I made this today! So pleased!! Been blading a year and a half now and think I will progress a lot further with an accessible rail to jump on whenever I want.
Thank you! Just made my first one with the help of this video. Was super fast and easy to make. Unfortunately it was more expensive than I was expecting, the pipe cost $11 and the lumber cost $26. I used a 2x6 for the bottom, a 2x3 for the center, two 1x6 for the sides and a 1.5 inch ABS pipe.
@Ilya xx I'll look up the actual measurements since I am unsure. I've just always known the lumber I used to be called 2x6s 2x3sand 1x6s. In stores that's what they are called as well, even those that's not their actual measurements. Looking it up it seems that a 2x6 is actually 1.5 inches (3.81 cm) by 5.5 inches (13.97 cm) a 2x3 is 1.5 inches (3.81 cm) by 2.5 inches (6.35 cm) a 1x6 is .75 inches (1.905 cm) by 5.5 inches (13.97 cm)
i want a video with moe doing grinds! should be very interesting. and btw i can totaly recommend the new usd backpack that elijah and michael got. Excellent quality and super comfortable.
I know this is from 2 years ago but I just built one of these tonight with my son. So glad to have seen your video. I was searching for scaffolding poles until I saw your video. Thanks man. 👍😬
I'm 35yo. Been skating more than 2 decades. I've been a formidable skater for a long time but may have been worried I'd look like a kook with a pvc rail. Esp, a small one. The whole being cool & gnarly thing is fun but I'd have so many more tricks with one of these. My most inspired skating happened in high school just bc I had a solid crew of 4 guys and we skated daily after school. We were influenced by the Zero, Toy Machine, & Baker team . This meant whould would take our relatively small bag of tricks and just do them as big and fast as possible. Crowd pleasers. Now that those guys barely skate I have a new small crew but we're busy with work, families, house chores so I skate alone a lot. Solo I usually don't skate very aggressive which has led to more tech tricks. Anyway, I'm definitely building one of these pvc rails asap. What's lame is I know some die hard skaters who would not approve if a pvc rail. Screw em! They spend more time w the bar then skating. Another thing I wouldn't have done until recent times was wear knee pads for larger transition runs. With those pads the knee slide is a really safe way to bail, and it's fun. Takes a little getting used to and I've heard vert skaters make the mistake of knee sliding a way when they're skating street which can be bad but they're just so used to it. I should probably get over my ego and get a helmet too. I've always shined more in transition but love skating everything. Esp after a slam on a bowl wall. . Many of those could have been avoided with knee pads. Plus I would be a much better transition skater. It's embarrassing how few tricks I have on rails. I have 50-50 & boardslip an sketchy 11 stair which was a big deal for me and my original crew. Meanwhile I still haven't ever done a crooked on anything. I suck at all backside grinds on anything street (but can on transition). My manuals are a joke. I've decided to learn more tricks and was also going to make a box that's pretty short off the ground too to learn more tricks. Thanks for making this video. That's a cool design with the angled 2+4s. Maybe good for slappies too. The beauty of your rail & my future box is that I can skate/learn with them on my street away from the really good local skaters/hometown heros. Learning new stuff can be embarrasig. Eso if it's really simple tricks like crooked grinds. I love an audience when I'm showboating with tricks I've already landed many times on something big. Even if I fall the 1st few attempts because I know have akready landed it so mant tines. In tge flip side i hate being watched when I'm trying to learn something small and simple. Most other parts of life in public i could care less what most people think of me. Also don't care if friends sees me looking like a novice bc I'm trying something new. Skaters are generally kind/supportive people, so most of this is in my heard. Who cares, I just wanna learn new stuff on easy obstacles at first.
Hey Rick and Fisher, there`s a lot of stuff that you guys did wrong when building the play rail buy that`s just technical woodwork stuff. the basic concept of the play rail itself is really cool. I love it, especially since i cant skate aggressive anymore( injured my knee once too many times) but play seems like a safe option for me. Great job guys. much love!!!!!
Made this yesterday!! Though mine was slightly more expensive (around $30) due to inflation and this crazy world. Corona, Am I rite?Regardless.....it came out A-mazing. Thanks for this!
I am curios if the holes made with the drill may interfere with our blades? Like you can get stuck if you do a royale on that pipe? Or there's really no disturbing with those little holes? Thank you!
Hey Lino, could you tell me the exact dimensions of the pieces of wood used in this rail? thanks Man! and Gratz for your channel! its freaking awesome!
Meu amigo P-Rail is Practice Rail not play rail :) I like the design ... I just built a similar rail to get my tricks back .. just getting back into Skating
I'm terrible at projects like this but was able to do it for about $20 in stuff from Lowe's, another $10 for screws and it only took me about 30 minutes to put it together
hi Mr Rodriguez. at the moment i use 3 different bags, one if the USD that the kids use in the video, i also like the cadomodus airflow, and for traveling i use the kizer backback a lot. hope this helped.
