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WOULD LOVE SOME ADVICE AND HELP!!! Summer/Backyard Setup (How To)

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DjDougieT
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Wassup yall, just your average stupid 17 year wondering how to create a summer backyard rail setup? I can't find exact costs or even the right wood materials and all of that. Just curious if any of you AMAZING people could share me some advice or even (how to) create a backyard setup.

Nails,wood,pvc,turf,more wood,water.... IDK lol
Just please give me some info
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dogfacematt
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Not sure how close you live, but this guy is giving away a full backyard setup. If you have the free time to put towards improving your rail game I say just go for it, bud.
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theabortionator
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https://www.newschoolers.com/forum/1453/Build-A-Jib-101

Build a jib cult has a bunch of thread about them. Some later replies about what worked and what didn't. Some step by steps with materials. Poke around a bit.

https://www.newschoolers.com/news/read/Build-rail-Andy-Parry

If there was anyone to listen to it'd be this guy

https://www.newschoolers.com/news/read/Staying-Active-Quarantine

little1337 and charzhub built/rebuilt ones. And yes summer setups are dope
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DjDougieT
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dogfacemattNot sure how close you live, but this guy is giving away a full backyard setup. If you have the free time to put towards improving your rail game I say just go for it, bud.


Much respect from you
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DjDougieT
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theabortionatorhttps://www.newschoolers.com/forum/1453/Build-A-Jib-101

Build a jib cult has a bunch of thread about them. Some later replies about what worked and what didn't. Some step by steps with materials. Poke around a bit.

https://www.newschoolers.com/news/read/Build-rail-Andy-Parry

If there was anyone to listen to it'd be this guy

https://www.newschoolers.com/news/read/Staying-Active-Quarantine

little1337 and charzhub built/rebuilt ones. And yes summer setups are dope


thanks hummy
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DjDougieT
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Love it broshino, much respect may pass on the whole vandalize shit and smokin pot
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izzyhenn
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My dad & I built my backyard setup using 4 rows of 2x4s with the screws lining up at equal points so that it collapses into itself to fold up (super easy to store & put back up). Then we just screwed on plywood & then turf. We did the same thing for the kicker, and to adjust the height we just shoved a 2x4 underneath. It’s kind of hard to explain but here are some pics for reference. Hope this helps!










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Mixy
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izzyhennMy dad & I built my backyard setup using 4 rows of 2x4s with the screws lining up at equal points so that it collapses into itself to fold up (super easy to store & put back up). Then we just screwed on plywood & then turf. We did the same thing for the kicker, and to adjust the height we just shoved a 2x4 underneath. It’s kind of hard to explain but here are some pics for reference. Hope this helps!












Having an adjustable lip is a really good idea I wish I did that with mine
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dripdroptop
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Looks pretty sick
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iced
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go to construction sites and dumpster dive-talk to the guys they are usually chill
it you find the big THICK teal pvc out lengthwise in half to double length of rail

and however big you were going to build your drop in, add a foot and try to MINIMIZE ANY FLAT SPOTS IN THE DROP IN
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DjDougieT
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Thanks HOMIE, i would love some pricing or something. PLus i dont got a jungle gym (swingset park ting) so yeah its gonna be hefty
izzyhennMy dad & I built my backyard setup using 4 rows of 2x4s with the screws lining up at equal points so that it collapses into itself to fold up (super easy to store & put back up). Then we just screwed on plywood & then turf. We did the same thing for the kicker, and to adjust the height we just shoved a 2x4 underneath. It’s kind of hard to explain but here are some pics for reference. Hope this helps!










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theabortionator
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Hell yeah everyone! Keep it up!
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