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[@lovelife1070]

For al the people hating , you guys realise there are people who dont have money or a store nearby, to buy something they probly only gonna use 1 time. Its a good easy diy that you can use as firewood when its done.

[@joethrailkill1475]

I built a set of these in 1960. My patent royalties were lost in the mail.

[@GrnXnham]

The thumbnail caught my eye when I noticed that these ramps are nearly identical to the ones I made myself about a year ago. About the only difference is that I haven't put castors on mine. I made my own SAFE ramps after my full size truck crushed my store-bought ramps despite the ramps supposedly being able to support the weight. No way solid wood is getting crushed. The only drawback is that they are heavy. And everyone here keeps making the comment.."Why not just go out and buy some ramps?" Answer..."Because they suck!"

[@rickykraus7450]

I made a set of ramps like this around 15 years ago. I didn’t have any low profile ramps and some left over 1x12’s.

[@jdilksjr]

@Ryan Hogan If you would drive past the end of these, you would also drive off the end of store bought ramps.

[@jeanpanaccio4484]

Casters not castors!

[@izzydizzy1115]

I made a similar set from scraps I had left over from a construction project. Mine are taller and I put rubber pads on the very bottom board so they don't slip on concrete floor when driving up on them. Very stable and it was a fun project. I do like the idea of wheels to move them around. I'll probably add them to mine. Cheers!

[@conway7812]

Wow great idea. To all the people adding negative comments I guess your dads didn’t shoot a video 40 years ago to let us dummies in on the secret. I’ve been pricing racing ramps for my low clearance mustang and every one wants a lot more than $40 bucks.

[@waynesmith9765]

So you invented these ramp in 2019. I've had a set just like them for over 30 years.

[@paulkanyoka9604]

I think that vertical board should be strong or reinforced so as to act as a stopper too.. Not everyone has the skill and technique to stop the car before it breaks that board

[@dancahill9122]

As far as not having the skill to stop............break the board and run of the end onto the frame a time or two and I guarontee the driver will learn, real quick like ! ! 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@robertheinkel6225]

I built a similar set of ramps about 30 years ago, but made mine with removable ramps. Much more versatile. Years later during Desert Storm, I had to change the nose gear tires on the KC-135 aircraft, without the proper nose gear jack. I built another set of ramps using 2 x12s, without the removable ramps. We towed the aircraft up on the ramps, then used the Main landing gear Jack on the nose gear. By putting the plane on ramps, it raised the nose tires enough to to get the MLG Jack between the tires. We ended up changing several tires using the ramps. When you have an aircraft weighing in at over 144,000 pounds, you do what you go to do to get the job done!

[@VolkanTaninmis]

@fartpoobox ohyeah nice point.

[@josephatnip2398]

car ramps congratulations you're only about a hundred years behind

[@Naughty_Squad]

Funny or not but i have metal ramps and they scratch my bumper every time because the car is lowered this is not a bad optin and it definitely won't slide forward when you trying to get that heavy thing to crawl up.

[@dustincochran2700]

@@Naughty_Squad Easy solution for you. My car is also lowered and the parking platform on the ramps will not fit under my front end, it's higher than the bottom of the bumper. Determine the angle of your ramps, in my case it was 17 degrees. Measure how much length you need to prevent contact, 2 feet will probably suffice. Using a 2x6 (or 2x8 if your ramps are wide enough), cut the edge of the board corresponding to your ramp's angle. It should sit perfectly on the ramp with no gap. This extends the ramps and will lift your car 1.5" higher. If you need more, use 2 boards. Make this even better by counter sinking a couple bolts on each board that will drop through the existing holes on your ramps, essentially making keeper pins. RWD cars have a tendency to push the ramps on polished concrete. The bolts will prevent this. Works great.

[@Naughty_Squad]

@@dustincochran2700 i use couple of 2x4rs. That's why i liked this idea once you make it it will work for years..

