Same here, you were in my reccomendations and im actually shocked how you "only" have 11k subs when doing videos that are this entertaining and with such high quality. Good Luck for the Future :D
Such a cool idea. Crazy how many pieces need to be engineered when it’s just a “wooden ramp”! Awesome seeing the solutions you found and it coming to fruition.
Yeah, at first I was having trouble seeing where he was going with some of the design, wondering if it could be done more simply (and indeed it could), but it's really awesome how the load-bearing bar automatically latches and releases as you crank the winch (obviously with the appropriate backing-off of the winch tension). Awesome job! Just subscribed.
@@alejandrobungard422 the real thing to "😂" about, is the irony that you can't type a sentence, yet here you are complaining that "he ruined it" that's the comedy I find in the situation... Sorry I didn't assume your incapable of completing a sentence just because your RUclips name is Alejandro...
Should have been a sign to switch the approach when it became that hard to crank - some simple pulleys between the winch and the load would have required more rotations, but kept the cranking easier. Not sure if the winch might have still failed eventually, but at least it would have had less force on the handle when it gave out.
The gravel for the post is super smart! That’s how hydro poles are put in, 5-10ft deep and heavy compacting every foot of 0-3/4” gravel with a membrane if the ground is uneasy!
You could call it "Jack of all Trades" hence how it accommodates all level if riders. I loved the locking mechanism! So simple and so so smart! Loved the video completely! Good to hear your wife is ok too!
When you use a pulley like that and putting a lot of tension on it, put something over the cable/strap like a chain or a blanket. If it fails it won't come back at you full force. Learned that one the hard way
You are going to get big my friend, this is a great series and keep the momentum going! I think I was here in your 2nd or 3rd video and I'm super happy to see u growing! Keep it up dude 👍
As someone that works in the engineering/production business and loves to shred on my mountain bike I have mad respect for this build! You sir are a genius and y’all are doing great things with this channel! SEND IT!
The Shredist my family and I are looking to start a biking channel for families. What was the hardest part to get your Channel going? Camera gear? Time for content making?
Love this! Just remember that all of the load is being applied to the three screws on each of the stopping points. My guess is that you’re fine. But I’d personally pull each of those off and slap on some outdoor wood glue then reattach! Awesome build
Yes indeed. The wood might split in two pieces on the line of the screws. Also a metal in wood-connection will wiggle itself loose with time under the load. Fine for quite a while tho anyway! In future maybe D3/D4 wood glue and proper clamping or wooden dowels (think 20mm round peg or sth) would make a stronger connection.
Jim, that was awesome! I love building stuff and mountain bikes and can’t believe I haven’t run across your channel before. Now I have something to do tonight😁👊🏻
My father always used raw tar for tree posts when example building a bridge with direct connection to the ground. Saves the wood for years on. Great video dude!
Hey Back in the day I built an adjustable jump at my Mt Bike Park in North Carolina. The Tar River Trails (not the ones in Rocky Mount NC) were in Granville County. It began as a simple triangular portable wooden kicker built by a friend. It was not a practical thing as it was heavy, too short and needed extra support. So he threw it out of his truck at my trail head. I was sitting on the porch of the club house looking at it, thinking what the hell am I going to do with it. And developed a plan. it was decked on the hypotenuse of a right triangle about 4 feet long and 2 feet high. In my head, I rolled it over and thought about a pivot at the long point. The next day I cleared a line on the side of a slope. Laid in a curved cedar ladder bridge from ground level to a beam 2' high where I bolted the pivot. Set 2 posts in the ground at the other end and drilled a series of holes 2" apart. The Kicker could rotate between the posts and was supported by a steel rod in the holes. With the hypotenuse on the bottom, as it arced it stayed on the rod. I then supported the posts by triangulating with a cheater ramp. The surface went from flat to raised 2'. The transition at the pivot got rough as the kicker was raised above about 6-8". So I made a plywood insert over the pivot that curved with the unit as it was raised and was simply slid in and locked when the angle got difficult. It turned out to be amazing. For a decade many of the Raleigh area riders developed their skills on the Monster Jump. A good session would start with it flat and gradually be raised till complete pucker set in. Maybe a dozen riders ever hit it at full Monster. Which could launch a rider to heights of 8-10' above the ground and send them 30-40' down the slope for a drop of maybe 15' below the ramp. ruclips.net/video/y-0a8j1EDY0/видео.html gallery.mtbr.com/showphoto.php/photo/25900/title/alex-ajustable-jump/cat/514 gallery.mtbr.com/showphoto.php/photo/20504/title/adjustable-jump/cat/500 ruclips.net/video/MnerjQ3KcVY/видео.html ruclips.net/video/EiESnvOn39Y/видео.html
Great channel! Just stumbled across it. If it hasn't already been suggested - Call it the "Broccoli Drop" Also, add a gauge on the side, so that at a glance as you approach the drop you can see the height that the drop is set to. 👍👍
This feature has been build with 200 IQ, to be honest! Really nice build! I wanna be able to make something like a trail in my backyard myself in the future, would be a dream come true lol. Keep up the work man!
