Awesome Brilliant !! DIY idea for CARS

Know More Subscribe here:
/ drhacker-com
Check my Other videos :
/ @diy.invented

[@spanky522]

I've had a pair of those for many years. My Dad actually made them years ago and used them all his life. Since he passed on now, I still use them for changing the oil in my vehicles and for doing under vehicle repairs. They are safe and solid. The pair I bought from the big box store, I ended up throwing away because they weren't safe anymore. These will last me the rest of my life. Mine are solid wood with stops screwed to the front so the vehicle doesn't go over the top when you drive onto them. Mine are also tapered so I can drive lower vehicles onto them without rubbing the bumper on them. I also glued rubber on the bottom to keep them from sliding when you drive up onto them.

[@robertheinkel6225]

I made a set of these probably 40 years ago. I made the ramp detachable. They will support the heaviest of vehicles. My ramp portion is built like his, but the main portion is stacked two by twelves. Having removable ramps, gives me more flexibility doing repairs.

[@BlockchainToTheFace]

I wouldn’t let the neighbors dog walk under that vehicle. That shit is about to fall over!

[@babusamson]

what an idea ...you are great !!!!!!

[@stelistu80]

This is not safety

[@keijoviitanen8330]

Why.?

[@youtubeisbroken241]

Keijo Viitanen because he’s under a truck supported by hollow wooden structures. And he’s supported by the end grain (the weak part of the wood). Those things will fracture and splinter over time and eventually fail. He is an idiot for getting under that truck. Had he made them solid and had all wood mounted horizontally, then he would be fine.

[@ИосифСталин-н1р]

Зачем столько заморочек с досками? Куда проще шпалу отрезать и вся любовь.

[@williamfrazier3310]

Not a bad idea, but I wouldn't trust them. Between ramps and stands, I will take the stands any day. I have used them both. I feel safer with stands, when going under Cars.

[@michaelscott356]

Great! (Except that they weigh about 100lb!)

[@jeremytheonlyone]

Your video is great but the music is annoying

[@wills75]

Safety comes first, I don't think it looks safe...

[@bevyofbabes]

Yeah, I made a similar set but used a solid core and lag bolts from one side to the other. Mine were homemade because I needed a longer slope than normal as my car is low to the ground. But goes without saying that this is fine to elevate the vehicle, you still need proper jackstands to support it afterwards. These here are a bit risky, may be a bit too narrow and the assembly is definitely dangerous, nails are not adequate to hold them together. At a bare minimum I would at least used screws and even then screws can shear under stress.

[@olega2766]

1. Нахрена так заморачиваться и пилить доски, когда можно сделать из кусков бруса? 2. С низу можно было сделать платформу пошире для устойчивости в таком варианте раз уж из досок 3. Решение проще и лучше переносная мини-эстакада - снизу взять лист фанеры, сверху с обоих сторон прикрепить так же вот срезанные под углом по 2 с каждой стороны куска бруса (чтоб шире было место въезда колёс). Фанера скрепит более жёстко, и на ней лежать будет теплее и приятнее если что.

[@chubbyroyston3880]

Should use lego

[@paulbennett4904]

Very good; but why bother, when you can buy metal ones for £10? Then use the wheels to make a rolling inspection bed?

[@MrTWOproductions]

Due to the weight of the car the ramps are pressed against te pavement. i Don't think they will fall over. However, making them wider than the wheels would make them extremely stable.

[@robertthomas6127]

Ok, I tend to agree however then why not secure all parts with screws? PS- and do not use them with wet tires!

[@arieagung]

Well then he did a good job for the future of humanity

[@webtrekkeruk2487]

Damn! The video must have been cut short before the 'awesome, brilliant' part!

[@mako040472]

1 year of oil change then death by a falling car smashed in the face 🤔🤔🤔i will give one of those to my exwife yes 🤩🤩

[@jeffreysheldrake3243]

Nice job if you have time. I just bought a heavy steel set from the landfill thrift shop for $5

[@highdownmartin]

Too narrow. Get a trolley Jack and stands! These will rot and break. Darwin awards anyone?

