Jakcloth 2010

Beberapa snapshot dari acara hari ketiga Jakcloth 2010 di Plaza Tenggara Gelora Bung Karno tanggal 5 Desember 2010.

 

Selamat kepada para pemenang.

Sorry kalau fotonya cuman sedikit, tapi tenang aja, beberapa action gw abadikan dalam bentuk video dan sedang dalam proses upload. Rencananya video akan gw taro di http://steinhards.com

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Battle at the Berrics 3: Final - PJ Ladd vs Paul Rodriguez

YOU HAVE TO WATCH THIS FOOTAGE....(so sicckk)

SKATEISTAN: TO LIVE AND SKATE KABUL

Skateistan: To Live And Skate Kabul is a beautifully shot film that
follows the lives of a group of young skateboarders in Afghanistan. Operating against the backdrop of war and bleak prospects, the Skateistan charity project is the world’s first co-educational skateboarding school, where a team of international volunteers work with girls and boys between the ages of 5 and 17, an age group largely untouched by other aid programmes.
BY ORLANDO VON EINSIEDEL
"Disini kita bisa melihat bagaimana skateboarding dapat membantu,menghibur, menemani, bahkan melupakan sejenak teror perang yg dialami anak-anak korban akibat perang".
PEACE FOR ALL (schoolyard)

SKATEISTAN: TO LIVE AND SKATE KABUL from Diesel New Voices on Vimeo.

Piero Nation Competition I

From Piero Nation Skateboarding I (March, 28) at Greenpark, Jakarta

 

 

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TOMANG UNTUK JEMBATAN DAN SKATEFUN!!

wuiha...di tomang ternyata ada spot yang lumayan menarik juga
sory ini pic terakhir di kita dapet ,dicky baox success to olie and backside olie
di court pasar minggu
ini picture eksis buat di tag in,mennya ntaran dulu deh (bisa kali)..haha
going sekarang jadi tukang tambal aspal,,,biasa job sampingan..haha
we are.....

LAPANGAN FOR JUMPS...

Dihari nyepi kita mencoba berfun ria dengan the homies.kita coba bercheckspot ria di lingkungan ucok AKA coky.,,yap bertempat di komplek pertanian ada sebuah lapangan serba guna..emm lumyan juga buat di drop..hehe
come on check this spot!!Ternyata ada 3 sepatu yang sama ....dasar warux erix dong..haha
Pemanasan otak

going and ertiz trying to kick flip..(gapnya lumayan juga euy)

RICKO aka IBOB for puinkskate contest

yap,,beberapa hari yang lalu diadakan acara skatecontect yang bertempat di pademangan,tanjung priok
saya mengambil beberapa PICTURE yang dibantu oleh TORO
check this out...

Puink Skatepark Competition Photos

Share beberapa foto dari lomba di Puink. Berhubung tidak ada split post, jadinya beberapa foto dibuat kecil supaya tidak berat loading page ini. Cheers!

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10 Tricks With Tommy Sandoval

What do you get when you drop a waffle in the sand? No, not a Tommy Sandoval, that's what you get when you draw an oval in the sand. When you drop a waffle in the sand you get a sandy eggo, get it San Diego. And ovals drawn in the sand, and sandy eggos, both apply to this San Diego native, Chula Vista to be exact.

Tommy Sandoval has been turning heads for a few years now. One moment that sticks out is his performance at the 2009 Maloof Money Cup, yeah he finished second in street and everything, but what really sticks out for me is the gap ollie to backside 50-50 across the big wall that he was attempting. To pull it off he would of had to land one of the biggest 50-50 re-entrys I've seen. Not to mention, the gap to 50-50 part, it was pretty damn insane. Everyone was on their feet from Koston to Rowley, and everyone in between. Anyway, here's a 10 Tricks video clip courtesy of www.blackboxdist.com:

10 Skaters Who Changed The Decade: Mark Appleyard

10 Skaters Who Changed The Decade: Paul Rodriguez

Semua pasti masih ingat part ini, part yang mungkin sempat jadi favorit para skaters pada era 2002. Yeah, partnya Paul Rodriquez di Transworld In Bloom.

