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Maximumsushi
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Ok, so I am gonna make a rail next weekend for my backyard and I was thinking... if I use PVC pipe I may need to grease it somehow if burrs start to develop. Has anyone ever used Pam cooking spray or something of that nature? Just wondering if it will work right. Seemed like a good idea to me...
And how do you think I should attach the rail to my wooden block supports?
Jan 28 2002 10:37AM
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quebecfreestyler
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well, dont use anything on pvc or you'll hurt your ass badly...

and fix the rail with bolts on a metal stand if you want to put it higher then the ground. this way, it wont break like dougs thingy when you'll try 270 in...
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Jan 28 2002 10:42AM
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Maximumsushi
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Hurt my ass badly? Is PVC already slippery enough???
Jan 28 2002 11:57AM
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quebecfreestyler
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yes it is,

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Jan 28 2002 11:58AM
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Freestyla_01
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pvc is reaaaalllly slick.
just use wax.
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Jan 28 2002 12:59PM
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westcoaststyle
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i think i bought a 6ft piece for like $1, maybe less. thats canadian too
Jan 28 2002 2:48PM
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Big_Willy
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The price depends on the thickness. They had a nice one at a resort a few years ago, 6' in diameter, maybe 1/4' thick walls.



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Jan 28 2002 2:56PM
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lineskier321
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hahahahahaha that was good, but my friend built a rail for 3 dollars, its an article by newschooler14




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Jan 28 2002 5:06PM
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cool_buster63
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How do you mount the PVC?? do you just lay it on the snow??







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Jan 28 2002 10:01PM
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sirjibsalot
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use wax.
i dont think burrs will devolp on pvc.
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Jan 28 2002 11:45PM
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Maximumsushi
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Alright, wax sounds like a good idea. Pam may be a bit quicker to apply if I don't have enough time to wax the whole thing. Again to mounting the rail? How have you guys done it in the past, this is my main concern.
Jan 29 2002 10:31AM
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quebecfreestyler
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just screw the pvc in the 2*4
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Jan 29 2002 2:46PM
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ryankirkphoto
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sounds like u r a little bit desperate. Get a job and spend a week up at whistler. Work sux but its life
Jan 29 2002 11:38PM
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WesD
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pam works really good, but after it sits for a while...like over night it gets sticky. i would just use wax if you can. then again pvc doesn't need anything.
Jan 29 2002 11:59PM
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