Great vid and amazing wife as well, helping you out and being a good sport about things not being 100%. Very cool to see how well ya'll get along. Mt suggestion for the post is to burn the bottoms, it is what they do so log cabins last longer, easy to search it on here for how to vids. You got a new sub here!
Just a quick word of advice (not that you need it), if you buy a ripping chain for your chain saw you will achieve a much better final finish on the posts/ boards that you cut with it. Ripping chains are normally skip (50% less teeth), so not only is the chain designed to cut with the grain, it also allows the speed of the saw to be maintained and prevents "bogging" of the motor, all of which contribute to the final finish on the timber. Saves a lot of work! Nice project!
I have a skip tooth chain on there I bought to help, is there a different style of chain specifically made to rip? I would definitely like for the cuts to be quicker...
@@TheShredist. 1st of all I wasn't criticising at all, just saw you having to work hard to plane up the upright post. Normal (cross cut) chain, full house or skip is ground at 25º. Ripping chain is normally 30º or more, so less chop and more slice. You could create a ripping chain yourself by re-grinding a 25º skip chain to 30+º to create a ripping chain (or you could buy one 😉). I have a LogoSol (Swedish) mill and the difference between ripping and cross cut chain is dramatic in terms of finish on the timber and strain on the saw. Size of saw (HP) is also a factor when milling. A well-sharpened ripping chain should leave an almost planed cut, as opposed to the ribbed cut you have, the difference between chop and slice. Glad your Wife came out relatively unscathed, that could have been a lot worse if her face had got involved! All the best, Tim
I didn't take it as criticism at all! I legit appreciate the input, I'm definitely going to look into getting a ripping chain, might make ripping planks as a source of building materials more realistic!
Its awesome! It's really nice to be able to drop higher and higher to the same landing. It's a weird mental game, but when you set it higher, there's a little are fewer nerves since the drop is familiar, it's only the height that's different. Next the landing needs some improvment!
Damn I’m glad she’s good! My dads buddy was working on his sled (snowmobile) in probably 2003 or so, and the same kind of thing happened with the jack, the lock broke or gave out and the handle spun, then crushed/cut off half of his finger. Not trying to make anyone squirm, it’s just those handles get rowdy! Lol, awesome video and awesome build man! That’s a cool design on the drop too! YEEWWW!!!! \m/
Nice I like the creativity of this build. I have also been trying to come up with cool ideas like this for my channel. I am glad to see you wife didn’t get seriously hurt. Stay safe and keep on building!!
Hey man I found your channel yesterday, and I’m honestly amazed that you only have 22k subscribers, your video quality, cinematography and narration are all excellent! Keep making these amazing videos, please! Not to mention you’re really good at building and watching you work is tons of fun! Not to mention you’re really funny! Sorry if I droned on but there’s just so much about these videos I love!
This is sick! I can see this at the park now with a sign leading up that would let you know height placement for that day. Solid carpentry skills as well!
So I had the video on .25 speed to watch your air off the drops then got to hear the post jump remarks at that speed and it had me laughing so hard. Give it a try for a laugh. Great video, awesome build man!
Awesome build from such a simple concept. Makes my newly built pallet wood drop seem positively Stone Age but you’ve inspired me to build more. Keep up the good work.
The bruised'n'drop? I discovered your channel with your Meta HT AM review and you're killing it! This 2nd half of the video just put a big smile on my face to you stoked it worked out! Enjoy the ride!
Amazing channel...different approach...no commercial style...so relaxed and passioned explanations...I’m sure it’ll grow fast because you have a very high potential
That’s so dope !! The landing . If u dig out the landing towards the bottom of like two ft deep . So it has more of pop when u come outta of it ! Well just an idea . Keep up the sick vids!
