Nice ramp! well done! my Xmaxx, and newly renovated 4x4 slash would love that thing! Maybe you could screw smaller stops on the 2x4's to give yourself more fine tuning adjustment. Gives me some good ideas!
Just a clarification pls, which thickness of plywood was used on the arch? Also, when you first built this ramp, was there an arch? I am generally confused on the arch portion of the ramp.
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God damn that dachshund is chunky! That ramp is clean. This made me wanna get my slash running again.
Nice ramp! well done! my Xmaxx, and newly renovated 4x4 slash would love that thing! Maybe you could screw smaller stops on the 2x4's to give yourself more fine tuning adjustment. Gives me some good ideas!
We actualy only use the highest setting 😁
Yeah that makes sense, who wants to jump lower lol!
Good informative video man - and good job on the editing!!!
thank you sir
Goddam you don’t fuk around. After watching all the schematics I think imma just buy one premade.
Just a clarification pls, which thickness of plywood was used on the arch? Also, when you first built this ramp, was there an arch? I am generally confused on the arch portion of the ramp.
1/4 inch and it will have some arc to it the first time you set it up and get more arch the more you use it.
100$ for that ??? seriously??
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That was back when I made this, with the cost of Wood now it is probably Higher 😁😁
Why are you whispering ?
not whispering just didn't know at the time how bad the mic was 😊