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Step by step tutorial, how to make car ramps. Great alternative to hollow plastic ramps from a store. Very basic concept that can be adapted and/or modified for different applications.
8ft (96″) boards are divided into
33″ – foundation
26″ – second level
20″ – third level
15″ – fourth level
2″ – wheel stops
Materials Used:
2 boards: 2×8, 8ft long
28 screws: 2 1/2″ flat headed screws –
Rubber mat,
Chest Handles –
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My Home Depot are cheap assholes and would only do 2 cuts then start charging me per cut. I went to their competitor Menards and they let you use a miter saw and do as many cuts as you want. And they were cheaper
Great video. Thank you for sharing. Also it's good to trim those fronts 45 degrees, making it easy to drive up.
Nice video. I made mine out of 2/12 but I only made mine 3 boards high for 4 1/2” of height for oil changes on my truck.
how wide are your boards ?
Thank you. Your video was very clear and thorough. Very strong and safe.
Very nice video!! 👍
I'd use 4 of those for oil changes.
2 inch wheel stop not reliable need to update wheel stopper
What board did you guys use? I checked Home Depot, they have three different wood: Porcupine, THD Generic & CANFOR? Cost varies from $1.25 to $42 each.
Freaking ingenious!!! I trust yours more than what they sell in the stores. At least you know that yours won't cave in…nice job!