There needs to be an Austin builds spots reoccurring segment from Thrasher. Make this happen

@totaled_camry

2 жыл бұрын

yeah i would watch as many of these as thrasher is willing to put out, this is sick

@btc-rat520

2 жыл бұрын

Agreed

@WARDADDY240

2 жыл бұрын

There used to be a badass spot off manor rd called the alien pod i believe they tore it down though

@WARDADDY240

2 жыл бұрын

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@surfizzy

2 жыл бұрын

Yesssss

I'd watch a show about fixing skate spots

@stevenheberling2451

2 жыл бұрын

Id really like a how to series of building spots

@ZackDowdy

2 жыл бұрын

@@stevenheberling2451 Got you!

@DrLoudPacks

2 жыл бұрын

Built to Shred on Fuel TV was similar to what you’re asking for

@HyperSlayer72

2 жыл бұрын

Phenomenal idea.

@humanothumqn659

2 жыл бұрын

@@DrLoudPacks I miss that show. That and American Misfits

Thanks for sharing boys, more “how to”s should be done in the future so the kids can keep the DIY streets alive

@iancoervanovite

2 жыл бұрын

BIG facts

Add concrete adhesive with a brush or a rag to the original surface for a better bond really helps with the thinner coats of ardex bonding too.

@patrickbyrne5070

2 жыл бұрын

Bout how long would it take for this size of quarter to dry ya think?

@nickrnmaui

2 жыл бұрын

@@patrickbyrne5070 depends on the water content. They "dry pack" the first load of material. It doesn't have much water. By the time they are top coating it it's almost dry. The ardex dries fast. Less than an hour. Ideally give it a day. But in an couple hours you could ride it. Cement-all dries super fast like minutes. It works great. But it's prone to cracking. If you started at 9am. You would be done by 10:30. And skating it by 1 ish. Depending on weather and direct sunlight. If you don't use"fill" and it's a thicc boi its gonna take your longer Just come back the next day. Cheers

@patrickbyrne5070

2 жыл бұрын

Cheers dude!

AUSTIN rules!! Get out there, and do your thing. Love it.

Love anything DIY! Make this into a series. Keep the heat coming!👊🔥🤘

Im skating in Ardex branded tshirts, now i feel the connection with skate culture for sure

That "old" deck looks like a new one 🥲

Yoooo I met this guy on a plane ride to Oregon, such a down to earth homie man 💪🏽

Shout out homie Mike K in San Diego for teaching me how do this. This is a sick ass video idea.

@patrickbyrne5070

2 жыл бұрын

How long would something this size take to dry? A day or two?

@raramcgee4982

2 жыл бұрын

@@patrickbyrne5070 give it a solid 2-3 days of sun. Play it safe at 5

Amazing! Automatically one of my favorite series

Love the videos 📹 appreciate the skate perspective of working with cement and rebuilding spots

Make this a recurring series so I can keep watching this and Skateline on my lunch breaks while I dream of being in the streets 🔥

do a fixin up spots series

Passing on the knowledge

This is a very good series

Me n my pops fixed this up over 5 yrs ago!

Dope. Looking forward to this series!!

This was incredible! Would love more of these!

love diy series! keep them coming! boxes rails, skate spots,

thissss should be a seriesssss

Keep up this series Thrasher!

I love this video and the idea of having the kids build it themselves with the homies and just having a good time

Probably the best video I have ever seen.

DIY skate needs way more coverage !!! Love this.

Actually looks perfect

Please do a series on this, but you could also do wooden boxes and wood quaterpipes i reckon that would be pretty cool

Amazing format!

We need more of this thrasher. Don't stop buildin kids.

This is awesome! Well done 👏🏼

Skateboarding is a really fun hobby

@lilyolk299

2 жыл бұрын

BRUH IT AINT A HOBBY ITS A PROFESSIONAL SPORTY WAY OF LIFE BRO

@claysoggyfries

2 жыл бұрын

@@lilyolk299 Yeah you’re right 😂

This reminds me of that spitfire ad like 10 years ago they made some crazy obstacle with parking curbs

A few years into my own backyard bowl-ish deal with pool coping, some homemade coping…and helping a lot on a large public/community DIY (and being fortunate to get help from park builders here and there)…I just wanted to give the MOST positive feedback to you guys. First of all- before I say these vids are targeted to people new to DIY stuff…can’t emphasize enough that the BEST OF THE BEST will ALWAYS be learning one way or another. Example, I got some ideas on repairs and using some finishing products above and beyond our Portland-heavy concrete mix. Didn’t use Ardex but replaced the broken joints between our coping with epoxy…and then sealed every crack I could find on our “slingshot” pocket. I used an already “wet” product for both. MOST important: I’m learning new ways to DESCRIBE the process to people wanting to learn. ie float with whatever wood you can find instead of needing expensive tools. Most of us who have been doing this for a couple years have bought proper tools…but I wish when I started I would have been introduced to these concepts. Also the way he describes the order of finish is right on the money! Thanks y’all doing a good public service

Killer video I like the resourcefulness

A Thrasher DIY sub channel seems like an amazing watch, 30 minute episodes of just watching nasty DIY build and restorations.

hell yeah!!!! keep em coming! Fabi rips

oohh fuuck yes that shit looked hella smooth. practice practice practice

Really good watch! Keep it up!

this was well done

Seriously - this guy is on point. Imagine the stuff he passes on to his kids too.. this is work ethic. this is getting stuff done. life skills. skateboarding is full of trying and failures, with a few little successes, and I reckon this guy is all about that.. putting in the hard yards.

this was so good

We just lost our diy... cops are patrolling the spot heavy giving tickets for trespassing. Glad to see this vid to improve on the next spot! 🤘

That monster logo saddens me a lot ... way more than it should ...