Can I pls tell me where you got the wood for the stand/middle piece? And what drill you recommend? My screws are not going all the way through when trying to attach the base to stand piece ☹️
Was wondering this too, I'm on roller derby aerio q60, 80mm wheels definitely not meant for grinding but I've been trying and can't seem to slide the wheels. Wax time
@@frecklesmcgeeee Not true actually. Since I left that comment I built my own pvc rail without the angle side supports and have been skating it just fine.
@@frecklesmcgeeee Yeah, but the real problem is if u do go with that design, you cannot make it any higher. Well you could, but then you can't really afford to miss cuz then you are likely to come down onto the base part sticking out and either break the base or break yourself (or both lol)
Hey hey, just a Short q. I built a grindbox with Those plastic pipes and i cant slide, i always got stuck... did you wax yours? Thx in advance and GREAT video!!!
Lil E yes, no, yes you can if you wax it up. No if you don’t wax it up. Also PVC can rot after awhile so it may break on you one day which is why most people use VERY smooth wood (like hand railings waxed up) or metal pipes either way it’s a good idea to wax it. I Hope this helps
Hey, bro, I had commented on your previous video for a suggestion in regards to All terrain skates. The video Title is WORST LIVE STREAM EXPERIENCE // LET´S TALK ABOUT 125MM OFF ROAD INLINE SKATES // LIVE VLOG
Thank you for posting this. Just wanted to say that it seems annoying that you second guess a lot of things your son says or correct him - especially on camera. I mean no disrespect, you asked for anything that seemed wrong, just my opinion as I can't stand when my dad does the same thing haha! All good, thank you!
This is what I’m building in quarantine
Me too 😂
@@DSMakesvids im actually doing that next week
Just built a box. Now I need a rail
Same
Yessir
Hey Ricardo 👋. Just built a practice rail with my dad. It was a birthday present for me. Thank you so much for helping me create a wonderful memory.
I made this today! So pleased!! Been blading a year and a half now and think I will progress a lot further with an accessible rail to jump on whenever I want.
Thank you! Just made my first one with the help of this video. Was super fast and easy to make. Unfortunately it was more expensive than I was expecting, the pipe cost $11 and the lumber cost $26.
I used a 2x6 for the bottom,
a 2x3 for the center,
two 1x6 for the sides
and a 1.5 inch ABS pipe.
What is that in cm?
@Ilya xx I'll look up the actual measurements since I am unsure. I've just always known the lumber I used to be called 2x6s 2x3sand 1x6s. In stores that's what they are called as well, even those that's not their actual measurements.
Looking it up it seems that a 2x6 is actually 1.5 inches (3.81 cm) by 5.5 inches (13.97 cm)
a 2x3 is 1.5 inches (3.81 cm) by 2.5 inches (6.35 cm)
a 1x6 is .75 inches (1.905 cm) by 5.5 inches (13.97 cm)
@@emmjohnson1 thanks!
@@emmjohnson1 We never get the actual sizes they proclaim them to be.
This is soooo cool! Could you make a tuto on how you build your miniramp in your yard? Thaaaanks :D
i want a video with moe doing grinds! should be very interesting.
and btw i can totaly recommend the new usd backpack that elijah and michael got. Excellent quality and super comfortable.
I know this is from 2 years ago but I just built one of these tonight with my son. So glad to have seen your video. I was searching for scaffolding poles until I saw your video. Thanks man. 👍😬
Build the rail yesterday. Works great! Cost $36 with updated wood and pvc cost. Got the thicker grade pvc
Those kids are the future.
Thanks for doing this video lino.
Keep up the good work.
Bay fam🌉
Great rail, thanks!!! Gotta try and make one for the kids and myself for lazy afternoon grinding :D
I'm 35yo. Been skating more than 2 decades. I've been a formidable skater for a long time but may have been worried I'd look like a kook with a pvc rail. Esp, a small one. The whole being cool & gnarly thing is fun but I'd have so many more tricks with one of these. My most inspired skating happened in high school just bc I had a solid crew of 4 guys and we skated daily after school. We were influenced by the Zero, Toy Machine, & Baker team . This meant whould would take our relatively small bag of tricks and just do them as big and fast as possible. Crowd pleasers. Now that those guys barely skate I have a new small crew but we're busy with work, families, house chores so I skate alone a lot. Solo I usually don't skate very aggressive which has led to more tech tricks. Anyway, I'm definitely building one of these pvc rails asap. What's lame is I know some die hard skaters who would not approve if a pvc rail. Screw em! They spend more time w the bar then skating. Another thing I wouldn't have done until recent times was wear knee pads for larger transition runs. With those pads the knee slide is a really safe way to bail, and it's fun. Takes a little getting used to and I've heard vert skaters make the mistake of knee sliding a way when they're skating street which can be bad but they're just so used to it. I should probably get over my ego and get a helmet too. I've always shined more in transition but love skating everything. Esp after a slam on a bowl wall. . Many of those could have been avoided with knee pads. Plus I would be a much better transition skater. It's embarrassing how few tricks I have on rails. I have 50-50 & boardslip an sketchy 11 stair which was a big deal for me and my original crew. Meanwhile I still haven't ever done a crooked on anything. I suck at all backside grinds on anything street (but can on transition). My manuals are a joke. I've decided to learn more tricks and was also going to make a box that's pretty short off the ground too to learn more tricks. Thanks for making this video. That's a cool design with the angled 2+4s. Maybe good for slappies too. The beauty of your rail & my future box is that I can skate/learn with them on my street away from the really good local skaters/hometown heros. Learning new stuff can be embarrasig. Eso if it's really simple tricks like crooked grinds. I love an audience when I'm showboating with tricks I've already landed many times on something big. Even if I fall the 1st few attempts because I know have akready landed it so mant tines. In tge flip side i hate being watched when I'm trying to learn something small and simple. Most other parts of life in public i could care less what most people think of me. Also don't care if friends sees me looking like a novice bc I'm trying something new. Skaters are generally kind/supportive people, so most of this is in my heard. Who cares, I just wanna learn new stuff on easy obstacles at first.
