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bigcougar123
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i made a really good boxbut i dont have a top sheet. i need to know what to use for the top sheet andwhere to get it.
thanks for thbe help
Mar 5 2006 10:53PM
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Ski_Unit_19
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lexan
Mar 5 2006 10:54PM
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-nija-
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carpet, astro turf alway work

my favorite are instant cement or instant pavement.

Also plywood with nails stick up out of it works really nice too.
Mar 5 2006 10:54PM
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InfernoHits
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plexi glass, puck board you can screw a few PVC pipes side by side into it. I guess you could just iceit over I dunno how well that'll work
Mar 5 2006 10:55PM
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evan25
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plexi glass at home depot
Mar 5 2006 11:28PM
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highSPEEDchase
Posts: 296 - Karma: 10
i kinda remember a good thread about this, cheap the bar
Mar 5 2006 11:28PM
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highSPEEDchase
Posts: 296 - Karma: 10
*check
Mar 5 2006 11:29PM
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corey74
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lexan
Mar 5 2006 11:29PM
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t3shellvenom
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i made a box out of an old computer table, the sht they use is really slippery, its like slding and actual pvc or lexan box
Mar 5 2006 11:30PM
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Crock360
Posts: 2100 - Karma: 23
roofing shingles.
Mar 5 2006 11:40PM
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BCKicker540
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puckboard
Mar 5 2006 11:43PM
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switched
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Actually, roofing shingles have a very high friction coefficient. So, using shingles will actaully defeat the purpose of trying to slide on skis. I would suggest something slippery.
Mar 6 2006 12:17AM
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Crock360
Posts: 2100 - Karma: 23
lol high friction coefficient.

I was just being sarcastic. I dunno why I always click on these threads, since i've seen over 100 of them, so i have to have fun somehow.
Mar 6 2006 12:21AM
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switched
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Sarcastic, huh? Is that just a cover up for your lack of knowledge. It is okay to admit that you don't fully understand friction.
Mar 6 2006 12:25AM
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bmxican_89
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you use big words to sound smart. im gonna fustigate you. then i'll definistrate your mom.
Mar 6 2006 12:29AM
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eLevate
Posts: 2489 - Karma: 49
high densitiy polythene (hdpe)...or
lexan
Mar 6 2006 12:29AM
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switched
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Why? Just because I your mom is engaged in the locomotion in my bed.
Mar 6 2006 12:31AM
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Crock360
Posts: 2100 - Karma: 23
thank you.^^^

lol lack of knowlege? I've built several of my own boxes using everything from plexiglass, PVC, lexan, sheet metal, and puckboard. I think i know a little about it. I was going to say sandpaper, but i thought roofing shingles would be funnier. I'm glad you feel more intelligent than me though. I hope it continues to work out for you in the future.
Mar 6 2006 1:06AM
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Holte
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hahahaha so far we have carpet, roofing shingles, something about some sort of bar, and a bunch of sarcastic comedians. This is looking up to be a good thread.
Mar 6 2006 1:18AM
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MALONE
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www.usplastics.com fag
Mar 6 2006 1:21AM
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stylishskier
Posts: 658 - Karma: 11
what this kid said
high density polyethylene*(HDPE)
or HDPC(High density polycarbonate) will also work too... its the clear stuff I think whereas the HDPE is the white plastic... similar or the same as puckboard... not quite sure
Mar 6 2006 9:07AM
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