramps skate paint. I used all salt treated lumber and 1/4' birch plywood for the top surface.

#3 mini ramp plans full

Instead of buying another full kit, I sourced the materials locally and copied the plans. I painted it with the skate paint and got several years out of it.įast forward to this past winter, and I embarked on the journey to double the width.

I bought a OC Ramps 8' x 3.5' miniramp kit back in july 2019.