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POST A PIC OF YOUR RAIL

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Jaskittin
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well thats pretty tough because my hand is a lot sexier than many females-NewSkool450

Dec 30 2004 6:40PM
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i0z
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^looks like if you rock a little un perfectly flat your ski would hit the wood but sick rail
Nov 14 2007 8:03PM
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tjski
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have you hit that yet?
Nov 15 2007 1:17AM
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BUMP
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yeah, that's sweet as anything. nice job.
Nov 15 2007 7:25AM
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BUMP
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do you work in a metal shop?
Nov 15 2007 7:26AM
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jibmaster_josh
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yeah we hit it last year, but not in this exact setup.
Nov 15 2007 5:33PM
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ginty
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thats sick
im doing the same thing as you and putting 4x4's in the ground im sure its super stable
Nov 16 2007 8:22PM
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.d.
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My rail plan 1

My Rail Plan 2


My Rail Plan 3

These are my plans for my rail that im gonna build. Think its good enough?
and i have a question about it...should i put diagnal pieces of wood inbetween the supports of the peices that are going up? cuz i have a feeling that i can collapse like straight once i hit it.
Nov 17 2007 2:31PM
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.d.
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*It can collapse, not me heh
Nov 17 2007 2:32PM
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seider
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my new up rail
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Nov 17 2007 5:19PM
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seider
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ok, lets try this again...
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https://www.newschoolers.com/web/content/pictures/id/155516/
Nov 17 2007 5:20PM
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Kevski
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Here you go...
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Nice rail
Nov 17 2007 9:54PM
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jibmaster_josh
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well it snowed one night....so heres a pic!!

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Nov 20 2007 3:55PM
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jmason
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I reccomend it. Just put one 2x4 angled between each vertical support to prevent it from collapsing for or aft. If you alternate it would be ideal. It should look something like this: |\|/|\|/|\|/| etc... ya dig?
Nov 21 2007 10:23PM
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.d.
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^ ya thanks
Nov 23 2007 5:24PM
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ginty
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here they are
10 ft flat, 10 foot urban style down, 20 ft Flat drop flat ( perfect for switch ups)

Flat drop flat

Down rail

Flat rail

Another view of the flat drop flat


just need it to snow hopefully we'll have the lil 15 ft step down again this year too!
Nov 25 2007 8:11PM
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jibmaster_josh
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^thats sick, but with all that room you should add more rails!! looks super fun though, props. nice house too, haha.
Nov 25 2007 9:00PM
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ginty
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^ thanks, yea i would build more but i usually build a huge jump with all the snow pushed to the side from the plow in my driveway right between the flat and the down rail so that takes alot of room, but i think i might make the flat a flat down
Nov 25 2007 9:32PM
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Greg_o
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Looks good, must be hard to chose what to do there, there's alot of possablilties on that property by the looks of it.

Nov 25 2007 9:50PM
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jmason
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you have a sick property
Nov 26 2007 8:23PM
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Kevski
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Damn, looks like a perfect place for a backyard setup. Nice rails, too.
Nov 26 2007 8:28PM
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Spillway_East
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thats pretty sick and youve got a bunch of space to work with
Nov 27 2007 9:23PM
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Nicholas.
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wow, i figured a lot of kids on ns woul have big yards...im lucky enough to have 4 hills in my yard, the average setup is a small hip, a big kicker, a smaller one, and about 4 rails. id say if i wanted i could do about 20 rails in my yard without being remotely hectic.  and i live in a development also, not just like a big house in the middle of nowhere.
Nov 27 2007 11:48PM
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BUMP
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that is sweet
Nov 28 2007 7:30AM
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calebski.
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me niether
Nov 28 2007 9:22PM
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teleTay
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dude that is epic can i come over during the winter

Nov 29 2007 5:39PM
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teleTay
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come on i nedd to make one of those
Nov 29 2007 5:41PM
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Peach.
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ummm fucking sick!!!!!!!
Nov 30 2007 12:20AM
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BUMP
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that is awsome!
Dec 3 2007 9:32AM
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Peach.
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i really need to get a yard like that
Dec 4 2007 12:58AM
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skijunkiedtm
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sorry for stealing your idea, i just made one just like that, ill post pics eventualy
Dec 4 2007 3:26PM
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tBatt
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we set this up in my friends backyard.. its pretty fun.
hes welding a 18 ft flat rail in metals class in like a week to go along with everything else
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Dec 11 2007 5:22PM
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jibmaster_josh
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^thats sick, i like the last thingy.
Dec 11 2007 9:21PM
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4FRNT175
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im also making a 8ft flat rail in metal singal barrel and the other one im make is 20ft triple barrle
Dec 12 2007 7:35PM
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4FRNT175
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Dec 13 2007 6:09PM
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4FRNT175
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Dec 13 2007 6:14PM
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HeathR
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that looks really fun. I hope ur not to big and dont land in the middle though.
Dec 14 2007 10:17AM
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SEskier
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My rail looks exactly like that, but with less supports and you can take it apart.

Dec 14 2007 9:08PM
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TerminatorX
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here is a pic of my rail. i will have better pics when it isn't as cold outside.

Down rail
Dec 18 2007 4:56PM
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skiwoj
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That looks really fun and like its good practice for urban
Dec 18 2007 6:58PM
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jibmaster_josh
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thats basically perfect. how long is it?
Dec 18 2007 7:34PM
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TerminatorX
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its only 10 feet long, but its good for learning new tricks on.
Dec 18 2007 7:57PM
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jibmaster_josh
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^in my opinion 10 feet is good for backyard. obv i would like it longer but still man its sick. my flat bar is 10 ft and my c is also 10ft.
Dec 18 2007 8:22PM
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TerminatorX
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ya, i guess your right. unless you have a big yard, there is no need for a huge rail.
Dec 18 2007 8:35PM
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LIL_WAT
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[IMG]C:\Documents and Settings\Maritz\My Documents\My Pictures\Pictures (new camera)\2007_12_01\654_5453.JPG[/IMG]


hopefully that works...
Dec 21 2007 6:03PM
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ginty
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you gotta upload it online somewhere like ns'er, webshots or w/e then right click, go to properties, and copy the adress

like this

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Dec 21 2007 7:55PM
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Peach.
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i think its easyest to do it on ns 
Dec 21 2007 9:19PM
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LIL_WAT
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yeah thanks i just wondered if it had to be on the net 1st.
Dec 22 2007 2:41AM
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LIL_WAT
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[IMG]https://www.newschoolers.com/web/content/pictures/id/161300/member_id/90328/[/IMG]

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Dec 22 2007 2:45AM
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LIL_WAT
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woops Click for larger image
Dec 22 2007 2:46AM
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ginty
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here you go man
Summer Jib

My Backyard
Dec 22 2007 10:45AM
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