Fingerboard owners can perform a whole range of complex and varied tricks. However, this is not possible without the presence of a special device - a track. You can make it yourself and at home.
Instructions
Step 1
If you have the opportunity, make more than one track, but create a whole finger park where you can give free rein to your imagination when performing tricks. Among the most readily available materials are plywood, fiberboard or particleboard, since they are easy to process and not expensive. One of the main elements of such a park is considered to be a fan box. To make it, prepare some tools: jigsaw, hammer, screwdriver, drill. In addition, you will need wire, PVA glue, self-tapping screws, a square, wood blocks and a pencil.
Step 2
First, cut two racks out of the available wooden blocks. You can set their width at your discretion. Next, select a fiberboard sheet, the width of which would correspond to the width of the racks. Saw it into four pieces so that you can use two of them as rides. The other part will be intended for the top of the fanbox, and the latter will be installed as the base of the whole structure.
Step 3
After you assemble the structure from the racks and fiberboard, sand with a sandpaper or a special machine all possible joints and surfaces of the plates.
Step 4
Take a wire and cut a small piece from it. It will be needed to make the railings. In both posts, you will need to drill holes and insert wire into them. By the way, it is recommended to first drop PVA glue there.
Step 5
Another important element, without which the park cannot be imagined, is the fingerboard track, because it is on this track that the largest number of all tricks are performed. You will need to cut a rectangle out of plywood, its size can be set at will. Be sure to place the material in hot water for a few minutes.
Step 6
Find a cylindrical object and fold the wet canvas around it. Secure this structure with a string, and then you can remove the base, leaving only one plywood. Lay it to dry on a flat surface with the edges down. It is also recommended to press down on the material with a heavy object.
Step 7
Now create supports for the future track, but wait until the plywood is completely dry. Then sand all the edges and surfaces, then fix the track on the base, cover it with varnish (or paint) and you can perform tricks.