[@michaelwalker117]

Helped me make a decision to never by a cordless nailer!

[@brianmoore581]

I have that same nailer and mine apparently works much better. He probably doesn't have the thing adjusted right.

[@helmnutter1634]

Ive got the same dewalt 1st fix nailer mine hits home every time. Just needs to adjust the hammer depth.

[@rchavez5056]

He got the combo kit. It includes a hammer with the nailer.

[@jolkraeremeark6949]

Seems like screws are in order for this project.

[@redresistor1330]

I built these. I died after the third time using them.

[@intheshitter]

Rip

[@iamnegan1515]

Iknow. I had to bury you. And your stupid ramps.

[@jcpower01]

So please, please, please, can you tell me , how is te live after death ? is there more stupids like this? crushed by a car because they used cheap wood ramps ?

[@erickmorales5821]

😂😂😂

[@enzoviglione5371]

GOSTH EXIST !!

[@jaymiller6854]

These are hollow inside. The ones I made are way better, can hold a semi on them and I will never have to worry about them breaking. I used 6 2x6's, cut them at an angle as this guy did and used 4 12 inch bolts to hold them together. Mine are wider than his, heavier and much more durable.

[@youtubeisbroken241]

Jay Miller I would never get under a car held up by a hollow wooden structure. This guy is a total hack job.... now his channel name makes sense.

[@jaymiller6854]

@@youtubeisbroken241 I wouldn't put my bike on his ramps. I said previously that i used 6 2x6's, I meant 6 2x10's. they are sandwiched together.

[@ericmcdaniel4029]

They need more of a support base. I wouldn’t use those even if I was desperate.

[@maui-maui4011]

Do you think could be this more safe www.tradeshopitalia.com/37609-large/2-supporti-cavalletti-regolabile-per-auto-supporto-cavalletto-einhell-bt-as-2000.jpg

[@yardlimit8695]

chicken

[@SLOBeachboy]

EM - I would actually prefer a wider base myself but its hardly “dangerous” as is. In fact, his ramps are as wider or wider than the average jack stand base, and it wold take an awful lot of side force to push a car off of a pair of jack stands setting on a concrete driveway. Still, he did make some mistakes. For example I would have glue the joints prior to nailing them. Also he wasted a lot of wood and made a lot of extra cuts for himself by not just cutting two tapered sections from one longer piece of wood. Just one angled cut down the middle and you have two identical taper cut pieces with no waste.

[@ericmcdaniel4029]

yard limit I’ve seen a car fall on a guy before. No chicken here. Just a man with common sense and a brain between the ears.

[@ericmcdaniel4029]

SLOBeachboy i get what your saying but if he would of just made some support on the bottom of them, it would prevent them from tipping. I’ve seen something like this in person and watched a car fall on a guy. Completely made me view car supports really differently.

[@dnhmfnsk13]

Ok, эта шняга должна быть раза в два шире и также иметь опоры по бокам для защиты от опрокидывания. А так конструкция надежная, доска более чем толстая для такого веса.

[@ВладимирИлаш]

pfz на бок завалится и ни кто уже не поможет

[@familiarussia7015]

I don't like! It isn't prove safe for me! Brazil É nois na fita manuuu

[@whirledpeaz5758]

Metal ramps available at the auto parts store are lighter, safer and less expensive.

[@luptonpittman6520]

Kildie Rezrpt nobody buys metal anymore. Get Rhino Ramps

[@whirledpeaz5758]

I still have the steel ones I bought 20 years ago. Im happy knowing that they are easily recyclable.

[@TN-bm6dh]

@@luptonpittman6520 i saw the news some of them broken! (Plastic)

[@jamiecampbell3068]

@@TN-bm6dh Yes sir. Also distort.

[@sosteve9113]

True I have them

[@RA-dc5qp]

No way I would use those. Held together with nails!

[@kbro7484]

It's plenty enough reinforced. No need to worry about the nails.

[@benjaminkilmer]

I tend to agree but my dad had a rickety old set he used for years. Hard to believe he died of old age

[@momos2790]

I think he should at least use jack stands so his wife doesn't come back from vacation and find a skeleton trapped under his car...

