Post up photos of spots you have made

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1st pour

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fun fun

[bailgun]

looks rad. you dont want to have those 2x4s in there over time the will rot and cause a void. you can stake your forms in from the side.

to avoid this problem, make your forms bigger, like you're framing a regular wooden quarterpipe, putting 2x4s WAY back, and THEN put your fill in. you'll use more plywood, but your shit will last.

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I know nothing about concrete. Its cool to read through all 15 or so pages and just learn and see all this cool shit that can be done, pretty motivating. After I graduate college and can afford a house, concrete in the back yard is a #1 priority...some of these pics are fucking sick...

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this ramp is 5 minutes from my house, its 6 ft with 6'9" trannys. all hand poured pool coping until this morning when we finished the oververt corner and threw a tree branch up. He's using the brick left over from my shit & cornering this down slope with it then it'll hit that piece of pool coping so you'd grind brick, pool coping & the fucking tree branch in the same grind.

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[krusher]

FUCK YA!!!

[skatenerd]

I think we all have massive hard-ons from your pics
 

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can't wait to back lip this thing

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thinking it would be better to do the next section after the hip and then forming the hip...

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personally, i'd do the hip, then the next section. then you only have to deal with one seam at a time.

the other way, if you're off at all, cheating it will be tough.

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that's what I'll do then, working on it now, thanks for the input. doing a rounded hip...

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getting there

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check out my sweet jump

[bailgun]

looks good so far.... if you're confident, i think you can do both parts in one pour.