That back wall looks like a blank canvas for a a mural/logo. Love the engineering and quality of this, great job man.

I have a serious case of garage envy at the moment.

looks sick. Love how you built the loft and ramp before even adding walls around your toilet!

120 hours of work put into a video 32 mins. That's why the video feels so high quality. Keep it up. You are definitely inspiring me!

Bro that ain’t no garage that’s like a whole house

32 minute video? You think I got time to watch all that? You're dang right I do!

That’s rad how you can still watch your buds shred even while you’re taking a dump.

Who else was hoping he would make the loft gap a roll in

Dude I'm so glad this got recommended to me! I'm happy I found this channel because you like the two things I love.... Bikes and cars. Amazing craftsmanship and riding as well dude, keep it up. Subscribed

Congratulations! Your living the best life ever! It’s great seeing someone your age with their life together and doing the things you are doing.

thanks, now i want a garage like this! look awesome man! already anxious for the next update

12:25 saw the tolet starting to get mapped out too. This is an unbelievably nice garage! The whole house is coming together so nicely.

Every time I watch any of your videos I want to go build something. Fantastic stuff, thank you for the inspiration. I'm glad it your loft and ramp turned out the way you wanted it.

This is awesome. You definitely inspire me and a lot of other people!

Awesome build, it turned out great! I'm glad you did your research and replaced the screws with the the correct fasteners specified by the manufacturer. On a side note, I would of recommend using a glue adhesive on the joists instead of just screws because as time goes by and the lumber reacts to temperature/moisture you might experience squeaking. The joints on the plywood sheating should have been staggered (sorta like laying a hardwood floor) which will add additional strength to the diaphragm. There are quite a few other things that jumped out at me but overall I'm impressed with your accomplishment and you've gained another sub.

🔥🔥🔥... You're a beast, bro! Inspiring build!

Great job man. Looks amazing and really solid. I think it would look pretty good if you painted the sides black and the ramp surface a cement gray.

this was well worth the wait! when can I bring my GT Dyno by and shred it? love this channel so much

Congrats on the build man! Thanks for the outtake!

This turned out awesome! So much room for activities!

Dude I love your garage!! That place is awesome!

Amazing man! congrats!

Very insightful on the tension/shear screws! Also, I like the toilet just being there, it's like you have a GIANT restroom.

Awesome video dude 😁 love watching ramp building videos a great use of space 👍

Maybe you can put on metallbars on the edges so you can rail!

Garage goals. With your bmx history and where you live, i could see mountain biking as a good hobby

It looks so fun !!

Are you an engineer of some kind? Really digging the garage 🤘

that is bonkers. very cool

Kerfing the plywood where your bends are would help with getting them to lie where you needed them to in full sheets as well as the fillers.

looks incredible all said and done!

Was really happy to see that you replaced those screws with something that could handle more shear force.

Who else is sitting/laying down wishing that they had the money and time to build something like this

looks super fun!

put a smaller half pipe down to the right so you can hop into that and launch up to the higher side with some speed!!! awesome build mate

Congrats on the build man! Came out so well

this is a man of many talents

Kick ass man! Coming along nice!

I found your channel, Searching for inspiration on building a workshop... after watching that video and seeing your works space, and living space, i had major envy. But I knew what my dream was... now after seeing this... I have to build this, my kids would love a ramp setup like this, they could jam while im working on my cars. Best of all worlds. Time to save up.... Maybe ill be able to build it by the time I retire haha. Epic job. Epic video!

Fun watching you build it. Here are my thoughts: -Should have a metal coping on the quarter pipe for peg stalls. -should definitely do a 2nd layer of ply. I’ve built a lot of ramps. Currently I have a mini ramp in my basement. I use 2 layers of 3/8” ply then a layer of nice 1/4” for the top sheet. Nice work though! Oh and I laughed when you mentioned storage with the original half pipe idea...half pipes are great for building storage under them.

if you havnt done so all ready lay the top layer of plywood angled, it creates a smoother surface as you are not directly hitting the joints between the plywood sheets.

Sick, love this series

The garage is so sick now!

That guy has a huge garage, almost like a house like someone in the comments said!

Hell yeah man looks dope !!!

Nice work! 2 things, add lights under the ramp in the storage area, and add hook(s) under the ramp by the house door to hang your bike(s).

Bro that came out MINT, that back wall would look sick with a Kordare livery .🤘🤘

Looks awesome bro. Good work

Amazing!! Definitely something a bit different and better than a straight mini ramp!

Looks awesome man!

barn doors to seal off the main vert would be sweet

This is AWESOME!

I've seen guys use 2 layers of 1/4 inch ply. Lot easier to bend, and staggering the two layers adds a bunch of strength.

Wow. Very impressed with this garage. Not even disappointed it’s not a vid on the mustang lol

Love the new design. Alot of people don't realize how good 'BMX' style tricks are for cardio strength, I don't have a ramp in my garage (yet), but I do have a skate park just down the street, so I think I'm there more than I'm home.

thats awesome turned out really good.

Dang that is awesome. I want to try it! Just a fun idea you could kick around would be a clear plexiglass panel where the window is totally unnecessary but it would be a cool factor thing.