Duuude are u kidding! That's a revolution 😂 just thinking further. Bike parks could adjust the height to the weather conditions and this would maybe lead to less trail blocks and longer seasons. Just dreaming but damn good work and especially fantastic ideas!!! Will follow u from now on! Nice weekend 😉
Fork, now I feel bad I didn't keep watching until the end before commenting... I'm glad Sarah is okay!! Also I have yet to say but nice ink both of you.
Fill a 5 gallon bucket halfway with your sealant and just dip the post and allow it to drip off. This is the easiest I've found for that stuff. You can also find a thinner style that works well.
This is brilliant, I think we are going to see a lot more of these pop up on amateur builds, it's a fantastic way to scale up, or change things for riders of differing skill level. Thank you for this
Please call it the “Crank Plank” because of the crank mechanism!!!
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9:52 holy that was sooooo satisfying
Haha I busted up laughing when I saw that while editing
Joel Ratcliff it’s so satisfy
It so smooth that it looks fake
What an awesome video and project! Nice work dude.
Thanks man! Big fan of your channel, thanks for watching!
Call it the “crank plank”
Just found out this channel, the quality, is so dope. If you keep grinding, soon you will blow up.
Same here, you were in my reccomendations and im actually shocked how you "only" have 11k subs when doing videos that are this entertaining and with such high quality. Good Luck for the Future :D
Rems Nalivaiko sub to my channle
I totally agree. You should be stoked
agreed
Such a cool idea. Crazy how many pieces need to be engineered when it’s just a “wooden ramp”! Awesome seeing the solutions you found and it coming to fruition.
I probably accumulated 2 days time just staring at the thing trying to make it work haha
The Shredist looks like it paid off!
Yeah, at first I was having trouble seeing where he was going with some of the design, wondering if it could be done more simply (and indeed it could), but it's really awesome how the load-bearing bar automatically latches and releases as you crank the winch (obviously with the appropriate backing-off of the winch tension). Awesome job! Just subscribed.
The “Cranken”
Release the Cranken!
Really like this one!
@@Nellosphere perfect 🏒🏒
You may want to dig in the landing so its a softer landing on level 3, The landing seems a bit flat for that big of a drop. Awesome video!
The landing is too cloase, grate idea and proyect but he ruined it
@@alejandrobungard422 ruined like your grammar?
@@shelbertoswaggapants873 bro im spanish😂
@@alejandrobungard422 And typing in English... Horribly I might add.
@@alejandrobungard422 the real thing to "😂" about, is the irony that you can't type a sentence, yet here you are complaining that "he ruined it" that's the comedy I find in the situation... Sorry I didn't assume your incapable of completing a sentence just because your RUclips name is Alejandro...
Super solid!!
Thanks! Took quite a while to build, but it turned out awesome!
Lol. The “my good hand” at the end was my favorite part 😂
😂
“Come on now make it bigger. I think you just like cranking the thing.”
Nice.
That was pretty scary with your partner and the spinning death handle 😶
Yeah, it was super scary, she's all good now though, still a few weeks until she can ride again though.
@@TheShredist better than a few months, looking forward to the trail progression!
Should have been a sign to switch the approach when it became that hard to crank - some simple pulleys between the winch and the load would have required more rotations, but kept the cranking easier. Not sure if the winch might have still failed eventually, but at least it would have had less force on the handle when it gave out.
@@chrislukes9037 ya she realizes she had too much tension on it, lesson learned the hard way.
@@TheShredist I meant that more as a suggestion (get some "snatch block" pulleys) than a scolding :) Hope she heals up alright!
The “Morph” Drop. Being an engineer myself I can only admire and enjoy this amazing build. 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼
That is amazing bro. Seth's Bike Hacks might have to call you out for a build!
“The Gnar Bar” cause you’re always raising the bar 🤘🏼💪🏼
The Crank Plank is an awesome name for it
The gravel for the post is super smart! That’s how hydro poles are put in, 5-10ft deep and heavy compacting every foot of 0-3/4” gravel with a membrane if the ground is uneasy!
Love it - very creative! Call it the 'Crank Plank!' keep with the theme and reference the jacking mechanism 🤙
Love your videos! Wishing I had the space to make trails right now.
The drop should be called "The Dropper Post"!
"The Jaw Drop" is my suggestion, cause I literally dopped my jaw when I saw this awesome and scary thing!
You could call it "Jack of all Trades" hence how it accommodates all level if riders. I loved the locking mechanism! So simple and so so smart! Loved the video completely! Good to hear your wife is ok too!