[@Masonic1016]

Dude, you nailed it! I mean, I can't believe you actually used shuttering nails for a job like this, and you are very lucky to have survived using them. In fact, with that level of luck, go buy a lottery ticket and get yourself a proper set of steel ramps with the winnings.

[@Dude-Smellmyhelmet]

What the fuck are shuttering nails, and why do they fit in a gun?

[@RallyDon82]

accident waiting to happen.

[@scottkerr11]

Block the back tires

[@georgecobble5688]

Cost of the wood + time + safety.....Just buy metal ramps for about $50-75....They will last a life time....I know someone who was crushed to death working on a car...

[@形型樂樂]

RallyDon82 very dangerous

[@glennkooijman1386]

to high and to small. should be much wider... and no grip on the wood... metal ramps cost less then 50€

[@benleydon]

Proper ramps are actually even less - you can get a pair of 2.5tonne rated metal ramps with tread and sides/wheel guides from an Autoparts store or ebay for around $30-$40.

[@sophiegreen2802]

Dad made a set way back in the 60s but made them much wider a lot safer

[@pedrosimiente1080]

Antes de meterse debajo del carro se deben de cumplir con varias cosas más sobre seguridad., utilizar TRIPIES de metal y colocarlos debajo de la suspensión,usar topes en las llantas traseras,no niños cerca,etc.

[@williamgonzalez4327]

Existen unos de ptr mas practicos ,resistentes y seguros

[@footfiles]

There is nothing "brilliant" about this. Spending a day to build a pair of ramps you can buy online for $35.00 is idiotic.

[@jaycarl1562]

Bought 2 sets of rhino ramps, the trip to Walmart was almost not worth it.

[@MrSlowestD16]

@@jaycarl1562 I've had the same set of rhino ramps for years, works great.

[@martinkulik9466]

Where I live they cost about 100 if u find wide and long enough for wide tire and low bumper, so yeah it's worth it to do it yourself, but not this guys method, but simple lying them flat on top of each other. This guy wanted to save material or not sure what's his goal was but I wouldn't use these

[@Xy9d]

Said the guy who never built anything with his own hands

[@footfiles]

@@Xy9d Nope, says the guy who knows the value of time.

[@Kazax63]

Я б под эту машину не полез б бы

[@НиколайСидоров-п8к]

зачем так рисковать?

[@maksgh6230]

А что будет упоры под задние колеса и все,не очкуйте

[@ДиманУфимский]

СРОЧНО переделать.на таких гвоздиках нельзя.рассыплется после нескольких заездов.совет.лучше из цельного куска дерева сделать.но эту переделать

[@РашитЗамалетдинов]

а что, собственную машину ежедневно обслуживают что ли? Хорошо, если раз в год в теплых странах, ну два раза как в России, при переходе с зимы на лето и обратно. Всё! Для редкого использования и такое сойдёт.

[@Frank-re3qp]

Its a good idea, but if i was making these i would ply sevral peices of this timber together flat ways (with glue aswell) and cut the ramp from what would then essentially be a solid wood block instead of this sort of box section construction. Probably have them a bit wider aswell to reduce the risk of rolling. Maybe thats OTT but if your going to be lying under tons of metal its better to be safe than sorry. For sure its great idea and really handy to get the whole front end up but id still have a jack under there to take some of the weight

[@ClaytonNicola]

Very good... for died... 😂 wood is very danger...

[@hermanteunissen990]

Similar but much easier and stronger ramps can be made (with a chainsaw) by simply flat stacking rough 2x8s or 10s, cut off in two-inch steps or longer as required...a kind of staircase ramp. I recommend to staircase them on the other end too, but steeper, for stability. Simply nail together and make a 2x4 stop nailed flat on the end on top. Strong enough for anything, including big trucks. Rough but effective.

[@chandrasuhardiman]

Herman Teunissen yes flat and wider woods it's good idea

[@mmm-is9ro]

Yes, get as hard a wood as possible and wider than your tires. The design in the video is just too weak to be safe. Any force other than absolute vertical and those ramps could buckle with even a very light weight car on it. But solid wood, screwed together, no problem

[@tendertears2001]

My same thought

[@TheBenjammin5150]

Good idea.

