Beautiful ramp. I'm going to make a similar one, but maybe only 2' high, and probably with less flatbottom than yours, maybe a 5.5' radius. I used to have a halfpipe 25 years ago with a little extension like this, that was tons of fun. Thanks for sharing the process and the specs, looks great and totally fun.
I think you'll be lowering the extension. Its just too gnarly. Wait. I just watched you shred it now. Awesome 👌. I also just built one in my garage. Gotta have a place to skate on those rainy days.
Heck yessss!!!! So sick to be able to skate no matter what hahaha yeah the extension is lower now and is much better and still gnar hahahahaha so stoked you found the channel congrats on your mini!!!
what up from Aussie! I just started cutting out the transitions on my 60cm (2ft) lockdown micro mini ramp today. vital stats for my ramp are 60cm (2ft) high, 165cm (5,5ft) radius, 165cm flat and 200cm (6.6ft) wide. The way you built that extension is genius, i might have to mod my plans. Share your dimensions too dude, they are heaps helpful for ppl researching to build their own ramps.
Waddup mate!! I am honestly STOKING that your way out in Aussie! yewww!! I just added the dimensions in the description of both the ramp build videos I made! your ramp sounds PERFECT, the 5.5FT trans radius will be amazing for something that size, your ON IT DOG!! That extension I built worked out really good and it saved me money on wood and coping by recycling some coping that was too small for the 8ft width of my ramp from a friends old ramp, I was able to get two 6ft long pieces of coping and use them for that side with the extension!! Also, by not cutting a separate trans piece for the extension (in the middle of the ramp) it saved me from buying a whole sheet of 3/4 ply. It was hard to mount the coping without that trans piece tho but as you can see in this video I found a way.
Such a perfect ramp!!! Looking into building something similar while quarantined but a little tight on space. Do you think it would be possible to run the same radius on the transition and same height including the extension but only go 18-19 ft long?
What’s up Liam!!! Thanks so much haha yewww. You would be fine at 18-19’ long BUT it would make the extension a bit shorter so you don’t have TOO MUCH speed after you hit it!
Was thinking about going that size but watching you skate makes me feel I need to go a little higher, looks like I might get bored quickly being that small.
Yewww David heck yeah just depends on how high your ceiling is! It is a super fun ramp and we have not gotten bored of it but if you are able to make it a little bit higher than you should!
Does the middle of your board hit coping when doing a rock to fakie or similar on the smaller quarters? Planning to build something similar in my garage but think it would be weird if it didn't make contact.
This turned out really awesome man! With that 6ft radius (on the 2.5ft section) how are the rockNrolls? Does your board actually suspend from the ramp/deck, or do your wheels mostly just roll up with no interference?
Dude we are STOKED on it, it skates so good!! The rock n rolls are decent, I would say with something like a 5.5' radius or so the rock n rolls may be better. The side of the ramp with the extension rock n rolls better (due to different sized bigger coping i recycled, its 2 1/4) and your wheels do have a small gap from the deck but not much. the 2 1/4" sized coping is really nice. the 1 1/2" on the other side feels a little small. I really wanna do pool coping on it one day, then i could make it perfect and the rock n rolls would be EPIC haha
Beauty ramp! I'm planning one for my garage right now. Do you think you'd be able to get away shortening the flat bottom to 5ft or would that be too tight? I kind of need to limit my length but still want as much height as possible (aiming for 2.5ft tall, but might have to drop it to 2ft
@@LivingWithoutWalls if you go to 06.37 in the video you guys are putting the upside down L shaped plywood on the frame the highest point which is the side your holding. You should have made the side shes holding the same height and then put an extention on it that would have been Awesome
@@sheffguy29 from your two replies now it seems your simply saying to build the entire ramp higher lol. "you should have made the side she's holding the same height" and then "if your meaning the side he cut the bottom... just increase that to the same height too". I think what you might of meant is to have that extension be "mirrored" on the other side of the ramp. So each slope has a bit of an extended section, is that right?
I think you did a great job. My only bit of constructive criticism is that I think you mounted the deck a little TOO FLUSH with your coping. Usually the coping rides about a half inch or so higher than the deck so you can lock in on grinds and stalls; basically modeled off of pool coping. LOOKS AWESOME, HAVE FUN AND SHRED!