Nice vid I think Mr Seth got himself some competition (am I wrong for liking the way your misses says slap it 😏) hope she gets well soon
Just found this but i think i love you guys.. keep up the content and i am glad your wife is ok.
i dont understand why you dont have more subscribers THIS IS QUALITY CONTENT!
When you use a pulley like that and putting a lot of tension on it, put something over the cable/strap like a chain or a blanket. If it fails it won't come back at you full force. Learned that one the hard way
You are going to get big my friend, this is a great series and keep the momentum going! I think I was here in your 2nd or 3rd video and I'm super happy to see u growing! Keep it up dude 👍
this is the most smartest trail building i ever i saw in youtube. keep doing this amazing things up ..
Other people have already said it, but "Crank Plank" is where its at. Keep up the great content!
This video just put you in the upper ranks of mtb youtubers. Damn, so good.
As someone that works in the engineering/production business and loves to shred on my mountain bike I have mad respect for this build! You sir are a genius and y’all are doing great things with this channel! SEND IT!
Thanks man! I've always had a passion for mechanics, fun to bring a little bit of that into building features.
The Shredist my family and I are looking to start a biking channel for families. What was the hardest part to get your Channel going? Camera gear? Time for content making?
My wife suggests the name “Terrifying!” 😆.
Great stuff. Love it.
Sara's a real trooper, get well soon!
As for a name suggestion; Drop-O-Matic
Love this!
Just remember that all of the load is being applied to the three screws on each of the stopping points. My guess is that you’re fine. But I’d personally pull each of those off and slap on some outdoor wood glue then reattach!
Awesome build
Yes indeed. The wood might split in two pieces on the line of the screws. Also a metal in wood-connection will wiggle itself loose with time under the load. Fine for quite a while tho anyway! In future maybe D3/D4 wood glue and proper clamping or wooden dowels (think 20mm round peg or sth) would make a stronger connection.
Was so taken by that scary and awesome contraption that I forgot to mention what a sweet vibe this video has 🤙
Your dog has a great life! Loved the project! Very nice work.
Every skills park needs something like this. Sick build! 🔥
This is one of the coolest home built features I've seen anyone build! Very well done dude! You should name it "take it up a notch drop"
Thanks man! It's something that I've wanted to do for quite a while, glad it worked out as well in real life as it did in my head haha.
Man that's awesome! If you're ever out in Elk Wa swing on by maybe you could help me find future trail builds.
Very creative feature, and well executed. Glad no serious injuries happened. I like the name The Rachet Plank.
I wanna see this get more popular so more ppl build something like that, this is a great idea
Wow man, super glad she's alright. That absolutely could have done severe damage! 🥺
Sweet drop build bud, stay safe! 👍😎
That’s some mad trail engineering! All seems so well thought out and completed with real craftsmanship. Way to go man! I vote for Crank Plank.
Jim, that was awesome! I love building stuff and mountain bikes and can’t believe I haven’t run across your channel before. Now I have something to do tonight😁👊🏻
Sick! Glad you enjoyed it! 🤘
My father always used raw tar for tree posts when example building a bridge with direct connection to the ground. Saves the wood for years on. Great video dude!
Hey Back in the day I built an adjustable jump at my Mt Bike Park in North Carolina. The Tar River Trails (not the ones in Rocky Mount NC) were in Granville County. It began as a simple triangular portable wooden kicker built by a friend. It was not a practical thing as it was heavy, too short and needed extra support. So he threw it out of his truck at my trail head. I was sitting on the porch of the club house looking at it, thinking what the hell am I going to do with it. And developed a plan. it was decked on the hypotenuse of a right triangle about 4 feet long and 2 feet high. In my head, I rolled it over and thought about a pivot at the long point. The next day I cleared a line on the side of a slope. Laid in a curved cedar ladder bridge from ground level to a beam 2' high where I bolted the pivot. Set 2 posts in the ground at the other end and drilled a series of holes 2" apart. The Kicker could rotate between the posts and was supported by a steel rod in the holes. With the hypotenuse on the bottom, as it arced it stayed on the rod. I then supported the posts by triangulating with a cheater ramp. The surface went from flat to raised 2'. The transition at the pivot got rough as the kicker was raised above about 6-8". So I made a plywood insert over the pivot that curved with the unit as it was raised and was simply slid in and locked when the angle got difficult. It turned out to be amazing. For a decade many of the Raleigh area riders developed their skills on the Monster Jump. A good session would start with it flat and gradually be raised till complete pucker set in. Maybe a dozen riders ever hit it at full Monster. Which could launch a rider to heights of 8-10' above the ground and send them 30-40' down the slope for a drop of maybe 15' below the ramp.
ruclips.net/video/y-0a8j1EDY0/видео.html
gallery.mtbr.com/showphoto.php/photo/25900/title/alex-ajustable-jump/cat/514
gallery.mtbr.com/showphoto.php/photo/20504/title/adjustable-jump/cat/500
ruclips.net/video/MnerjQ3KcVY/видео.html
ruclips.net/video/EiESnvOn39Y/видео.html
Great channel! Just stumbled across it.
