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Box Completed

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d-loc
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yes we finally complete the 12' box after attaching the coping on the sides. so check it out and tell us what you think.

we will have action shots today and some video. will post those later on friday or over the weekend.

ENJOY


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Apr 28 2005 8:47AM
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t-mack101
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fucking sick

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Apr 28 2005 8:48AM
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almostaskier
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dang, thats sweet.

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Apr 28 2005 8:57AM
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Markman
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I wanna see the action shots with you slidding down that yelllow slide.

Apr 28 2005 9:13AM
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guddgulf17
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looks like its a little ghetto

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Apr 28 2005 9:14AM
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Freestyla_01
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Nice looking rig.

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Apr 28 2005 9:21AM
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skier4life159
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sick d-loc

Apr 28 2005 11:14AM
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KingShit
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D-loc those metal peices do look nice on it. Once again good job man.



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Apr 28 2005 11:21AM
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Sloth
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skating or sking.. looks sick to skate?


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Apr 28 2005 11:38AM
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Sloth
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skating or sking.. looks sick to skate?

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Apr 28 2005 11:38AM
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d-loc
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haha is for summer skiing

and it wasnt just me... Freeskier5 was the main source, and a lil help from our other ski buddy

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Apr 28 2005 11:40AM
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wuestinator
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i think you should counter sink the screws on the side



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Apr 28 2005 11:44AM
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RastaSkier9
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Everyone is doubting the slide......just wait you guys will be praising us when you see it in action


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Apr 28 2005 11:53AM
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d-loc
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well we wanting it to be flush but it wont go in and sink into the metal... what do you suggest doing?

using a bigger drill bit to make the hole in the metal almost as big as the screw head, yet leaving the wood underneith untouched?

i was thinking about that when i saw the pictures actually loaded but we got it done so we dont wanna fuck with it.

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Apr 28 2005 12:08PM
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huckerchik
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i hope thats not aluminum as coping cause if it is plan on your skiis just stopping when you try and slide , also the joint of the metal will catch or put some nice gouges in your skiis and finally how are you suppose to spin while on the box with the coping sticking up a 1/4 inch

Apr 28 2005 12:21PM
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d-loc
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^WOMEN... see it is aluminum but we have sex wax to put on, problem solved.

second where each piece meets we have already taken 2 hours to make them work. we have applied pressure as if we were sliding and yes at first you catch but we made it now so that it wont catch. by bending the folowwing piece down it stops it from coming up.

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Apr 28 2005 12:35PM
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d-loc
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and its 12' long we dont need to spin on it, ever heard of a switch up. you pick up ur fucking skis and skin, but i wouldnt expect a wonman to have that kind of balance and power. so once i see your box let me know whats up.

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Apr 28 2005 12:37PM
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d-loc
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if the coping doesnt work then we make soething new on the sides.

if we wanna spin we get the dremmel out and grind it down. hmmm so complicated isnt it.

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Apr 28 2005 12:40PM
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wuestinator
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well yeah, esstially. they make counter sink bits just for that. but you might not need to worry about it.



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Apr 28 2005 12:51PM
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d-loc
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^ya we figured it wont matter, but i got to thinking if you do somehow fall off and hit the side of the box it will be disasterous. wither ur clothes or face or skin is getting ripped and fucked up

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Apr 28 2005 12:58PM
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wuestinator
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no kidding, that would fuck you up pretty good.



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Apr 28 2005 1:07PM
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RastaSkier9
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Yea i never thought about falling and hitting the screws, but they really arent that far out and if anything we will hit the coping and bounce hopefully



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Apr 28 2005 1:21PM
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Bangor
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i'm doubting the aluminium a little bit, but i'll bite my tounge until i see it in action.

why don't you like spot weld the aluminum together, and then dremel it down? if you've got access to an aluminum welder that is. (what is that, MIG welding, or TIG? something like that)

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Apr 28 2005 1:28PM
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d-loc
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^why do you think the aluminum wont work? just curious.

hmm maybe a lil solder will help to keep it in place if it is not working, but it was not working at first when we slid the ski over with mass pressure. but we rigged each panel so that the first rod was a tad higher than the next and so on. so when pressure is applied to that first once it sinks down and fits perfectly with the next. im sure it wont hold for the whole summer but we are always up for new ideas.

where we got these aluminum coping sides where were a bunch of differnt sized metal dowel rods. we could estentially get a really small diameter dowl rod and somehow weld it to the inner edge of the coping. making it rounded instead of just a 1/16" step up onto the coping from the top sheet. it would be some tedious work though and we jsut wanna hit this thing already and see how it turns out.

any ideas are still up for playing with. we dont even know if the acrylic sheets will hold us for repeated hits... so we might be upgrading to lexan anyway.