[@jasonb4738]

@@Naughty_Squad so buy lowrider ramps. Mine hit the back wheels before the car is all the way on it. Its cheaper to buy ramps than buying the materials.

[@reubendobbs8011]

I think the romans used the same thing to change the oil on the chariots! Lol 😂

[@babyboymoen2464]

I cant believe somebody called this amazing. I cant believe i watched the whole thing.

[@dancahill9122]

To anyone other than Americans it is amazing. i.e. foreigners, Mexicans, ect, ect.

[@Doctorwankinstein.]

This is many things..... amazing is not one of them!!!

[@dustinlerch9272]

I can’t believe you commented on a year old video.

[@Doctorwankinstein.]

@@dustinlerch9272 I'll watch and comment whenever I like!!!

[@BATTLESCARS75]

I can't believe those knee skates... ridiculous ha

[@kenallen512]

Replace the revolving wheels with fixed (non revolving) wheels, it will move forward much more easily.

[@jeffnarum1373]

Second that. They would go from push to pull way easier.

[@cherylmedeiros6287]

What6the purpose of the wheels? To move this contraption?

[@Larry-Hi]

Great idea, make sure to block the rear wheels for safety.

[@tOmMarzig]

For the price and the weight of the wood, I'm happy with the polymer ramps I bought 15 years ago and they still work great

[@jasoncoleman6378]

I thought the video in the beginning, was a promo for the cordless dewalt miter saw 😄

[@jimpie231]

Great idea, my Dad made some like yours, however, they were too heavy, as are yours. Over the years I bought 2 sets of metal ramps, and broke both sets, damaged the plastic parts on the car, etc. The ones I made are shorter and use 4x4’s and studs, they’re lighter and shorter. I’ve been using them for 25+ years! I use them for oil changes, inspections, and changing parts that will be easy to access! Jim

[@jimpie231]

Wooden ramps don’t break, and are very forgiving......

[@edromero6352]

Thanks for the refreshment I’m sure lot of people have never thought of this personal I think these are better the $30plus cheap ramps this are not going to fail

[@kennethpayne9694]

wow that's amazing they are just like the ones i made 40 years ago

[@rig_ekb]

А я брус 150*150 взял, сделал пропил и прикрутил в наклон доску, норм получилось

[@peaeye3467]

Those must be those new safety flip flops I’ve been hearing about. Perfect for carpentry work and pretty much any work with power tools. 😆

[@sisyphussapprentice8976]

There are some very brave bunnies out there.

[@southernman5839]

My Dad made a set of ramps years ago. He sandwiched his together on the sides bolted with rods and nuts all counter sunk. He cut the slope you drive up on . Wood is heavier but there’s no danger of the wood collapsing under that weight. Nice job on your ramps!

[@dangol6848]

Just mind blowing. Never been done before.

[@NuvoVision]

😂😂😂😂

[@carlosruano75]

😂😂🤣😂🤣😂😂

[@Sonic-sh2vh]

Yes one of the greatest engineering achievements of the modern age. It’s mind blowing that this concept has never been realized.

[@toobad9946]

@@Sonic-sh2vh Someone will just steal this idea and make some out of steel or plastic or something!

[@dancahill9122]

Except maybe 10 or 20,000 times.😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊

[@iowaudioreviews]

Must be a city boy. We been doin this on farms in the midwest for 100 years.

[@kllgrogto5838]

Ramps to service chickens farm boy? Tractors and pickup trucks don't need ramps.

[@iowaudioreviews]

@@kllgrogto5838 Wow a beastiality joke about farmers, classic. Farmers have cars and vans as well.

[@dannyixoye262]

@@kllgrogto5838 Question, this may cause you to be butt hurt, but were you born ignorant of did you got to a liberal arts college and take classes...

[@mistermikeanson]

Chock the rear wheels!!!!! Don't rely on the parking brake when you are underneath.

[@sleepinglioness5754]

Agree. This is very important.