Ayyye thanks!!! You are right about the coping, you can still lock in any grind tho and beginners don’t get hung up which is good. I can always shim it out no problem too but I agree 100%!! This ramp has been so fun
@@LivingWithoutWalls I was watching because I’m thinking about taking the plunge on building a micro mini ramp myself, but I haven’t built a ramp in 20 years. I’m in my late 30s and haven’t skated in about 15 years, but I just miss it so damn much. I figured a mini ramp is the way to go because it’s less impact than street skating, and I might be able to coax some old skate friends into sessioning it with me. So thanks for the inspiration and reminding me on how to build some transition!
@@TG-ub7mk dude this is so epic!!!!! so glad to help inspire you that is the reason i make these videos!! man go for it, mini ramps are super chill and easy on your body
Didn’t have the $ figured I would do it later if I could BUT I will say we have skated this ramp extremely hard for awhile now and it has taken some heavy hits and we’ve had 0 problems :)
@@LivingWithoutWalls great job man looks sick! but that extension can't be more than a foot higher than then the rest of the ramp right? like 2.5ft from the ground with the extension being around 3.5ft from the ground?
@@michael.valentithanks dude!! it skates good, yeah thats what i should have done with the extension but i went a foot in a half higher than the rest of the ramp. its alittle too fast but fun as heck. may trim it down
im currently stacking material to build one, i can FEEL the stoke in your voice dude, sick ramp
Heck yes!!! Dude the ramp is so fun, all our friends love it and it’s just the best investment ever haha thank you!!
@@LivingWithoutWalls
Best part is how stoked you are brooooooooooo!
Thats what skating is all about!!!
🤩👍
Yewww!!! Dang right dude hahahaa
Always wanted a mini ramp since I was young. Now that I’m 32 with 4 kids this is my sign to build one. Thanks Bruddah!
That’s exactly how I built my mini!! You guys are so rad!!
dude no way sick!!!!!!!
Hell yeah, awesome build!
DUDE thanks Arron!! fricken stoked hhaha dream come true!!
Beautiful ramp. I'm going to make a similar one, but maybe only 2' high, and probably with less flatbottom than yours, maybe a 5.5' radius. I used to have a halfpipe 25 years ago with a little extension like this, that was tons of fun. Thanks for sharing the process and the specs, looks great and totally fun.
Sounds like your ramp will be epic!!! Heck yeah the building process is so fun. Skating small ramps can be sooooo sick!!!
Love from Brazil my guy, this is a quarantine essential fr 😂
YEWWWW hahaha heck yes for the dreammmmm
From Brazil too bro! 🇧🇷 let’s gooooo!
YEWWWWWW
replacing your water heater is gonna be a nightmare lol still super sick
Sick ramp ☠👍😎
Yewww it rips!! Thanks Cameron
Hey thank you so much for putting all the specs in the description
Heck yes no problem!! So glad It helped you out!! Yewww
Freakn nice work nice ramp
bro, im legit smiling ear to ear just as stoked for you to have a mini. good job on the sick set up! Hoping to put one
together myself this spring!
Dude you rule!! Thanks for stoking with us!! You should for sure build one for yourself it is such a fun project. Yewww!!
First video ive seen of yours! Very cool love the stoke. Look forward to checking out more videos on the channel. Thank you :)
Sickk what’s up James!! Stoked you found the channel YEWW!!
if i was to get a 3ft mini with a 4ft extension how long would u recommend i get it? like the distance between the two ramps :)
My yard is small but this looks like it would work,what is the length of your ramp from back to back 🤘🤘
Love it!!!
YEWW thanks so much!!
All that perfect fitment was so damn satisfying, nice job man!
Yeww right?! Haha thanks dude it was such a fun project!!
I think you'll be lowering the extension. Its just too gnarly. Wait. I just watched you shred it now. Awesome 👌. I also just built one in my garage. Gotta have a place to skate on those rainy days.