Bedanya pada video ini, Paul Rodriquez ikut memberi komentar terhadap partnya ini. Dia menceritakan bagaimana dia selama ini bisa menjadi skateboarder yang sangat berpengaruh dalam dunia skateboard kurun waktu 10 tahun terakhir ini, setidak-tidaknya itulah yang dikatakan dalam Transworld edisi Februari 2010.

Cheers!

FOUNDATION welcomes Dan Murphy

Foundation Skateboards would like to give a warm welcome to Dan Murphy who joins our pro team. Head over to the Foundation site to see his welcome video and interview.

How to make a Skateboard Grind Ledge

How to make a Skateboard Grind Ledge

A skateboard grind ledge is easy to build and doesn't take much wood. The this grind ledge is 8' long, 2' wide and a 1' tall.

As with all structures here on DIYskate, you can build this grind ledge any size you want. However, for the material list to be accurate you will need to follow the plans as listed below.

Where to get your Supplies

The wood and hardware can be found at most home improvement stores. Sometimes you can find the steel there as well, I know my local Home Depot carries the coping and threshold material.

If not, check the phone book. Look up Steel, Steel Yards, Steel Fabricators, Scrap Steel & anything else with Steel in the title.

If this ramp is going to stay outside, it needs to be protected from the elements. A good place to start is with pressure treated lumber, paint and a tarp. You may want to invest in a composite material for the surface too. Such as Skate Lite or Ramp Armor.

Be extra careful when working with treated lumber though, the chemicals used to treat the wood contain a poisonous pesticide.

Framing the bottom

Gather your materials. Start with the 2×4's. Cut twelve pieces at 1'-9 in length (you will get four out of each 8' long 2×4). Set them aside. Cut six pieces at 1'-0, these determine the height of the grind ledge. Below is a cut list referencing what else you will need and it's size.

Material Cut List
Lumber Qty. Type Size 4 • 2×4 18'-0 12 • 2×4 1'-9 6 • 2×4 1'-0	Plywood Qty. Type Size 1 • 3/4" Ply 1'-0 3/4 × 8'-0 1 • 3/4" Ply 1'-0 × 8'-0	Steel Qty. Type Size 1 • 2×2×1/4" Angle 8'-0

Framing the Bottom

Now build the bottom of the box to look like this below.

You will use the last two 2×4's at 8'-0 for the sides and three of the 1'-9 pieces for the framing. The one in the middle is centered.

You should pre-drill the screw locations near the ends with a 1/16" drill bit to keep them from splitting.

Framing the Top

Build the top of the grind ledge to look like this. Using two of the uncut 2×4's for the sides and nine of the 1'-9 pieces placed every 1'-0 on center as shown. If your trying to make the box lighter, you can use only five of the 1'-9 long pieces here. Just remember, these are what hold the top up. If you plan on skating the crap out of this box, nine might be a better option.

Attaching the Sides

Attach the six pieces that are 1'-0 in length to the bottom of the box like shown here. Put four screws in each piece, two through each side.

Attaching the top

Place the top on the newly attached sides. This is much easier if you flip the bottom over or lay it on its side. Put four screws in each just like the bottom. Make sure the ledge is square. If you don't the box will rock on the ground like a wobbly table.

Attaching the Plywood

Your done framing the box. Now you want to attach the plywood as shown in the picture. Cut the top layer 2'-0 wide and the side plywood at 1-0 3/4". If you changed the height of the box just cut the side plywood 3/4" taller than your box so you can cover the top sheet of plywood.

Attaching the Coping

Place the angle iron on the edge of box like shown. Drill a 3/16" hole on each end on both sides where shown. The top and bottom dimensions are offset so the screws won't hit each other. On a box this length you need to place a couple more screws about 2'-6 apart on each side.

Once drilled, countersink each by using the 3/8" drill bit to drill down just enough so the screw heads are flush with the coping. This will keep your trucks and board from hitting them when you grind or slide.

Skate it

Congratulations, you have just finished building a solid skateboard grind ledge that will last. Give it some paint and stickers then it's time to get your kickflip backside smiths on lock. Good luck. (source from DIYSKATES.COM)