[@dough9512]

@Matter Do Obvious.

[@krg038]

I built 4. 1 board lower. One set front/back. Front set 1 board less. Most cars need the oil pan plug more down in the front to allow drain pan draining. Up in the front only allows for 1 quart old oil to be left. Also added L Brackets to the vertical and top board. Very stable for my big non lifted van and truck

[@ron5935]

I built mine in 1972 and still use them today in 2020. Lets see 4 times per year x 2 cars = 8 x 50 years = 400 oil changes + other repairs. Strange things breaking on my cars is a problem that went away 50 years ago. My 2004 Buick has NEVER seen a garage. I share the ramps with my son now.

[@richardwallinger1683]

nice video . I use a throw away piece of cardboard for lying on .. easier slide at 75 years not so young mechanic .I fabricated two trolley jack fixtures to jack up my Citroen C6..

[@criqdekuyper9259]

Bought a set of prefab ones for less than the cost of the wood and nails. Saved 10:51 too.

[@martybaker9765]

Or just spend 30 bucks on a set of light weight ramps.

[@charlesmcdowell3984]

@Mr Blimp and the 40 dollar pos you buy wont hold up as long as these. Lazy.

[@alexcastor7792]

Most of the ramps sold in stores are too steep - low-riding cars would scrape and damage the bottom of the front bumper. This self-made one can be made with any angle you want. Great idea!

[@DankDadReviews]

Ramps are actually cheaper then the lumber and hardware to make these.

[@barrellcooper6490]

@@alexcastor7792 I had problems with ramps and jacks not fitting under the air damn. I found low profile ramps that work. Just saying wasn't that hard to find low profile ramps.

[@kiyosenl.3889]

@@charlesmcdowell3984 as far as ive ever seen they do hold up a really long time, in fact plastic doesnt rot but wood does. The metal ones will rust i guess but it would likely take longer than it would for these to rot, so yeah. Not really worth the time to make these

[@ArchGBUStanton]

Wow, took for ever but at least I got to hear Darth Vader breathing for awhile.

[@tomharner83]

Loose the swivel casters... Switch to straight casters... They'll be much less of a pain in the ass.

[@user-oe1mb9hu9i]

Lucky the ramps weren't his idea then isn't it, or else we'd have something else.

[@jaypreddy8185]

Amazing! I made a set just like this (no wheels) 25 years ago.

[@carlomezzatesta4659]

That idea has been around for 2.5 Thousand Years how do you think they built the pyramids and Stonehenge

[@goodjah8946]

The most interesting about this upload was the "knee carts" since I never seen those before... Fun fact(that really says more about me than anything else), but I was seriously wondering how those small wheels where going to support the weight of the car! Haha! This since I really saw an application for the thing..like drive onto and then be able to ajust the cars position sideways which could be of use in a small garage/shop...now I just feel plain stupid;-)

[@subbernh5192]

You can buy what you're talking about. The they're made of steel and I believe around $80/pr. Think they're also used for moving ATVs and snow machines-a bit less costly

[@robertawhitfield2414]

Great job 👍...Now add you some straps where you can pull & push your ramps 👍!!!

[@ibrahimhaydar7062]

Hello pro You must concave the top end with a protrusion to hold the tires in place after climbing to ensure the truck does not slip. Have a good job ... New ideas come only after the prototype.

[@donaldmoore6327]

Amazing !! how did you think of that .. so much easier than carving them from a block of stone ....

[@mikej6544]

Your head is a block of stone

[@davee6161]

10:51 seconds that I'll never get back. My grandpa made a set of those back in the 40's that I still use. Seriously video could have been about 30 seconds long.

[@cesaralvarez5982]

The funny thing is you can buy these for a fraction of the cost of the wood, no labor, and already finished.

[@StupidEarthlings]

@@cesaralvarez5982 i came here to say the same thing. Thats KZbin, ya win some, ya lose some.. seem to be losing alot these days.