It looks super fun to ride

yoo I just saw one of your tiktoks last night and this vid was in my recommended like nc just recognized the ramp right away lmao

love it so sick dude

Great job man, I’m envious myself and I don’t bike, After build I’d be splintered up, next time someone visited I’d be nailing it lol

Love the vid keep up the good work

build some storage racks/carts on wheels/casters to roll under the vertical area

Light grey would look good

“6 inches isn’t a lot to ride” - Kordare 2020

Livin the dream bro keep it up!!

The garage has changed alot since I saw the initial tour haha. So sick, my guy!

@Kordare Great video and overall build! I can tell that you really have a passion for BMX and all it comes across so clear due to all of the hard work you put into your content. If you were looking for ways to help smooth out any seams between the plywood you can take wood glue and mix it with sawdust until you get a tan paste. It works wonders for filling in gaps and it blends in well enough to not be an eye sore. Its essentially the equivalent of bondo for carpentry- the smallest misaligned planks can end up being a giant pain in your ass. Hopefully this helps you out! :D

Makes me want one and I don’t even have the space or a bike for it lol..love the vids!

This is fascinating

I think I would've built it all the way to the wall so I could do pocket wall rides... Idk just me. Still very jealous, super sick.

That's a crazy transition on the roller/lander side of your ramp haha.

Great job!

Re do the vert wall, take out some of the flat and extend the radius, still pretty sick! One day for me, hopefully soon!

Looks badass! Paint it lime green!

Sweet azzz garage!! 😍

Super. Does your bike require much maintenance? Thank u for all your hard work!!

U gotta sticker bomb the flat side of the quarter

I’m Enjoying watching the process! Love your videos. Only recommendation would be to find different background music. Your videos are awesome and could stand out a bit more if you didn’t use KZfaq music library. can’t wait to see the next video!

Other than the vert wall having a too small radius it looks sick

Does the Stang fit under the ramp tho?!

Okay this is bad ass

you're a very talented young man.

Love your garage home. Maybe a rollable ladder stairs might be a good option to get to your upper storage area . $600-700 on Amazon . Or just build your own since you got all the tools

Just found this channel, been watching for 5 hrs. How the eff is this channel not huge?!?

Looks good so far. If I was you I would do black on the out side & red for the ramp Surface I think that would be pretty cool

soaking the plywood maybe helped with bending for the curve landing... Ramp came out cool.

You should make a little ramp on the lip at the bottom so it’s easier to get speed when rolling in from the bottom

Build big shelves on casters so you can pull the entire shelf out from under the cave. It will save your back with really heavy stuff.

le aplicaron un barniz o laca a la madera? que buen video

You should wall off the inside of the larger quarter pipe and make a coat closet so you dont have to bring winter clothes in the house.

Looks good man. Trying to find a piece of property to build a shop/house right now

I'm glad you replaced all the screws!! I actually watched to see if you did it lol..

you need a larger flat surface area in the halfpipe to make it flow better instead of whiplash

for stairs you could just cut in a ladder on the ramp wall next to the bump out. like bunk beds.

Congrat´s. You could do a deck with wheels for the storage under the ramp. Or maybe four of them XD

This man is living the dream

Thats pretty rad man. Just curious if you're gonna use bondo for the seems to keep the strength and smoothness? and then was curious if your gonna seal it or paint it and such would love to see the whole finished product!

Yes

That deep low area... see if you can find some old chair carts on offer-up, marketplace, or CraigsList: they're long, low, and already have casters, so you could very easily put a face on them (so they look like panels or doors all the way across the outside). Downside is with something like you would need a lot of space toward the main roll-up door to pull them straight out, but lots of upside. They would completely close the view to that area off, and would be huge rolling shelves... could completely fill all the way across the entire void (rather than just around the outside)... and you could stack sets of tires &/or rims, or parts for specific vehicles on each cart... then you could go grab one cart to have everything for the car you're working on... all on wheels to take straight over and slide back away for a clean shop when you're moving to the next project. . For the steps up to the loft... maybe look into something like a "ship ladder" (it's twice as steep, with alternating right- and left-footed stairs). It does take a little time to get used to using it, but the distance out it takes up will be halved, so you'll block less pipe access. . Lastly... and Just a thot... take it or leave it: I know you'd planned to double the plywood, and I figured you'd alternate the seams on it for strength, but was thinking... if you want that really smooth finish (like skate board or roller blade smooth) there is is a hardboard panel we call masonite down here in Florida... it's very flexible and with the right glue, you could make that super smooth... panels all butted together tightly with wood filler in the knot-holes and gaps (maybe even Bondo rather than wood putty) and painted would do wonders. (I know most people put the hard shiny side of the Masonite facing up on something like that, but it is already pretty slippery.... if you're going to paint it anyway, the rough side up might work with a few coats of paint on it. (Could paint up some scraps before you install it if you ever want to go that way.) Bear in mind... I only roller blade, so I really don't know how that would work for a board). Just came to mind, not sure how many friends you have that like to board or blade rather than only bike. . Really good content tho... fun videos to watch. :)