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that looks super fun, make it nice

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i have a hill in my backyard, and just a gues is that its 10 feet tall, and it gives me alot of speed, enough to come close on backflips off a jump, but its pretty steep, so if its steep, you'll get a ton of speed

that thing looks super nice, good job

i have two halogen lights, and they give off plenty light, and yeah it is so much cooler at night

my longest is 16 feet

nice, but why dont u use the drop in?

if it gets that cold it might, i never hit mine if its below zero, but iv used HDPE for rails, and that works good, and you can use that no matter how cold it gets

that was super sick

i bought wax from a skateboard shop in town, so if you have a local skateshop, go down and buy some wax, its only like 5 bucks and it really helps

i don't know if five feet will be enough speed, and one foot wide might be kinda hard to walk up, so i would just use a ladder and make the down ramp part 3 feet wide, and that tower wont hold unless you put in more supports, but other then that very good.

chipboard is cheaper, but plywood is better, iv made one and i used plywood, and it worked good, i would suggest plywood because chipboard isn't even that much cheaper and plywood is better

when i got lexan it didn't slide, but i kept hitting it, and it broke, so don't hit it, but maybe try waxing it, thats what i do to my HDPE

id say 2, 1 and a 1/2 inch pipes

looks sick

thats super sick

sick

it should work good, i have a five foot tall one with a ladder on the back and like a 50 or so degree ramp,so like the same as yours, and it works good

good luck

it was 6 inches wide, i attached the topsheet by pre-drilling holes about halfway through the HDPE, then used 1 and a 1/2 inch screws to screw it on, and to get the sheets flush i just lined the up the sheets and screwed them down thight, but also rubbed the edge with my ski edge to get rid of...