[@scottgaston742]

Amen brother

[@randybethune5854]

You watched for 10 minutes?

[@davee6161]

@@randybethune5854Shit, I'm busted.😅 Actually no, I fast forwarded thru most of it.

[@marioalvarado3284]

Thanks so much for sharing your idea man, I appreciate it! Hello from SF California.

[@robertwalsh5461]

This amazing new invention has been around for more than five decades. Don’t get me wrong, they are cool enough also way, WAY OVERBUILT but there is nothing new or amazing about them...

[@frikkiesmit327]

Your comment is 5months old and mine like few seconds..... and the invention 5 decades plus 🤣

[@miroslavjuicebag]

I like the stepped design, I'm always a little nervous driving up my continuous incline ramps.

[@Twelvestar64]

I made almost the identical thing about 23 years ago. I used 2" × 12"

[@chilidog73]

Those are amazing! Like the 8th wonder of the world!

[@ericschneider7554]

If the purpose of the vertical piece is to stop the vehicle from driving forward too far, then I would suggest a design mod. Those horizontal fasteners will pull out under the load of a vehicle. Put a couple more horizontal pieces at the end of the ramp and install fasteners vertically. The sheer strength will be a lot higher than the withdrawal force your currently counting on.

[@vprn95]

Also, will the hammer action of the drill ( seems to be the norm now) effect the tensile strength.?

[@ericschneider7554]

@@vprn95 use of an impact driver in soft wood such as these 2x won't weaken good fasteners. However, one can definitely weaken or break screws made of aluminum or long drywall screws.

[@BlackwaterDSM]

Absolutely AMAZING way to waste $40 in wood instead of buying some plastic, 6,000 lb rated, PLASTIC “Rhino” ramps that weigh half as much and can be carried by a 6 year old. Way to go genius. 🙄

[@curtiswarner5880]

That's what l was thinking! He drives a Mercedes and can't afford a twenty dollar set of ramps

[@davidronquille7175]

Apparently he likes rolley things with those knee pads. Guess he really needed the wheels on the forty pounds of lumber though

[@JohnMiller-cd2cd]

Why 10 minutes?

[@3982snyd]

Or just buy a floor jack for same price as lumber..... Lol

[@CarolineLeinster]

We need to evolve beyond plastic .....

[@the_Conor]

Доски у меня уже есть, осталось мерседес найти для моих досок.

[@curtisgeorge1566]

An engineering marvel.

[@jakee8704]

Used ta have ta make these ramps for our flatbed tow trucks 👍👍 Well done

[@ln5423]

Missing some back wheel block chocks. So the car doesn’t accidentally roll back and crush you.

[@brynjolfureinarsson6038]

That is how do it

[@MarzNet256]

I like the big stop at the end of the ramps. You won't drive over them and possibly damage vehicle.

[@franciscopino7552]

Oh,yesss! Great stoppers, whats 900 kg for such a strong piece?

[@user-xs5fj3ms2l]

I made my own years ago. I think mine were better. I used 4 2x10 boards and cur a 25- 30° angle, then put another board on top. It worked fine

[@dekurvajo]

Nice invention! If you did not found a name yet i have a totally fresh idea: "ramp"

[@waynesmith9765]

But be careful that someone doesn't steal the idea and sell them at wall-mart as ramps.

[@More-Space-In-Ear]

I would advise you to place a block under the back wheels next time you do this, your up a hill and it’s quite easy for the van to roll back...

[@charlesmaverick-im8nd]

Boa ideia! Forte, confiável, estável, simples! Muito bom! Parabéns!

[@fabfabber]

I bought a pair of composite Rhino ramps at Auto Zone rated for 12K lbs about 15years ago for about $28. They even have a rubber foot on the end to prevent sliding. Strong and not heavy.

[@randyharritan7252]

Thanks for showing us how to cut an angle in slow motion

[@johnklenzak1001]

I built my ramps out of 4 x 4 back in the 1970s to change oil and grease the car and my truck. My son bought me a metal set in the 1990s.