Definitely do more videos like this!

Please continue this series

WE NEED MOAR. (making diys here in east bay as we speak)

cool video use the deck for smoothed the concrete is a big idea !

Really helpful!

Most important step is to clean and prep the surface of what your are applying the concrete to. Give it a good power wash to get the grime off. Add some bonding agent and some tapcons to the existing concrete to get it to bond together.

0:55 I've watched this multiple times and never noticed dude walking down stairs in the background 😆

Nice build!

We need more videos like these

Hardx is the way to go!!! I always wondered why people used bondo! It never lasted

What kind of Ardex do they use?

@Bricatao

2 жыл бұрын

I really like to know it too.. i need it for my diy but there are 3000 types of it!!

makes me think of built to shred. i loved that show

Yes!

Very nice yes

This host is great do more with him

I will go make one now. thank you

Wish yall wld have went into more detail about the Ardex and what kind to use! I used to use the orange label thinset to patch my ramp but wish I wld have known about the twp! I have also used some mapei stuff but never know what's best!

Reminds me of the ole Jeff King show built to shred

@sourmouse4199

2 жыл бұрын

I miss that show

Finally someone saying stop using bondo! Quickrete can even be skateable within an hr and easily smoothed to a better finish then bondo and last way longer

Please do more of these

That ardex thing sounds rad, fishtails and sweeteners are now possible

Thank you!!! As a pro concreter I'm going to make a quarter pipe bin the yard for me and my son's ❤️

Skater & builder 👍👍👍

That was dope

I want to see more of this

Katsu on the barrier for the heads at 1:07

hell yeah

Pls make more video's of this!

Awesome how to! Thank you. What kind of Ardex do you use? There r so many... Thnx.

@Bricatao

2 жыл бұрын

I really like to know it too.. i need it for my diy but there are 3000 types of it!! did u discover it?

Katsu in the cut 🤙🤙

THIS IS FYEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE

Nice bro

so sick

Damn this was sick

Is ardex good for filling cracks in like you would with bondo?

I love you bro

Fabi really coming into that barrier mastery

Adding to the chorus of "make this a regular series!'

Were trying to get the diy game up in st pete

KATSU spotting!

Needed this. There's a disgusting quarter pipe at my local that's in desperate need of repair. I know a dude that slammed on it and broke his feet

together with the coolies to build the country

I see that ardex provides different types of products. Which exactly is your suggestion?

@Bricatao

2 жыл бұрын

I really like to know it too.. i need it for my diy but there are 3000 types of it!! I'm spamming all the comments that ask it xD did u discover it?

Where do you get ardex?!

No replies yet to the question about what specific Ardex product is recommended? Also Ardex might not be available worldwide so even some basic explanation of what it is would help. Very helpful to know to stop using Bondo but would help to know more what to use instead thanks!

@Bricatao

2 жыл бұрын

I really like to know it too.. i need it for my diy but there are 3000 types of it!! did u discover it?

@Espresso_Breath

Жыл бұрын

late reply, but the bag he is holding is ARDEX TWP (tilt wall patch) hope that helps

Those are our guys

The dream team and some concret fuk'n let's go streeeeetbooo

dope

pleas elet this be a series please let this be a series

1:05 "you don't want one of your homies sitting on the side getting wasted" No you want ALL the homies getting wasted together and working together to build a rad spot... so y'all can keep coming back to skate and get wasted together 💜

@Residual.Selfimage

2 жыл бұрын

those crushed beer cans are good filler

If they made a shirt with that intros “thrasher” I would buy it

Which Ardex product is that? F5? A46?

Can someone tell me what Ardex would be in german/toolmarkets?

This is awesome! Question…I am trying to connect two parking blocks at my local shop to make one long slappy ledge. I’ve connected them with bondo, but they broke apart pretty quick. The main issue is that the ends of the block aren’t vertical, they’re angled slightly. So there ends up being this big gap that has to be filled. Any recommendations from other DIY folks out there? Thx!

@ComicusFreemanius

2 жыл бұрын

same concept fill the gap with fill and use concrete

@pokeskater99

2 жыл бұрын

Just do better

@russdee333

2 жыл бұрын

Bond the two parking blocks together with anchoring epoxy. (comes in a caulk tube) you can find it a your local lumber yard or big box store. You can also use it to fill the void between the two blocks and it grinds and sands down super smooth.

@Residual.Selfimage

2 жыл бұрын

I did this with cement mix. Duct taped the sides and filled in the gaps, then smoothed the top and angled sides. It chunked out a tiny bit but still grinded thru perfect until the landlord came n tore it out. I had four of them connected. I also added concrete adhesive to the cement mix and painted it on the sides of the ends of the blocks before pouring the cement in. Make sure before anything that you use construction adhesive and maybe even mortar/cement to set the blocks in place!

he needs his own article

🔥🔥

Okay thrasher, I see you.