[@hermanteunissen990]

I made 4 of those and used them for 30+ years. Used galvanized 3.5" spiral nails. They were easy to move around, stand them up on the ramp end put your arm over the upside to fit in your armpit ;-) clamp them, lift and walk. The thing is not that heavy when lifted this way. Wish I could demonstrate, instead of describing.

[@geralimoveis1507]

Uma dica, e se fizer uma base móvel , para tirar a rampa e ter mais espaço ?

[@obscur156]

Not safe,at least it should be screwed not nailed. i would never go under my truck with these for sure.

[@yardlimit8695]

obscur156 come on people,,,,,,,lighten up and learn to live a little more dangerously like this guy. you all act like you're afraid to have a car fall on you .

[@obscur156]

Loll

[@luptonpittman6520]

obscur156 screwed and glued

[@СергейТ-ж3м]

Премия дарвина уже ждет тебя.

[@WALL-I_DRUN]

Ага, на могилку положат, когда его тачкой придавит...😂

[@helmnutter1634]

Thats 6 mins 31 seconds i will never get back in my life. Dont use them completely unsafe would be safer cutting them to 2ft lengths and nailing them together. Them jack the car up and use them as blocks under the wheels!!

[@barryjohnson990]

I made some of these over 50 years ago and got rid of them shortly after that. It's way too easy to have a car fall off the side of the ramp.

[@Ironsights85]

lol if you drove off the ramps, isn't that you who's at fault?

[@emi9643]

make them a bit wider then the tire.

[@stefanosos]

50 years ago? How old are you?

[@iainohalloran42]

You all should have more respect for your elders if you were my son and I heard you speaking to someone like that you would need a major operation to get my foot out of your backside.

[@xtrmbeast]

" fall off the side" .. read!

[@richardnorton2024]

Made some of these back in t he 70's. Once you make and use them once you find out how heavy they are. Then where do you store them?

[@2-old-Forthischet]

I had steel ramps before. Besides the inconvenience of storing those monsters, I actually had one slip when trying to drive a car up on it. I'll stick to hydraulic floor jacks and jack stands.

[@imgzrona09uc72]

One technique from keeping metal ramps from slipping is to thread a long strap through the holes such ramps typically have. Then run the strap straight back so your rear wheels are on the straps as your front climb the ramps.

[@myview5840]

Simple, as a kid i would have to stand with my foot at the back of the ramp while mum or sis did the same to stop the slipping. Good times lol.

[@911928944]

This was actually the opening scenes from an episode of Casualty

[@seano85mmd60]

Or for $50 go buy steel ramps Also glad everyone feels the same way i do about this silly idea

[@LAAM619]

For 50 bucks yur getting shitty pot metal from china. Plz use proper steel ramps.

[@youtubeisbroken241]

andrademeza fifty bucks gets you a decent set of ramps. Perfectly capable of supporting a vehicle. It’s idiots putting lateral load on the ramps that causes them to bend or warp. Operator error, not product flaw. I have never seen even the cheapest of metal ones have problems when properly used

[@АлександрРадченко-ш7о]

Зачем? Для каких работ? Для замены масла не подойдёт, для ремонта ходовой надо снимать колёса почти во всех случаях. Можно просто произвести визуальный осмотр, но и это опасно.

[@JoeSushiMaster71]

Ramp at 4:30 is different from one at 4:45. I think you modified it without saying nothing. You should be honest. This is something that kill people. And you use small nail gun? No way. Use strong screw. Don’t follow this video. You will be in serious risk.

[@michaellingle1]

Great hack. I added shingles on inclined surfaces so wheels would not spin climbing incline. Worked great.

[@gurmitgujral1921]

This video is injurious to health....

[@ronaldharding4047]

You are just Scar..lol

[@gurmitgujral1921]

@@ronaldharding4047 from which country?

[@geoffankrett7012]

You would have to be stupid to risk your life working with these things

[@Dsp.Studios]

Ok, so I need 1k worth of tools and 200 worth of material to build a shit, totally unsafe replica of a pair of used 50 dolar ramps? Good deal.

