Uploaded February 2023 | Updated September 2026, 1 day ago
In this video Heath Burley shows us how to make a basic cinder block ledge with angle iron.
It requires only one tool, a caulk gun.
That's it.
Materials needed:
8" x 8" cinder blocks (the amount varies by how long/tall you want it to be)
8" x 8" cinder block caps
Angle iron
Caulk gun
liquid nails construction adhesive
Loctite PL 3x construction adhesive
spray laquer/clear enamel (optional)
Editors note:
"I completely botched the filming of skating and most of the good tricks heath did were lost... My bad dude... But... At least we got something!"
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0:00 Intro
1:31 What you need
2:13 Booby traps
2:40 List of steps
3:22 The mock up
4:00 Sweep it up
4:16 Caulk it up
6:38 Why we used capstones
8:56 The angle iron
10:54 Keep weight on it overnight
11:50 The next day
12:35 Did the angle iron stick?
13:20 Optional lacquer
13:57 Skating the new ledge
In this video Heath Burley shows us how to make a basic cinder block ledge with angle iron.
It requires only one tool, a caulk gun.
That's it.
Materials needed:
8" x 8" cinder blocks (the amount varies by how long/tall you want it to be)
8" x 8" cinder block caps
Angle iron
Caulk gun
liquid nails construction adhesive
Loctite PL 3x construction adhesive
spray laquer/clear enamel (optional)
Editors note:
"I completely botched the filming of skating and most of the good tricks heath did were lost... My bad dude... But... At least we got something!"
jumbo-brand.com
0:00 Intro
1:31 What you need
2:13 Booby traps
2:40 List of steps
3:22 The mock up
4:00 Sweep it up
4:16 Caulk it up
6:38 Why we used capstones
8:56 The angle iron
10:54 Keep weight on it overnight
11:50 The next day
12:35 Did the angle iron stick?
13:20 Optional lacquer
13:57 Skating the new ledge










