D.I.Y CONCRETE FINGERBOARD PARK!

Hello, today I am going to try to make a

concrete

finger pack. I've done this before. I want to make another one because I think I have enough supplies to make it and I'm bored in quarantine. Well, let's get to it. I'm going to start by designing it in Sketchup. I think I have the layout down and how I want the skate

park

to look. Now we are going to make the base for the skate

park

and I hope to have enough resources to actually do the thing. This is the base of the package. It's practically done. The way I'm going to do it is to make each ramp out of Styrofoam.

Place them on top of the cement layer,

concrete

on top of them, last time I covered this with concrete. First, I think that step was unnecessary, so I won't do it this time and it would probably make the whole park a lot lighter, but I recently found this song and I think it's probably the coolest song of all time. It's called Breezes. Are you all ready to go on an easy trip? This is starting to make the road or styrofoam whatever you want to call it, it's the same thing. The next step is to turn all your phones into a Styrofoam arm.

Oh, pretty much all I have to do is shape all of these and I'll be able to glue them together and concretize them this will be a hip this will be like a C-shaped sidewalk these two boxes here will be kicks it goes like this on a layer of grass This is a quarter pipe and this entire side will be a quarter pipe from which a small box will protrude. I'm going to use this knife to cut most of it off and then I'm going to shake it with this. type of tool it's almost like a cheese grater to make foam and then I'll finish it with sandpaper honey all these pieces of Pulstar and a step to this board now the next step is to put concrete on all of this they say I added I forgot about this piece of metal at the top of the quarter pipe so I had to do it last minute, but if I was going to do it again I would have shaped the Styrofoam beforehand so the metal had somewhere to sink into, but It's the next day and all the concrete is pretty dry, so now it's time to make sure that the base that the POC left is not too dry, so what I'm going to do is sand it down, get rid of all these rough bits and just Anyway, just smooth this whole quarter out, a pair of pants later, here we go, the concrete sock is ready, this took about four days to complete the final piece, it's not exactly big enough, yeah, I'm so stuck on how this turned out.

I think it's going to work a lot better than the first concrete park I made, just because everything is spaced out a little bit more, okay, well, I just made a new skate, but you guys want to come see it, come with me and that's it. the end of the video and also unfortunately the end of the fretboard week isolation edit, yeah, this is probably one of the best running parks I've ever done. I'm really excited about how it turned out if you're watching this video because you're trying to make your own concrete park. I hope this video helped you even though it's the end of tuning fork week, that doesn't mean tuning fork videos are going to stop because funnily enough we're all still in lockdown huh?

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