u/Bushido79

Hi All. Yesterday, I picked up a used ramp. 6 weeks ago I started skating after a 27 year break. This ramp is 3' high. I've not measured the radius yet.

The flat is 8'x8' and I'm toying with the idea of putting smaller transitions on the sides of the flat. So, the flat would serve two ramps. The new ramps would be even shorter. I have little kids and several adult friends in their 30s and 40s that I'd like to encourage to get back into skating or to start. I think a smaller ramp would be useful. With the 8' flat, how small can I go on the transition to make it still enjoyable?

Hi all. I recently started working for a municipal swimming pool and the diving board stand is a hot mess. Under the board is a heavy duty tray that has rust flaking and bubbling. I imagine a lot of chlorinated water sat on this over the years. Under the flaky rust bubbles, I belive is a lot of good metal. Does this look like something a professional sand blasting/ powder coaster should be able to salvage?