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3 new pvc rails I built

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Spillway_East
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I just built these three rails. Two of them are 10 feet long and 1 is 5 feet long. I'm going to use the 5 foot one for dfd, fdf, fd, df, etc.
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Spillway_East
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they're all about 30 inches tall
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412.
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do they have much support? good work though.

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Spillway_East
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ya they're good. i should have made them a little shorter, but i did put L brackets on all the legs
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monkatizer
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you would be surprised, when you use the right screws and make good cuts, you will not need any more supports then he has!
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Dr.Brown
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I suggest you put diagonal support. Instead of L brackets, just screw in some wood going from one leg to the next, going top to bottom in a diagonal fashion. It'll make the legs much more sturdy.
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412.
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Yeah, i made a rail that was hardly a foot and a half high and didn't have great cuts... had no support at all! Props on makin' some sick quality rails!
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Tent
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so sick!

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Bock
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that looks very unstable...
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penguin_steeze
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I would recommend diagonal supports to form triangles. It will be much more stable and improve the life of the rail
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Lansfield
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shouldnt this be in SHOW US YOUR RAIL /thread??
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A.rollins
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Look good but If I'm trying to learn new tricks and stuff in my backyard 30inch is way to close to the baby makers.
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NotGhood
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this but for tricks you have down and bigger spins off those will be sick, i'm jellin
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