[@JamesBond-ly9zz]

Lmfao

[@AAhilless]

Я под эту конструкцию не вжись не полезу

[@stevemitchell238]

Not me I will stay with my welded ones of steel that are wider than the tire by a inch on both sides they wont kill me !!!

[@garykane8829]

NO way would I go under a car using these " ramps"..buy the right equipment, not some weekend warriors DIY project.! your life will depend on it..

[@ВладимирЯцутин]

С такой конструкцией не долго и помереть под машиной

[@751815218]

That's playing with your own security and life, BE CAREFUL DUDE, BLESSINGS!!

[@tochkazreniya.]

Проще было бы яму вырыть и за штукатурить

[@АлександрФилатов-ч4я]

Заштукатуриная яма сама всё чинит и ремонтирует , даже лазить не надо (главное не цемент штукатурить , а специальной гипсовой шпаклёвкай для ям)

[@AbiShafi]

They have been around for ever and are called car ramps you can buy them anywhere for a few quid including car boot sales.

[@ashtonbutler8019]

Ok jones fire pts viva f

[@Anna-tc6rz]

Can make them much cheaper than buying them

[@jaredshelton4718]

Too expensive

[@MrApple187]

www.walmart.com/ip/RhinoGear-11909ABMI-RhinoRamps-Vehicle-Ramp-Pair-12-000lb-GVW-Capacity/19526658?wmlspartner=wlpa&selectedSellerId=0&wl13=2860&adid=22222222228017563421&wl0=&wl1=g&wl2=m&wl3=60968599608&wl4=aud-566049426705:pla-87559257888&wl5=9011274&wl6=&wl7=&wl8=&wl9=pla&wl10=8175035&wl11=local&wl12=19526658&veh=sem&gclid=CjwKCAiAzanuBRAZEiwA5yf4uuzqTRv4LNYcx3cr373jPr2USemj7euVL67eEDv-fnZDIRuJFQWdFxoCXsYQAvD_BwE. Sure you can lol

[@tarastaras20]

Смотрю видео этого автора и диву даюсь, то домкрат то еще какая-то приблуда, когда уже выйдет видео где он делает что то реальное,а не травмоопасные девайсы

[@calwylie3273]

I am an Experienced Woodworker All I have to say is "LOL", Next Time you make a video Use measurements that people can see

[@boz5410]

hardly awesome, and by no means brilliant, by the time this guy had made those ramps I could have gone to the car parts shop and bought a proper set. Waste of good wood if you ask me.

[@youtubeisbroken241]

boz5410 and money. Metal ramps are fifty dollars. That was easily the same cost in wood for a lesser quality ramp

[@chriswearing50]

Have you noticed just how many of these ` awesome brilliant `ideas are just a load of crap.

[@terryleebo]

Or stupid and dangerous.

[@agent_evandrake8027]

Look guys! Someone finally "invented" that thing we have all been needing to lift our vehicles up to get work done! Now if only there was a more reliable, affordable, easily accessible way to get ramps just like those..... This guy is an absolute "genius".

[@samspianos]

you cant burn them tho

[@MrRod0]

🤣🤣🤣 buy used 15 bones

[@КоролевскийНадзор]

Сори, но это хрень полная. Русские уже давно яму выкопали.

[@evgpav6924]

тем более - звезданется этот автомобильчик прям на тело...

[@vasyl_ykrainetc]

В Европе просто так яму выкопать нельзя. Надо купить разрешение.

[@attentor5027]

Королевский Надзор в бетоне))

[@МихаилЧерепанов-м2ы]

Полный песец!!!у меня на даче из бруса15/15 ,5мин бензопилой а тут ебли на 2 часа!!дурни!!

[@СергейФролов-э4р]

Это точно, у меня тоже из бруса 150*150, и при этом намного безопаснее, чем эта хрень из досок на гвоздях.

[@idadho]

Put the stop blocks further from the edge. If you hit the stop blocks as they are shown with too much momentum, you will tip the ramps over and damage the car and get stuck. The front edge of the tire should be stopped back at least 4 to 6 inches.

