By Tom-E at 2006-01-19 18:47
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First, Click Here to open up a new page that has pictures for this rail. Materials: 36 inches (3 feet) of 2 by 10, Scrap Plywood, Circle 2 1/2 inch rail, Drill (can drill through your rail), bunch of screws, screw gun and maybe a screw driver. Ok so you got your materials now you got to start making this, as you see in the first picture the rail has a wooden triangular stand. Take your 2 by 10 and cut it into 4 equal 9 inch long pieces. These will be the sides of the triangle. The base of the supports is near the end.� Now take your circular pipe and take a look at the 4th picture, you see the holes at the end. Well you have to do the exact same thing on both sides to your rail. Now, if you take a look carefully and picture 4 you see that there are no screws filling up the holes you see. Now take a look at the first picture, I drew in some lines to help explain this. The holes you see in the 4th pictures don't have any use but to fit your screw driver threw and screw the rail to the stands. So as you see it makes an X on the first picture you have to do this too. Drill straight threw the pipe like one part of the X and then another to make the X complete. Now take a screw with a big end and take your screw gun (hopefully you have an extension to fit threw the hole) and screw the screw in threw the second hole. Do this on each end of the rail and it should be firmly attached to the stands. Now all you have to do is take some scrap ply wood and cut a shape for the base of each stands. Screw the bases onto the stands you have and your ready to skate!
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