[@necurrence1776]

It's a good design and I have just enough left over wood to build these. Don't need plastic nor welded. For me, the stopper will probably be sitting horizontally just as the rest of the planks, two small pieces on top of each other. Because my front bumper seems lower. But yes, as a mechanical engineer I congratulate this idea 👍

[@meno_a7571]

Am I the only one whom wanted see what the little wheels would do? 🥊🤣

[@artnalex]

6:52

[@demarrmelton6348]

I made 2 sets about 10 years ago. 2x12's. Singles for the front. Duals for the rear. I used to do commercial vechile repairs.

[@catlady8324]

Casters instead of non turning wheels makes it worse.

[@MrGenaGer]

I was about to say that. Swivels not for this application

[@reubendobbs8011]

Yes old hat, should use glue as well as screws.

[@vasilestanciu2032]

More cheaper plastic ramps than wood 200mm and safer

[@timhorton6485]

Well that was 11 minutes ill never get back.

[@angelocollins3372]

Yes me to but glad I am still here why do people come on here making something that cost more than just going buy it at store cheaper

[@miguelvalencia2528]

Well, 5 minutes for me, I watched at 2X speed.

[@angelocollins3372]

@Matter Do I am gonna see will building these Monday and see then I am always grown enough to I am wrong

[@user-ck6vu5ix2j]

Всё гениальное просто 🙂👍

[@NAls-zm4fm]

Well done, great video and right to the point. Would you please share the length of the wood for each layer?

[@leonvdm]

Come on. A little imagination and brain and you can do that yourself.

[@stace5676]

And every chance you might get them evenly spaced unlike the ones in vid.

[@charliedee9276]

Go to a bicycle shop and get a couple boxes the bikes come in. The large panels of each side are perfect for laying on, much better than the carpet. Doesn't wrinkle, easy to slide on and when the bolt or socket falls it is much easier to find.

[@udavidism]

If you are not going to use a creeper under a car then use a large piece of cardboard, you can slide easily on it. Great ramps, not amazing at all.

[@SuperGlen100]

Nice idea, although being as my workspace is limited, I have the metal type of ramps the nestle together

[@kreynolds1123]

Nice, but always put some chock blocks behind the rear wheels. You might not always need them but you should be in the habit, so you don't end up forgeting to use them the very time you needed them and didn't.

[@medicalnegligence]

Very nice. I would suggest blocking the rear tires.

[@Stukarakuda]

Excelente, al alcance de todos. No confío en las de plástico, es tu vida la que estará debajo. Prefiero algo sólido como la madera 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻. Gracias!

[@albertmaudet]

Merci, Bon tuto ! cependant , je ne voie pas l'utilité des roulettes articulées et avec freins , je pense que des roulettes fixe feraient l'affaire pour moins cher .👍

[@navigator8722]

Front or rear wheel drive? It can make a difference, pushing away the ramps.

[@vitamix2011]

Теперь еще лежак на роликах надо сделать, чтобы не корячится каждый раз, залезая под машину.

[@sd90mac61]

That is a nice set of ramps you've created, these sobs now a days aren't low enough to start up, and they're made out of plastic, and you can't drive up on them on concrete as they'll run away from you as you drive up, that pisses me off!!!!!! Your I vention is superburb, (THE BEST)!!💯👍. THANKS for sharing this with me 😉✌️👍

[@bobprins2324]

One 2x12x8' and a 8x8x16 cement block cut in half works much better. A piece of 2x4 for a wheel stop at the top. Lot easier to store too, and a lot less $$$$ spent !!!!

[@nathanbranham7384]

Why not alternate the 45 and 90 degree cuts to save the excess wood?

[@superglide6680]

My thoughts exactly.

[@AlymerKiteboy]

Why make the angled cuts at all? They serve no purpose whatsoever given the diameter of a car tire! The tire will only contact the top edge, not the angled face. 😂 Also, why use swivel castors? Fixed ones would work better and not wobble!

