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Drop in ramp

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*~CProws~*
Posts: 63 - Karma: 91

hello fellow ns'rs. i need help with building a drop in ramp. does anyone have like instructions for a dope setup?

Jul 5 2008 11:28PM
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landonn
Posts: 2913 - Karma: 385

i made a drop in ramp with no plans.  my kitchen was getting remodeled and i used scrap wood and its real getto but really strong. holds like 4 people and shows no signs of breaking.  but i would say get two 8x4 plywoods and maybe 8 2x4's.

Jul 5 2008 11:44PM
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Jmanski
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i made one a few years ago, its sick and its so esay to build
Jul 5 2008 11:47PM
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Franny
Posts: 3980 - Karma: 77
Go to the beer store when it's closed(make sure it's not a 24/7). Break in. Steal the rollers that is used for the moving the beer. I know know, breaking into the beer store and stealing rollers is the last thing you would steal in that store. Put it on an incline and your done.
Jul 6 2008 2:35AM
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chickenbgr
Posts: 37 - Karma: 10
Good idea. I would steal the rollers and a few kegs and use the rollers to move it back to my house.
Jul 6 2008 2:36AM
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Parker.
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https://www.newschoolers.com/ns3/web/forums/readthread.php?thread_id=167386
Jul 6 2008 3:56PM
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Atypical
Posts: 1339 - Karma: 45
the above link is really good

also, def go over to build a jib 101

you'll get better responses and not just dumbshit ones. It might be slower than SG but quality of what you're looking for is better.
Jul 6 2008 4:50PM
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Robby.
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yea i used that thread in that link but i made it 5ft tall
Jul 6 2008 5:16PM
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LC.
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My friend who is a carpenter built this for me. It's ridiculously solid, he could have used half the wood and it would still have been good but a hell of a lot lighter. I'm thinking of replacing the side braces with rope to save some weight.

Jul 6 2008 7:01PM
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