If it hasn't already been suggested - Call it the "Broccoli Drop"
Also, add a gauge on the side, so that at a glance as you approach the drop you can see the height that the drop is set to.
👍👍
Gool build idea really like the Crank Plank. Great craftsmanship too 👍
“Come on now make it bigger”. Now
that is certainly what she said
Yes, it got a 😏 from me too...
"Slap it. Slap the top of it. Slap it"😂
This feature has been build with 200 IQ, to be honest! Really nice build! I wanna be able to make something like a trail in my backyard myself in the future, would be a dream come true lol. Keep up the work man!
Great vid and amazing wife as well, helping you out and being a good sport about things not being 100%. Very cool to see how well ya'll get along. Mt suggestion for the post is to burn the bottoms, it is what they do so log cabins last longer, easy to search it on here for how to vids. You got a new sub here!
Just a quick word of advice (not that you need it), if you buy a ripping chain for your chain saw you will achieve a much better final finish on the posts/ boards that you cut with it. Ripping chains are normally skip (50% less teeth), so not only is the chain designed to cut with the grain, it also allows the speed of the saw to be maintained and prevents "bogging" of the motor, all of which contribute to the final finish on the timber. Saves a lot of work! Nice project!
I have a skip tooth chain on there I bought to help, is there a different style of chain specifically made to rip? I would definitely like for the cuts to be quicker...
@@TheShredist. 1st of all I wasn't criticising at all, just saw you having to work hard to plane up the upright post. Normal (cross cut) chain, full house or skip is ground at 25º. Ripping chain is normally 30º or more, so less chop and more slice. You could create a ripping chain yourself by re-grinding a 25º skip chain to 30+º to create a ripping chain (or you could buy one 😉). I have a LogoSol (Swedish) mill and the difference between ripping and cross cut chain is dramatic in terms of finish on the timber and strain on the saw. Size of saw (HP) is also a factor when milling. A well-sharpened ripping chain should leave an almost planed cut, as opposed to the ribbed cut you have, the difference between chop and slice. Glad your Wife came out relatively unscathed, that could have been a lot worse if her face had got involved! All the best, Tim
I didn't take it as criticism at all! I legit appreciate the input, I'm definitely going to look into getting a ripping chain, might make ripping planks as a source of building materials more realistic!
Are we just ignoring how cute his dog is
The Crank Plank gets my vote. I think you need a steeper landing, nice job.
this is the COOLEST project. such a cool concept for a feature!
This is wild. What a great idea and a killer way to progress naturally!
Its awesome! It's really nice to be able to drop higher and higher to the same landing. It's a weird mental game, but when you set it higher, there's a little are fewer nerves since the drop is familiar, it's only the height that's different. Next the landing needs some improvment!
Wow!!!! One of the most craziest thing that i've ever seen! Very nice job!!
Watched a video but forgot to subscribe, I was searching everything haha. Glad I found it again🤙
Great build! Just found your channel today and am loving the content
Damn I’m glad she’s good! My dads buddy was working on his sled (snowmobile) in probably 2003 or so, and the same kind of thing happened with the jack, the lock broke or gave out and the handle spun, then crushed/cut off half of his finger. Not trying to make anyone squirm, it’s just those handles get rowdy! Lol, awesome video and awesome build man! That’s a cool design on the drop too! YEEWWW!!!! \m/
Nice I like the creativity of this build. I have also been trying to come up with cool ideas like this for my channel. I am glad to see you wife didn’t get seriously hurt. Stay safe and keep on building!!
"Ratchet & Crank" or "Ratchet & Jank"
Or..... Ratchet & Plank!
Loved those games when I was a kid
Glad your lady is OK. She's a trooper. The box looks like a giant whistle. The salmon ladder drop. It goes to 11.
Haha it totally does look like a whistle
Hey man I found your channel yesterday, and I’m honestly amazed that you only have 22k subscribers, your video quality, cinematography and narration are all excellent! Keep making these amazing videos, please! Not to mention you’re really good at building and watching you work is tons of fun! Not to mention you’re really funny! Sorry if I droned on but there’s just so much about these videos I love!