Heck yessss!!!! So sick to be able to skate no matter what hahaha yeah the extension is lower now and is much better and still gnar hahahahaha so stoked you found the channel congrats on your mini!!!
what up from Aussie! I just started cutting out the transitions on my 60cm (2ft) lockdown micro mini ramp today. vital stats for my ramp are 60cm (2ft) high, 165cm (5,5ft) radius, 165cm flat and 200cm (6.6ft) wide. The way you built that extension is genius, i might have to mod my plans. Share your dimensions too dude, they are heaps helpful for ppl researching to build their own ramps.
Waddup mate!! I am honestly STOKING that your way out in Aussie! yewww!! I just added the dimensions in the description of both the ramp build videos I made! your ramp sounds PERFECT, the 5.5FT trans radius will be amazing for something that size, your ON IT DOG!! That extension I built worked out really good and it saved me money on wood and coping by recycling some coping that was too small for the 8ft width of my ramp from a friends old ramp, I was able to get two 6ft long pieces of coping and use them for that side with the extension!! Also, by not cutting a separate trans piece for the extension (in the middle of the ramp) it saved me from buying a whole sheet of 3/4 ply. It was hard to mount the coping without that trans piece tho but as you can see in this video I found a way.
Such a perfect ramp!!! Looking into building something similar while quarantined but a little tight on space. Do you think it would be possible to run the same radius on the transition and same height including the extension but only go 18-19 ft long?
What’s up Liam!!! Thanks so much haha yewww. You would be fine at 18-19’ long BUT it would make the extension a bit shorter so you don’t have TOO MUCH speed after you hit it!
Living Without Walls, Thanks!
oh sweet!
Yewww!
6:39 👏👏👏
SO SATISFYING!!!
Hope you got insurance on that window , sick ramp tho that’s crazy
Hahahaha I built something in front of the window. Thanks dude we love this ramp!
im thinking about building one in my dining room.
SEND ITTTT
Sick
yewww Lars!
Was thinking about going that size but watching you skate makes me feel I need to go a little higher, looks like I might get bored quickly being that small.
Yewww David heck yeah just depends on how high your ceiling is! It is a super fun ramp and we have not gotten bored of it but if you are able to make it a little bit higher than you should!
This is Very good 😂🤣😂🤣
What did you use on top of the ramp? Like the finish thing
Hardboard (aka Masonite)
I really enjoyed this video! Well done!
so glad!! thank you Brian!
Nice! How chewed up is the wall getting?
Haha YEWW thanks!! Not too terribly, I meant to put plywood along the transition of the ramp to protect the wall but I’ve been slacking lol
Does the middle of your board hit coping when doing a rock to fakie or similar on the smaller quarters? Planning to build something similar in my garage but think it would be weird if it didn't make contact.
It does make contact but not a ton. You could make the trans radius slightly steeper to ensure board feel on the coping.
This turned out really awesome man! With that 6ft radius (on the 2.5ft section) how are the rockNrolls? Does your board actually suspend from the ramp/deck, or do your wheels mostly just roll up with no interference?
Dude we are STOKED on it, it skates so good!! The rock n rolls are decent, I would say with something like a 5.5' radius or so the rock n rolls may be better. The side of the ramp with the extension rock n rolls better (due to different sized bigger coping i recycled, its 2 1/4) and your wheels do have a small gap from the deck but not much. the 2 1/4" sized coping is really nice. the 1 1/2" on the other side feels a little small. I really wanna do pool coping on it one day, then i could make it perfect and the rock n rolls would be EPIC haha
Beauty ramp! I'm planning one for my garage right now. Do you think you'd be able to get away shortening the flat bottom to 5ft or would that be too tight? I kind of need to limit my length but still want as much height as possible (aiming for 2.5ft tall, but might have to drop it to 2ft
Heck yeah!! That would be a tad tight but you shorten the decks a bit. Def make it 2 ft with that small of a flat bottom and she’ll be a dreamer!!
@@LivingWithoutWalls when you say yours was 2.5 high, that is 2.5 from garage floor to top of deck? Not 2.5 from flat bottom to top of deck right?
Right! From garage floor to the top of the ramp.
Nice
Yeww!!
Nice one shane you couldnt make the extened part higher and right across but very Awesome
Thanks Daniel!! What do you mean exactly about the extension?