[@billgeitz7233]

Всё гениальное просто! All ingenious simple!

[@davewomack723]

You spent more on lumber and casters then it takes to buy ramps at a auto parts store .

[@elvismanrocks]

That's what I was thinking! and you need all the tools to build those.

[@rideyourbikent]

Quite a nice idea but when you consider that for most of the time work done on cars or vans is the oil change , discs and pads its not ideal for oil changing as this is better with it level but it does give good access the an undertray and sump nut however you cant get the wheels off for servicing the brakes.

[@elvismanrocks]

Very nice buddy! but these days you buy plastic ramps they last forever very lightweight way safer no steps and you can get them in special for under $50.00 so all that work it's just not worth but the idea is good.

[@edlewi4188]

Nice ramps but it's still always a good idea to put some stands under car while your under it.

[@sbenc]

Great idea, I need something like that, and have some timber at home for this. Thanks

[@pauljukov681]

Какого у него только инструмента нет, что бы несколько досточек сколотить😂

[@user-rj1nc7zd5j]

Разве наличие инструмента это плохо?

[@pauljukov681]

@@user-rj1nc7zd5j конечно хорошо

[@jakee8704]

Could always undo the vertical board and add a longer one the the bottom of the horizontals then re attach the vertical for that extra inch and half. 😁

[@wizeguy9004]

I feel like I wasted 10 minutes of my time

[@macman9689]

you probably waste more time a day doing unproductive dumb shit

[@jtauscher]

Next time try 1.5 speed 😅

[@markw1263]

Glad I fast forwarded to end

[@adamyelle4901]

Amazing...

[@nodesenvainessinrazon]

Thanks for to advice. This video could take three minutes.

[@arthurzettel6618]

My dad mad ramps like that back in the 1960s. Ain't nothin new. But then again what's old is new again.

[@mijalic1]

Genius. Thank you for your time and effort to make this video and share your knowledge with us. Greetings from Croatia.

[@trustme7731]

Lets see, $75 in material and 3 hours of my time or $20 for garage sale steel ramps. hmm

[@Hambone571]

My thoughts exactly......

[@MrJohnestall]

Drive up car ramp ! I had these 30 years ago

[@Wayne--O]

He should do a 3 hour video of 15 slow motion miter cuts..

[@stace5676]

And instead of of wasting the off cut from the mitre cut you cut the mitre first and flip the plank for the next end.

[@mikecape5726]

Can buy ramps at Sears cheaper then you can buy the lumber and casters.

[@arturobacang4783]

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[@Tim921]

The most UNAMAZING thing I have ever seen. I make a set of these when I was a teenager back in the 70s.

[@tatert.v.9908]

as rumor has it he is still using his Dewalt miter saw to this day!!!!!

[@shingabiss]

Nice, simple and sturdy!

[@ffas23]

Does anyone know what the cost is to build a pair of these Wood Car Ramps today in 2024 is with the price of Wood these days. Just curious. I have had Heavy Duty Metal Car Ramps for years and they have done the trick but for low profile cars of today this is a real consideration.

[@juniorjohnson9509]

Sorry, but you cannot claim the "invention" of something that has been already made by the hundreds for decades already.

[@mm-mk7ew]

the invention is to number the boards so that they can be stacked correctly 😂

[@alo42d]

Most excellent diy. I love the way the there is no way for them to cave in when the car is on top

[@richardturk7162]

I have made several sets of those over the last 50 years. He used the wrong kind of casters on there but no huge deal. Sounds like his car is about to toss a rod thru the block so he will need those ramps. I love when people make things thinking they are the first one to come up with the idea only to find out the idea is 100 years older than they are.

[@hoffmanshaven]

Pretty slick ramps. Headed to the home Depot to see how much wood is.

[@stanleyadamson912]

Dude better get this invention patented this is the future.