INSTALLING A DIY PARKING BLOCK LEDGE | Keen Ramps builds street spots
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- Опубликовано: 20 июн 2022
- This week at Keen Ramps we're back with our friends from curb cover to install our freshly cured parking block at our local DIY skate spot in Signal Hill - We brought Cody Heil, Craig Edwards and Justin Smith to skate it and watched the struggle of manual skating ensue, Check it out!
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Making the world a better place 1 curb at a time. Love what you're doing.
Curb came out so sick! Love the idea of some molds.
Vans safety flip flops for the win.
good that you're wearing your steel toe capped protective sliders. safety first.
thats vibes !!
That spot is insane to skate and finding a trick to executing the right adjustments while landing the rails and a great lines of a huge block gap!
What
@@lamBETTERthanY0U I am talking about landing on a block ledge to have enough pressures of a better landing that what I meant?!
Definitely a lot harder to skate then anticipated, still very fun nonetheless
@@keenramps Seems interesting
@@ryanrowe1975so you think you'd understand your comments and replies if someone else wrote that shit?
If you don't want to pour your own or steal one you can get a 6ft parking block from your local precast company for about $40.
so sick!
Such rad and fun sesh!
What a sick idea. Love it. Keep sharing the knowledge and rad skating.
Happy skate day
Thanks! Hope you had a rad one
Can we please get a vid on how to turn the block cover into a block mold??
What adhesive did you use?
Who works in sliders?
Cory does, he lives in them. Minus when skating
Where can people find parking block, besides go stealing? LOL
usually going to abandoned parking away from main streets and just taking them is your best bet, but honestly if you feel its morally wrong it wouldn't hurt to ask the building owner if you could take any parking blocks that are discarded and haven't been used for years
Connor Smiths comment below👇 is great advice
Dude doesn't know there is a tip cutter built into the calk gun. lol
3:07 did you now
3:07 You what?!
Lmaooo
Put nuts on your anchor. Set your hammer drill to hammer and send then home. Smoke down with a 3/4 impact or bigger, not the 1/4 inch. Then put a chisel spade in the hammer drill and knock off the excess or death wheel it
Thanks for the tips! Concrete and anchors are outside our standard wood working wheel house
@@keenramps I had an OG electrician teach me when putting up conduit. When you have to do 100s of them, you find a quicker way. You can also just take a hammer and beat them sideways to break off the excess.
4:51 lol powertools, cinder blocks, hammers, flip flops WITH SOCKS. what could go wrong? Seriously...the socks....you're in California so sandals I guess but with gray socks...?