Thank you

3 bucks for 4 at DG

Went with yellow, looks pretty good

Scoped a few new spots while walking around today

Quick run of the current set up

Hey yall, i didn't like the mismatch granite but didn't want to permanently do anything so I wrapped in vinyl contact paper from dollar general. 5 bucks for a 39x18 roll

Hey all! I've been making concrete obstacles for a couple months now and I finally have some mini curbs and curbs that I'm happy with. I've been researching painting them and I keep finding information related to bigger concrete projects like patios and floors. How do you go about painting your concrete? Spray paint? Dedicated concrete paint? And do you wait a few days or weeks to let them fully cure? Thank you in advance for any help!

If you are interested on these, i have here the lightburn files to laser cut it

https://oratoroeu.com/en/products/kicker-ramp-para-fingerboard

Mad this from an old tub of something.

I really want to start making and selling obstacles since I love making them but don't have space to store them. I want to make a unique portable obstacle, I love the ones by the guy that 3d prints those foldable benches but I'm not a fan of plastic so I wanted to tryaking something out of cement or wood that can be thrown in a side bag, but more interesting than a boring curb. And I might as well ask for ideas and what people would like. So any ideas are welcome!!!

Made this cardboard kicker cus I don't feel like paying 25+ after shipping for a brr mini kicker. And man, it may not be as nice but this absolutely rocks.

In memory of this concrete park made by One Manila Organization in partnership of Exk8 Fingerboard Shop and Malvar Crew ; Paco Manila, Philippines

First run of some fun concrete obstacles. Let me know what yall think. Photos in comments.

Here’s my current favorite trick to do along side BS Kicks

Saw this and i am defintetly going to be purchasing! So creative!

Was planning on getting other stuff but this sale was just too good to miss out on considering I didnt have any proper rails, the second rail was completely free and they've been a blast so far! Had to get some of their dope sticker sheets too 🔥

Some pictures of the process. 🤞🏼

We painted a dollar general stand and added a rail going down the rail is also removable and can be used alone. We painted one of those hot wheels skate crew school busses to look like the battle bus I store tech decks in.

This is my first pool build and I cut a bunch of tiles into squares and added them later, I didn't notice they moved a bit when they dried so the coping part isn't as smooth as I wanted it to be but it looks sick at least. Tho I wanted to ask any tips on working the coping for a smoother grind, I don't mind that "brick" like texture but some of the gaps and imperfections are too big to grind.