Glad you like them!
Pretty sweet man, you've got some skills. Watched loads of ramp build vid's but never seen one like this.
This is sick! I can see this at the park now with a sign leading up that would let you know height placement for that day. Solid carpentry skills as well!
this is really cool. you should add a longer gradient ramp for a smoother landing.
Dude you literally became my favourite youtuber 3 minutes into the video. Looking forward to more awesome builds.
Working on some features this weekend! 🤘
So I had the video on .25 speed to watch your air off the drops then got to hear the post jump remarks at that speed and it had me laughing so hard. Give it a try for a laugh. Great video, awesome build man!
Sickest feature I’ve seen built 🤟🏽👌🏼
Very creative and great attention to detail! Looked like a lot of fun building it! Crankola!
Awesome build from such a simple concept. Makes my newly built pallet wood drop seem positively Stone Age but you’ve inspired me to build more. Keep up the good work.
The elevator drop! That is so cool 🤙
The bruised'n'drop? I discovered your channel with your Meta HT AM review and you're killing it! This 2nd half of the video just put a big smile on my face to you stoked it worked out! Enjoy the ride!
Thanks man! I'm stoked it worked out too!
new sub here, love the concept, the wife and the DOG !
Great video and excellent idea! It combines my two favorite things: wood working and mtb's 😁 👍
Great video happy the wifey is fine, could've been worse. Shes a keeper! As for naming the drop what about FreeFall or The Shite! 👍🇺🇲
Amazing channel...different approach...no commercial style...so relaxed and passioned explanations...I’m sure it’ll grow fast because you have a very high potential
That’s so dope !! The landing . If u dig out the landing towards the bottom of like two ft deep . So it has more of pop when u come outta of it ! Well just an idea . Keep up the sick vids!
Hey this is cool, would love to see more trail videos, and keep riding
Fun/interesting idea and you executed it really well with the tools/materials you had on hand. Great job!
When I first saw that hand crank winch I was thinking it could end bad if it snapped or suddenly let go. Glad she's ok
Level 3 is a decent sized drop man. Well done, well executed.
Great build! The engineering on that drop is awesome
Great video I think the whiplash would be a good name judging by the slow motion. Playing mettalica everytime you drop would be cool.
😂
This idea is dope!! Also cool to see a glimpse of big sky!
Duuude are u kidding! That's a revolution 😂 just thinking further. Bike parks could adjust the height to the weather conditions and this would maybe lead to less trail blocks and longer seasons. Just dreaming but damn good work and especially fantastic ideas!!! Will follow u from now on! Nice weekend 😉
That's a good point about the bike park! Could definitely be useful as the season and conditions progress throughout the year.
Fork, now I feel bad I didn't keep watching until the end before commenting... I'm glad Sarah is okay!! Also I have yet to say but nice ink both of you.
Thanks! My wife has done most on my work lol
@@TheShredist Damn thats bad ass!! Tell her great job.
this is one of the best Ideas Iv seen! well done brother! sucks about your wife's arm but good to hear it is not broken. hope it heals fast.
Really cool! I’d consider something at the ends of the steel support rod to keep from coming out the sides. Nice job!
I recon a built up landing would help reduce the harsh impact of the level 2 and 3 drops.
Such a cool feature, love your style of videos 🚵♂️👍
Genius!! Looks epic. Maybe build the landing a little steeper if you want it smoother.
Definitely will be!
Fill a 5 gallon bucket halfway with your sealant and just dip the post and allow it to drip off. This is the easiest I've found for that stuff. You can also find a thinner style that works well.
This is brilliant, I think we are going to see a lot more of these pop up on amateur builds, it's a fantastic way to scale up, or change things for riders of differing skill level.
Thank you for this
Thumbs up for great vocal audio level, and the build
The “Hell Raiser”
thats an amazing idea.
i suggest you put a roller on the bottom side of the crank strap so that it doesnt wear out over time on the wood.
That's one improvement I'd like to make, just trying to figure out what exactly I should use there as a roller...🤔
Awesome! Digging the vintage Pink T shirt.
Pink shirts ftw!
Name suggestion, "Crank It Up"
Awesome build. Love the engineering!
You deserve 1 million subs great video!
Thanks! That might take a while though haha.
This is the first video I just watched and already inlove with your channel! Thats really a great idea for a drop 👏