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Apr 28 2005 1:39PM
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leone
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what's the height and width of the box?

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Apr 28 2005 2:54PM
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wuestinator
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well aluminum is a softer metal than your steel edges. so the steel will want to dig into the malable aluminum. thats why you cant hit aluminum handrails with much success. you will stick, and it wont be fun.



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Apr 28 2005 2:55PM
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RastaSkier9
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^ what about if your edges are ripped out you think it will work then


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Apr 28 2005 2:56PM
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RastaSkier9
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Or if we scrape aluminum with our edge till it is kinda shinny and smooth


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Apr 28 2005 2:57PM
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wuestinator
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maybe? a lot of wax will more than likely do the trick. i'd just becareful.



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Apr 28 2005 4:34PM
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triebby
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looks pretty sweet, and d-loc, you served huckerchik

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Apr 28 2005 4:38PM
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$bhill$
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wax just gets dug up on surfaces like that , am I right? But other wise good job, i woulndt have been able to build some shit like that . At least had the ambition too.

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Apr 28 2005 4:40PM
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tricksterboardin
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looks sick i wish i had me one of those

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Apr 28 2005 4:45PM
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Tha'ts gangsta,

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Apr 28 2005 5:24PM
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Skipig25
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yea, i had an aluminum rail and it works for a while, but then (even with a shitload of wax) the aluminum starts peeling off and the edges get thinner. It will still work, but the edges get jagged and you have to grind them down or take them off.

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Apr 28 2005 7:12PM
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i made a box in 8th grade

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Apr 28 2005 9:00PM
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lipen69
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i didnt know u skied...

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Apr 28 2005 9:11PM
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freeskinow
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is the material on the top lexan? also to join the top material to the actual wood box do you think that some sort of glue would work?




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May 11 2005 11:16AM
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d-loc
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no its acrylic sheets, not as strong as lexan... we didnt wanna spend $85 for a sheet haha.

yes our top sheet is glued with a construction adhesive we found at home depot. it seems to hold well

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May 11 2005 11:27AM
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kykelly05
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that is pretty sick

May 11 2005 11:29AM
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JackBach
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Looks cool. Just a question: were 12 long aluminum pieces not available? That, obviously, would have solved one of the problems.

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May 11 2005 11:31AM
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freeskinow
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hows acrylic slide?




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May 11 2005 11:35AM
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d-loc
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yeah man it was jack shit, only 3' pieces, and they were like $4 a pop each my dude had to pay. so for that alone it cost $32

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May 11 2005 11:35AM
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ArmadaBC
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how does it slide?

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May 11 2005 11:43AM
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Maximumsushi
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Aluninum is not a good thing to use for coping. Its way too soft. Your skis will dig in and tear both your bases and the coping to shreads. Try using angle iron, its steel which comes in long pieces bent at a 90 degree angle. Definitely counter sink your screws, and tighten them every once in a while. I've been making high quality jibs for a few years now, an have been doing carpentry and welding for much longer.


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May 11 2005 12:20PM
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d-loc
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^hey thanks but they didnt have any steel, atleast that didnt have holes in it for drilling.

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May 11 2005 12:22PM
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Maximumsushi
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You can use a drill press to put screw holes in steel. Angle Iron comes with pre-drilled screw holes usually. If you can't afford angle iron, don't use the aluninum, just take it off. That will do way more harm then good. You don't need coping on a box, you can either take the lexan or polypropylene sheet to the edge of the box or just leave that part of the wood uncovered (there will be anywhere from 1/8 to 1/2 inch gap depending on the thickness of your sliding material so you won't catch on the wood unless you're falling off).

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May 11 2005 12:33PM
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d-loc
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^ya im pretty sure i check that out... but the holes were everywhere on both sides. and it wouldnt slide very good i dont think cuz an edge could catch in the hole. they were round holes either they were more (____) putting another line on top to display and example. and you would be sliding with ur edges parallel to the flat, and not the rounded part

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May 11 2005 12:37PM
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DANETRON
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no matter what u use good counter sinking is key to not rip out ur edges and fuck ur base

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May 11 2005 12:39PM
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Maximumsushi
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No, that definitely was not angle iron. Specifically ask for angle iron, you probably won't find it at a Home Depot type place, look at a real construction supply place.

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May 11 2005 12:41PM
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d-loc
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we didnt screw it in on top man, its screw in on the sides so it wont fuck our bases

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May 11 2005 12:43PM
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Maximumsushi
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You should still counter screw, for when you slide off.

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