Fingerboarding is a fun hobby and can be endlessly practiced, especially if you have a finger park for various tricks. It is not necessary to buy a fingerpark - the prices are high, and the material is not always successful for work. If you want, you can easily make it yourself and enjoy all the possibilities of the fingerboard.
It is necessary
- - a sheet of fiberboard or plywood
- - furniture corners
- - screws
- - rope
- - any object of cylindrical shape
- - pieces of wood, screwdriver or screwdriver
Instructions
Step 1
Cut a small rectangle out of the fiberboard with a jigsaw and moisten it well with boiling water or very hot water so that the tree begins to bend. Press the wet sheet against a round object, such as a jar or saucepan, until the sheet forms a semicircular shape. Tie the bent ramp blank with string to prevent it from straightening. Place the ramp with the curved edges on a flat surface and press down with something heavy.
Step 2
Now you need to wait for the ramp to dry completely, which will happen in 10-12 hours. During this time, make supports for the curved blade. Take straight, rectangular pieces of wood that match the length and height of the ramp and nail them to the ramp. Then cut out areas of fiberboard, the same width as the folded canvas, and nail them at the beginning and end of the ramp. Reinforce the platforms from below with additional beams or furniture corners.
Step 3
Modify the finished ramp - sand and sand the surfaces, varnish it, paint if desired. Secure the ramp to a wide, flat fiberboard base and secure it to a table or floor.
Step 4
There is another original way to make a fingerpark from items that are always at hand. This method does not require materials and tools. Grab a stack of books, some audio tapes, some CDs, and start building a park.
Use books of different thicknesses and sizes to make pyramids, stairs, jumps and other hills, and cassette and disc boxes are perfect as surfaces for straight and inclined sliding.
