How tf do I make natural rails?

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Take your edges down if you want to slide wood. Also what kind of tree did you use? You want some hardwood action.

I wouldn't fuck with wood in the summer though, it get's sticky in the heat. if it's cold run some snow on it. You'll get a nice slick layer on top that ice over a bit. Not like the rail is covered in ice, but that little bit of snow frozen on there will help speed things up. Also turning your downhill ski up a bit could help your dealing with the nobs.

BortyTake your edges down if you want to slide wood. Also what kind of tree did you use? You want some hardwood action.

I wouldn't fuck with wood in the summer though, it get's sticky in the heat. if it's cold run some snow on it. You'll get a nice slick layer on top that ice over a bit. Not like the rail is covered in ice, but that little bit of snow frozen on there will help speed things up. Also turning your downhill ski up a bit could help your dealing with the nobs.

This was last year so I can't remember what kind of wood it was but I was thinking the same thing about my edges. Most likely too sharp to slide on the wood

Wax...

I've noticed that wood cut in half exposing the inside tends to be a little softer than just the outside of a log. I'd try waxing it or just getting a new log and not cutting it in half