@@LivingWithoutWalls if you go to 06.37 in the video you guys are putting the upside down L shaped plywood on the frame the highest point which is the side your holding. You should have made the side shes holding the same height and then put an extention on it that would have been Awesome
@@sheffguy29 but then the entire "right side" of the ramp would've been higher than the entire "left side" yes?
@@michael.valenti if u meaning the side he cut the bottom off to get it up against the wall/window then no just increase that side to the same height.
@@sheffguy29 from your two replies now it seems your simply saying to build the entire ramp higher lol. "you should have made the side she's holding the same height" and then "if your meaning the side he cut the bottom... just increase that to the same height too".
I think what you might of meant is to have that extension be "mirrored" on the other side of the ramp. So each slope has a bit of an extended section, is that right?
Hey man I’m wondering what kind of wood you topped it with and where I can find it?
Gnarly!
Gnarly beans dog!!
The stoke is contagious. I’m 36 and just getting back on the board. Building a 2ft quarter in the garage today.
Dude Kenny that is epic haha
@@LivingWithoutWalls thanks bro! Got it built and just had a little session. Check out the short I just uploaded to RUclips. ✌🏼
Hola. .muy buena. Tenes los planos para poder hacerme una? Gracias
This is so sick!!!!
yewww thanks Emery!! keep on shredding dog!! We should skate it when we come home!
@@LivingWithoutWalls yes please!!! I’ve been thinking about you a lot man, seeing all the living without walls stuff is so sick!!!
I think about you too dude love seeing you rip the bike. Thanks dude that means a lot!!
@@LivingWithoutWalls haha thank u so much, I wanna skate that mini ramp and hit the extendo!!🤙🤙
Yesss hahaha you got ittttt!!
Agh yeah.... "Stoking like no man has ever stoked before." 14:33 - so good bro,, to see and feel that creation born.
And then. oh my gosh.. the over hang must come down first. itching to ride!!! lol. great vid...
HAHAHAHAA DUDEEEE I was dying when I realized those things had to come down 😂😂😂😂 glad you enjoyed it I love sharing with everyone!
What was the estimated material cost!? May go for it in my garage here in CO.
About 600$!
what is the coping to coping to coping measurement on your ramp?
16 feet!
It is a nice and interesting video.👍👍
Yewwww thanks so much!! The dream in onnnnnnnn
@@LivingWithoutWalls You're welcome. Take care.
RIP that window
HAHA not yet!!
What surface did you use on top of the plywood?
Masonite also known as hardboard! Bout 1/4” thick
Came for the ramp, stayed for the Lulu's. 💥🤯💥
Yeww haha thank you! so stoked to have you here!!
I think you did a great job. My only bit of constructive criticism is that I think you mounted the deck a little TOO FLUSH with your coping. Usually the coping rides about a half inch or so higher than the deck so you can lock in on grinds and stalls; basically modeled off of pool coping. LOOKS AWESOME, HAVE FUN AND SHRED!
Ayyye thanks!!! You are right about the coping, you can still lock in any grind tho and beginners don’t get hung up which is good. I can always shim it out no problem too but I agree 100%!! This ramp has been so fun
@@LivingWithoutWalls I was watching because I’m thinking about taking the plunge on building a micro mini ramp myself, but I haven’t built a ramp in 20 years. I’m in my late 30s and haven’t skated in about 15 years, but I just miss it so damn much. I figured a mini ramp is the way to go because it’s less impact than street skating, and I might be able to coax some old skate friends into sessioning it with me. So thanks for the inspiration and reminding me on how to build some transition!
@@TG-ub7mk dude this is so epic!!!!! so glad to help inspire you that is the reason i make these videos!! man go for it, mini ramps are super chill and easy on your body
Whats the distance coping to coping ?
next thing you know the board flies in to the window
Haha! We skate with the window open!
Move the top sheet down to close the gap. Because of the coping, your wheels won't even touch that area. The window is 100% getting broke. Cover it.
Thanks David!! YEWW!!
@@LivingWithoutWalls by the way, love the channel and the ramp is sick!!
Nice!! So stoked!! This ramp has been so much fun.
is that scaffold pole for the coping?