[@6h471]

Mark G My thoughts as well. I would have put the stop blocks about 6 inches further to the rear, and probably made the top of the ramp a bit longer. Other than that, these are actually much safer and stronger than most of the cheapy metal or plastic ramps, although a bit heavier.

[@mjenx86]

Also those stop plates are eventually going to fall off. Every time the tires bump into them it pushes the stop block out and pulls on the nails. Not a good design there.

[@idadho]

@@mjenx86 No. The tire rides over the top and puts minimal forward force, more downward force as the tire tries to climb over the stop. The stop blocks should be across the top and 4 inches from the end. The axle should be about 8 inches from the end or the block will tip forward on braking.

[@sergeykozlov7242]

Nothing special.I made it about 4 years ago from 4 by 4 wood and I could use it even for my sprinter van but they were very heavy. It is not worth it ,really.

[@ЛьоняМатіяш]

Проще взяти брус і просто зрізати його

[@РашитЗамалетдинов]

что было то и использовал

[@noe29933]

I give no credit no measurements etc only that annoying music

[@carlosvaldez385]

Noel Coffey aaz

[@youtubeisbroken241]

J C 🤦‍♂️

[@kingsleykronkk3925]

EVERYTHING is wrong with these ramps .... not one thing is good about them ... and dangerous ... others have said it all.

[@JUREKXXI02]

like a ticket to haeven

[@dumankral8812]

that is not good

[@johnricci4511]

Ramps are inexpensive and in that rare event of a failure, the manufacturer may be liable. Home made...the manufacturer is still liable.

[@crispyspa]

Why would you need to hammer the screws after you screw them in with the screw gun?

[@matthewinga9546]

Glue would have helped. Solid wood throughout the ramp would have helped. Screws would have helped. Painting it red would have made it much safer. This would be fine for a lawnmower. People, don’t do this.

[@Gara-ww5gz]

Не, если основание шире сделать конструкция будет надёжнее, вероятность упасть машине снизится до 20%

[@Ryan_1997]

what the fuck dude... smh are you tryin to have someone killed with that shit??? who fuck would want to make that? buy the time someone purchases all the material, nails, wood, wood glue... theyve already spent the same amount for actual heavy duty steel car ramps. plus they are *WPS APPROVED*

[@СергейТ-ж3м]

А если машина упадет ему на ноги, то протезы уже почти готовы.

[@СергейПетухов-ь4ч]

Ага сразу с колёсиками - красота !!

[@sergeibotsarov1734]

🤣🤣🤣

[@ДАХА47]

А если машина свалится с подъемника,то и протезы не нужны будут!

[@USSR717]

Столько головняка для того что бы достать из под машины упавший болт ? ))))))))

[@islamma8964]

The little wheels are insane clever good thinking bro u may also get the mini van a new clutch

[@GoksellerinTurku]

Ulen bende bişey yapcan sandım. Bu ne böyle sadece arabayı kaldırmak için miydi.

[@Zootalaws]

Terrible design. No glue, no screws - even with that micro-car you can see the wood starting to separate. The angle is too steep - the bumper on this tiny car is rubbing as it approaches and you can see he had to add a small piece of timber as a step because the car was clearly going to push the ramp along, rather than drive up onto it. A nail gun is great for tacking a panel onto a frame, not so good for something subject to multiple forces in different axes. Just an overall poorly-designed item.

[@Sam_T2000]

Mike Thornbury - they’re pretty good if you want to have your skull smashed in tho...

[@milesfong3901]

If you don't use screws, then you are. PS a good adhesive is a good idea also.

