DIY- concrete and wood-driveway skateboard ramps

Cement coping was poured using a piece of PVC cut in half for the front of the form, and chicken wire and rocks-poured quickcrete in the form, and I remembered to put some spray oil on the PVC, which made the removal easy.  #3ft. tall and fun for frontside grinds!

The little cement quarter-pipe kinda reminds me of the DIY barriers, but not quite as steep.  Fun and challenging to skate, and it only cost me about $5 in block, and $15 in quickcrete, so it is a pretty cheap little DIY project, and really fun to skate...no maintenance required.

and here is another shot of it from a different angle:

Link to DIY concrete skate spots:

broken magazine's d-i-y-skateparks

Link to information on creating a local skate scene:

http://www.skateparkguide.com/how_quality_skateparks_are_built.html

Broken Magazine PDF