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Flat down rail

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Dakoulas
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I'm making a flat-down rail right now and am trying to decide what would be a good angle from the flat to the down. Anyone have any insight?
Nov 3 2005 8:57PM
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duhamelski
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kinda big but not that big. it depends what you will be doing on it. i know that this post probably didn't help at all
Nov 3 2005 9:35PM
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ct
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depends how high u want the flat to start and how low u want the down to finish at
Nov 3 2005 9:48PM
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Dakoulas
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Thats not too much of a big deal. It's gonna be the same height the whole way, I have a spot that is perfect for a flat down rail.

I'm basically just makign 2 flat rails but on the second one i want to have the supports at an angle so the ends of each rail go together fairly smoothly and its not someghetto gap drop between them.

I was think around 25 degrees, maybe 30, but I just wanted to see if anyone else had some pointers before I start cutting up the wood.
Nov 4 2005 12:31AM
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ct
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im making one and i think itll be around 30 degrees if that sounds right
Nov 4 2005 3:43PM
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joetyson
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i just finished mine its pretty mellow but i started with a realy small angle and put it up to the rail and kept experinmenting till it looked right
Nov 4 2005 8:03PM
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Gfa
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mines 25
Nov 6 2005 10:31AM
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