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Will my skis get caught on this?

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vincentlee223
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Got some PVC this summer and it was connected like so:
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Do you guys think I will get caught up on it while sliding over the rounded edge?
Nov 11 2013 8:33PM
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vincentlee223
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Nov 11 2013 11:37PM
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hippi3773
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not if you place it where the higher part comes first

Nov 12 2013 12:24PM
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*JP
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more than likely this will cause your edges to catch pretty often. Try sanding it down so the bump is no longer there/too small to cause problems, or cut that piece off and attach the 2 pipes to the piece of wood so they are flush.
Nov 12 2013 6:30PM
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vincentlee223
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Yeap I think this is what I decided to do. Thanks!
Nov 13 2013 9:56AM
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vincentlee223
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I went with the cutting off method rather then the sanding, which worked. If you sanded down the bump to a relatively smooth angle so you would ski up and then down it, i think it would work.
Dec 10 2013 10:59PM
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