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the plans look good, but id be careful with waterproofing it, cause one time i used stain, and it made it super slipery, so if you can use a water proof wood

yeah get an inrun if u can, if u cant, get a steeper area for the step on

yeah it does, but only if its really cold, and if you like 270 on or something, so i just don't use mine if its below zero

with that type of construction for the coping liquid nails should work good, and 1/4 inch will be fine on top of the plywood, but i would go with more supports then every 2' 4", like every 1' 6", And the coping should be just a little bit higher then the topsheet.

iv used pvc for about 2 years of skiing, and the only time i ever catch edges is when i do broken grinds, and iv had seshes with other people and no one else does, so yeah you'll be fine

looks pretty sick

thats also a good idea, but the tables is alot cheaper

Does anyone know if there is a way to build a colapsable drop in for urbans?

that would be fun

it wouldn't be much fun just cause itd be so short, but it might be fun to have it like a 45 degree angle and boost off of it

tell him to pretend its a different sport, that just feels like skiing

i like that

does anybody know what would be a good way to build a c-rail out of wood, money isnt really an issue, it just needs to be good.

only pixar makes blue ray right now, so unless a bunch of other companies start making them, its pretty much pointless

use nails for 2x4's and wood that needs to be sturdy, and u should probably use nails or screws to hold on pvc, but for boxes, i find it works really good to use a wood to plastic exterior liquid nail bonder thing to hold on the topsheet, but other then that just use nails or screws

i could be wrong, but i think ps3 plays blue ray, not hd dvd

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do u have an hd dvd player?

that looks super light, so it looks like it would be good for urbans

those look super fun