[@jetg2059]

Stop trying to reinvent the wheel just go buy ramps there not expensive

[@blueribb99]

Correct Title: Awesome Brilliant !! DIE idea for CARS

[@francisbuil1433]

Oh ! What a brillant Idea ! Incrédible ! Marvelous ! Awesome ! Oh my god ! Pffffffffff...👎

[@bobm7275]

It could use some more though, but at least you left a spot in the back to store your mary jane. Oh and you could buy them cheaper than what you paid for the 2X10's

[@Jerrand]

and safer too! Those look tipsy asf

[@dfailsthemost]

Those tape measure diagonals though

[@TheTomahawk2001]

Not wide enough 10 inch wide is good Much safer 👍🏼😎

[@righthandofthedevil6614]

hardly a hack

[@EngiMeer]

lol you're hardly a hack! o_O ( just kidding! I just couldn't resist!) ;)

[@EngiMeer]

The strength of a 2x (4,6,8,10,12 or whatever) set vertically compressing the grain is unbelievably strong ! I have built 150+ homes in my lifetime and I can assure you that a roof and walls weigh more than his little car..! 1 fairly strong guy or two weak guys could lift the motor out of that car without breaking a sweat! .. I'm sure his design is sufficient! ;) it's more about weight per area and how you can equally distribute the weight, is the key ...! ;) but what do I know? I'm just a retired M.I.T Engineer lulz o_O ..

[@gianmariosassella7090]

righthandofthedevil Aqui

[@izzimichaels2892]

the advantage to "store bought" ramps, is you have someone to sue if they fail and you suffer a loss or injury......you cant sue the lumber yard for the failed wooden ramps. (and did i see you build these without SCREWS?)

[@youtubeisbroken241]

Izzi Michaels you sure did. Those things are nailed together. I wouldn’t trust a Miata on these things

[@Atonement-]

Ya, but if the store bought ones fail, u probably a goner anyway lol (and they do fail! The 3 & 6 ton jack stands this year actually).

[@dfailsthemost]

And that's the story of how a youtube video crushed my arm.

[@Dgvgarage]

I would not go under it even drunk, tight shiny and without glue, if you push for work you can crush them maybe they are full right?

[@johnh1001]

If you make those ramps too steep the spoiler area under the bumper will get damaged or even torn out when the car goes up or down the ramps . The ramp must be long and gentle .

[@francisbarat3908]

John H à

[@artsmart07]

MY dad has a similar pair of these back in the 60's and no doubt they were made many years before we were born . I have also made several pair back in the 80's.. and those who think they are dangerous simply dont understand physics. They will never collapse or tip over ..not in hundred or more years unless you're just stupid or careless about driving onto them way off center. .

[@sttm1283]

a leadpen is way better than an inkpen. more accurate, and shouldnt the nailgun be adjusted to punch in the nails properly so you dont have to use a hammer afterwards?

[@koditips4585]

Or use screws...

[@robertthomas6127]

Markers are used by people who never do exact work. A number of the people making videos here are uncapable and have no knowledge of measuring, marking, cutting, drilling, welding ….. I could go on and on! All they can do is push the button to take pictures/make videos. I would be ashamed to show some of the stuff that some others make here. Rotton wood, rusty steel...just paint over it and present it. We are living in a world today where people do not take pride in what they do.

[@DJdoublevision]

have you ever heard a real nail gun ...they bang ...not a zip noise thats an auto feeder drive ...dry liners use them ...hes only knocking it tighter dont mean i condone this video ....its a big no ...ramps are certified ,the only your certifying doing this is eventually ,your own death !!!

[@christopherbedford9897]

Awesome brilliant! First person to build DIY workshop ramps! And: - - too narrow for safety - stop blocks too close to the end for safety - too steep for the material used - heavier than commercially available. Also probably more expensive and bigger.

[@helmnutter1634]

I made a set and realised what a load of rubbish. I went on to make a second pair what was not as steep only to find that any type of dampness on the tyre's it just slips on the wood on the way up. But on the up side the wood kept my workshop nice and warm ☺

[@erichschmidt9740]

Oh my God, the killer ramps!!!!!!

[@jamesmegill]

Why no glue? Always a great idea with wood. Imho😁

[@DIY.Invented]

Nail and screw is better and more safety

[@adrianmack3]

Glue and screw would be safest, not just nails. That was his point.

[@goldwinger5434]

Yep. Glue and clamp wood.

[@travisthechimp7857]

The nail is the clamp for a glue up of this type.

[@kenrivers9757]

Great idea BUUUTTT.... THE IRON ONES ARE ABOUT 40 BUCKS. I THINK ILL TRUST MY LIFE TO THOSE NOT WOOD....