It’s called “black pipe” from the plumbing supply stores here in NC!
only 473 subs yooo everyone go spread the hype here this guy is sure somethig
YEWWW thanks so much!!!
i want to build one in my garden but i only have space for a mini ramp about 14 ft long 8 ft wide and 4 ft high. You think it is worth it?
hell yeah, 8 feet wide is just enough to skate comfortably
14ft long may b a little too short for 4 feet tall though
Heck yes viktor!! Like dn 47 said, with only 14 ft you would have to make it as short as possible, maybe 2’ but 8ft wide is perfect
what is the size of the pine struts you used?
The 2x4’s were 8’ but I trimmed them a bit to make the ramp 8’ in total to compensate for the 3/4” ply
Is that Masonite for the top sheet?
yes!
what did all the material cost
About 500$!
Extension is too gnarly foe sho...
What’s a rough estimate on all the materials? Also what’s the dimensions? Looks suck!!
About 600$ and the dimensions are in the description! Yewwww
I’m building a ramp in my garage any advise
Just take your time and be sure to follow directions properly and do it right the first time! Yewww
@@LivingWithoutWalls Is there a specific guide that you could recommend?
You should’ve two layers of ply wood maybe 3, one layer is not enough
Didn’t have the $ figured I would do it later if I could BUT I will say we have skated this ramp extremely hard for awhile now and it has taken some heavy hits and we’ve had 0 problems :)
that extension is gonna be sketchy with how low the other side is.
haha I already trimmed it down
What’s the radius
Might wanna slap some plywood in front of that window
There is some in front of it now!
@@LivingWithoutWalls do some good plexi instead so you can still enjoy the sunlight
Heck yesssss
how many screws did you use
Hahaha dang dude I don’t know actually! :(
yo man weird question but how high is your celling
9ft!
What’s your height on the garage ceiling and how tall are you? Thanks
it is a 9FT ceiling and I am a just a bit over 6ft tall.
Living Without Walls 🙌 thanks sir.
how much did it cost
About 500$
what are the measurements? Pls answer 😘
Check description!
what was the total
About 600$
You ever think, like, man I'm probably going to lay off the weed a little bit?
😂😂 I am 100% sober my friend that’s how I roll
What makes you say that??
How Was this whole project
Really fun!!
a skateboard will end up through that window
We always cover it or just open it!
What are the dimensions
She’s 2.5’ in total height, there’s a 2.5ft extension, it’s 8ft wide with a trans radius of 72” and about 19.5ft long
@@LivingWithoutWalls great job man looks sick! but that extension can't be more than a foot higher than then the rest of the ramp right? like 2.5ft from the ground with the extension being around 3.5ft from the ground?
@@michael.valentithanks dude!! it skates good, yeah thats what i should have done with the extension but i went a foot in a half higher than the rest of the ramp. its alittle too fast but fun as heck. may trim it down
I added the dimensions to the description in both build videos BTW
I have so many questions as I desire to build one this small in my backyard, can we chat somehow? Assuming you’d be willing to give lots of advice.
I am happy to help! Just let me know what questions you have! Yewwww
Okay well first thing I’d like to know is what was the budget for this like? Minus the tools.
around 400$
Would you mind emailing or posting a detailed list of all the necessary materials?
your extension is too gnarly bro - change the channel name to LIVING GNARLY
😂😂😂😂😂🤣🤣🤣🤣
That window might not last long lol 😬
HAHA right!!! I want to put plexiglass in front of it before its too late lol
Living Without Walls Good idea. One slip out aimed correctly and that board is going straight through there 😂
@@dave-ed2vd YES hahaha OR someones BODY HAHAHAHAHHA that'd be the day
I’m investing in this channel at 517 su
YEWW the dream!!
you should 100% name the ramp EXTENDO
Dude YES
check me out at @theboardwarrior :) I got 2 2ft QPs in my garage.. come by for a sesh if you ever find yourself surfing thru Santa Cruz homies!
Yewww!!!
How much was it?
About 600$
Thanks good job btw
Thanks Landon no problem dude!!
dude suck ramp i can FEEL the stoke in your voice. feel ya just made one myself
Heck yeah!!!!