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i always use 1/4 inch and works good, so i'd recomend that

i used some, and it broke when i was screwing it on, so if u do use it, be careful attaching it, but yeah it slides good

iv made a few, there pretty fun, and they dont have to be on level ground, but they tend to break alot easier the double barrel

well when water freezes it expands, so if you fill it full it would shatter the pvc, and if you filled it so it didn't break, i think it would break eaier because instead of the pvc bending a little bit when u land on it, it couldn't go anywhere, so it might just shatter when u land

if you mean just the liquid nails holding in the support, then no, and you can probly just counter sink to the side of where you grind

i would go with shotgun, i think its easier to spin off of them

with my experiance, it gets better when its cold outside

it doesn't take that long, i built an 8 footer in about an hour, but thats with good tools and the materials where already here

carpet is good because snow sticks to it well, and if its ever warm and the snow is melting, the water makes the carpet slide, so yeah carpets good

thats pretty much what u should do, but buy exterior plastic to wood liquid nails

well the first time i got it i just used liquid nails, and that fell off in like wekk, and the i used screws and it held good, but in the spring it started to bubble, so u can use just screws, but them like every 1 to 2 feet

u need the kind with grooves in it, also u have to get it wet

if you have money thats a good idea, it will prolly double the life of it

im not sure what that means, but if its the thickness, go with with the thick stuff because it takes some abuse

dude that was super sick, im definatly going to that show

i used 1/2 inch and it worked great

looks sick

lucky, i had to buy all my stuff

yeah, looks real solid

looks sick, but a coping might need to be added