Here's a fantastic way to repurpose an old broken skateboard. Build this skateboard swing for your kids to enjoy!
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- Find an old skateboard that your kids no longer use.
- Discard all the wheels.
- Scrape all decals with a wire brush.
- Grab sand paper and sand it out.
- Paint it to your liking.
- Allow paint to dry.
- Using the four holes (where the wheels were screwed) as a guide, mark where you intend to drill the holes for the rope.
- Drill two holes between the four holes of the board.
- Cut two dowels with the same width as the skateboard. These will serve as handles.
- Place the dowels on top of the board where you made your holes. Use it as a guide and mark where you will be making the holes.
- Drill two holes.
- Cut two rope lengths into 20 feet each.
- Insert the rope in the holes you drilled.
- Tie a knot to keep the rope in place.
- Measure the handles' height. It should be somewhere between the child’s waist and shoulder for them to be able to use them to swing.
- Tie another knot for the dowels.
- Insert the dowels. Now your swing has handles.
- Tie it securely and let it hang on a tree.
- Let your child play with it and have fun!
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