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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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CalebT
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only have one so far

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Sep 1 2013 4:41PM
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John18_6
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I made a fatty today, and i also got a shotgun.
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Oct 13 2013 1:33AM
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John18_6
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HOLY SHIT

that is one baller ass setup
Oct 16 2013 9:53PM
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CalebT
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i want more rails, but i have limited space. *sadface
Oct 22 2013 11:34PM
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John18_6
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You should build an elbow or a z rail out of thick tube, just sayin. You got the skills. And I think one of those would be fun as hell! Presses galore.
Oct 23 2013 11:23AM
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John18_6
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Now all you have to do is start a PVC rail business
Oct 24 2013 12:05PM
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John18_6
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Wait, where are you getting materials from? I gotta spend a lot on raw materials at a home improvement store.
Oct 24 2013 2:38PM
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Oct 25 2013 4:25PM
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WPoch
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you are the king of rails.
Oct 27 2013 8:52PM
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broto
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Mar 9 2014 2:11PM
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broto
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the one double barrel furthest right is a down and i have block of wood i use to prop things up, its just easier to make them flat and adjust later
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Easy-E
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what do you call that blueish/green tube? is that just pvc or is it a different kind of plastic? im trying to find some
Apr 10 2014 2:45PM
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John18_6
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best dick in Minnesota

Jun 3 2014 7:25PM
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John18_6
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I have that one which is finished, 3" single tube. then I'm also building one at my cabin which is a 4" shotgun with a less steep kink that isn't quite finished (it's hard to get materials in a rural area). but I'm really hyped to hit them.
Jun 3 2014 10:56PM
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John18_6
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thanks, and definitely do that. the one I just built today at my house turned out sharper than i thought, i don't think I've hit a kink that steep before... well, it'll be good to get used to steeper kinks on. I have plans to hit a huge DFD around that steepness, maybe steeper. I better be fricken ready, look out for it on #weldcandywednesday
Jun 3 2014 11:47PM
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John18_6
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DISCLAIMER: I DID NOT BUILD THESE
I'm setting my sights a little higher...

Steep 80ft DFD
http://i.imgur.com/VJOoSkA

Steep 50ft DFD
http://i.imgur.com/TDFbCca
Jun 4 2014 1:08AM
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John18_6
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seriously, Krepela, Boville, and Imlach hit that first one earlier this year. It's in the BBC urban skiing video. Also I saw a 4bi9 instagram post with John Ware standing at the top of it. the lip that's built in the pic is probably leftover from the 4bi9 sesh.
Jun 4 2014 1:28AM
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Rparr
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I have the same piece. Been using it for two years.
Jun 24 2014 10:25AM
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John18_6
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imagine a 30 foot DFD out of three of those

sorry i didn't mean to make you cream yourself.....
Jun 24 2014 5:56PM
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MLJ
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broto

Thanks for the inspiration/help with your triple shotgun! Heres the one that I built:

Super sturdy and fun to ride, about 10ft long so its pretty short but its the longest length of PVC I could get without having to use two pieces. I think I might eventually use bortys old idea of linking up two jibs with some pallets because I still have a decent amount of speed after I slide my rail, and that is without any soap on the drop in or using my special drop in extension. I might make a tutorial for how to make a rail like this if enough people want it.

I have no idea why its sideways.

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That is a sick rail, and you are super lucky to have a downhill section like that, you could sesh some crazy dfds on that.
Jun 26 2014 4:21AM
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Plankton
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elbow:


now just have it set up as a tube to play skate with TIMD and emma_watson
Jun 27 2014 9:24PM
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MLJ
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What method do you normally use for attaching your rail to the wood?

On my triple shotgun I bolted the ends down, and then added around 6 screws to each pipe, pretty evenly spread and it holds up great with hardly any wobble.
Jun 29 2014 6:44PM
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Z_Benesch
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rail wit te tranny side
Jun 30 2014 11:12AM
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Z_Benesch
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found a vinyl fence post in a scrap pile, I waxed it and watered it and it slid faster than anything i have tried, I would definitely reccomend it
Aug 5 2014 7:32PM
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*JP
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that looks so fun... how did you bend that pipe? or, if i was pre-bent, where did you get it?
Aug 18 2014 11:57PM
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B.Ryan
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i know many of you dont have these on hand, but you can bend pvc very easily depending on the type that it is. they make things called heating blankets and if you heat up pvc enough it will become bendable and you could bend any way you like. ive done it countless times at work. though im not sure how it would work with standard home pvc. might only be electrical pvc but its worth a shot if anyone has done it before
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