lhow do i make a little tranny up to a wall

[clash]

so yeah crappy skatepark we've been skating for years and years, it's
got two "legal graffiti" concrete walls in an unused corner.
it's  a city skatepark but i was thinking of making a little tranny into the wall,
so say a 60 - 100 cm tranny going into vert. any tips on making it?
i've never done it but i've got right hands and thought fill it up with
some old bricks/rocks and some cement blocks, then put some cement on it
and smooth the tranny with some kind of bar/beam?
any suggestions greatly appreciated

[pancake man]

make transitioned shaped wood so you can mold the cement? might make things easier, i dunno

[Duffy]

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[j....soy.....]

yeah...they built one here at leeside....first you have to build the form out of wood...which yeah..is pretty much building a qp....then you gotta backfill it and put in some makeshift rebar...then put down your concrete....

the one thing that happened w. the one here at first was the sides blew out....so i think you want shit well supported....

[swissenheights]

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ask corey duffel how blazers fit

[somekid]

check the diy forum at skatersforpublicskateparks.org
you've gotta be logged in to see it, but there's some good info there.

[Duffy]

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ask corey duffel how blazers fit

ahha word

[swissenheights]

2shay

[Lobstermobster]

fuck cement, youll have to buy way more than you really think you will. go real ghetto and be a badass. steal a metal sign (stop sign, road work, mowers ahead) and put some bricks or wood behind it. duck tape the initial part so that it makes it smoother when you roll over it and makes it  stay on the ground.

[clash]

thanks dudes,
old skate friend that works construction suddenly showed up and is down
for it, so he's making a mould box, should be interesting to see what we end
up with

[Sleazy]

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fucker, beat me too it





edit: uh, yeah, you beat me too it, no corey