a list of supplies with specific measurement would help...
Just got wife to get me some think they’re one 2x2, three 1x4, and a 2in diam pvc. We’ll find out when she gets home from town
Yup it worked! Recommend 2 inch screws and a long bit for driving screws in fully inside the pvc
@@chaoscowrhn what bit should i use
@@chaoscowrhn does it move around a lot
Ricardo, thanks made one and costed me exactly 15$. It took me 1 hour or less to make.
Just bought my materials to make this rail my friend! Thank you so much for this tutorial!
" mo's gonna do it right now and you can see it" (proceeds to do it himself 😂)
They love it! Thank you Moe and Ricardo 😀
welma gibbs thank you!!!! Can’t wait o see them skate after all the home training 👊🏼💥
Hey Rick and Fisher, there`s a lot of stuff that you guys did wrong when building the play rail buy that`s just technical woodwork stuff. the basic concept of the play rail itself is really cool. I love it, especially since i cant skate aggressive anymore( injured my knee once too many times) but play seems like a safe option for me. Great job guys. much love!!!!!
Ya i pre drilled all the holes but that's as far as my knowledge goes
Made this yesterday!! Though mine was slightly more expensive (around $30) due to inflation and this crazy world. Corona, Am I rite?Regardless.....it came out A-mazing. Thanks for this!
Awesome! Ty! I am new to aggressive inline skating. I now have a project to build with my father. Ty so much for sharing this!
I am curios if the holes made with the drill may interfere with our blades? Like you can get stuck if you do a royale on that pipe? Or there's really no disturbing with those little holes? Thank you!
Jula nop. You don’t feel them at all ;) ZERO
Thank you! Loved the video so please keep going :)
i think this hole gonna disturb nothing, these are to small! and its PVC on PVC, so both materials are very similar to each other.
Hello Thanks for this video !!! Have you the dimensions (centimeter) of the wood who call "the structure" below the rail ? Thanks !
Hey Lino, could you tell me the exact dimensions of the pieces of wood used in this rail? thanks Man! and Gratz for your channel! its freaking awesome!
hey lucas, the wood was 2cm thickness and the length was 2,4m per 12cm width
thank you for the support
Hey! Thank you so much for the lesson mate! Now I can make a rail
Im gonna use that genius ideia 😋
dragons got fire ! Hehhe thanks. It’s really easy
Meu amigo P-Rail is Practice Rail not play rail :) I like the design ... I just built a similar rail to get my tricks back .. just getting back into Skating
finna head to home depot rn and learn to use my roces graals
Gracias por aceptar las sugerencias!! Un abrazo!!
Hah my dad wont build this with me epic father and son bonding right here
I'm terrible at projects like this but was able to do it for about $20 in stuff from Lowe's, another $10 for screws and it only took me about 30 minutes to put it together
@@chaoscowrhn lucky
Best ending ever!!!
I’m very confused can u tell me all 4 pieces of wood size I got the pvc .
Would like to know the size of the 3 flat pieces?
@@rafalrozalski8178 yes
@@rafalrozalski8178 did any get the size of the wood piece
1inch by 4 inch and 2 inch by 2 inch. Pvc is 2 inch all about 8 feet for mine
Could you give the mesure of this rail please🙏🙏
You guys are great! Great ideas and great video! Thank you!
In germany we have screws with torx head, that makes it a lot of easier😜
Por favor hagan un vídeo en español sobre el sus experiencia sobre los patines 125mm porque yo no entiendo el inglés
Hi! What diameter would you recommend for the pvc pipe?
Ricardo says: 5 cm diameter.
…and I just noticed that at 4:19 you can read the spec of the pipe: "50mm". 🕵🏼♂️
Do you have a good inline skate rucksack to recommend please Sir!? Thank you for your time!
hi Mr Rodriguez. at the moment i use 3 different bags, one if the USD that the kids use in the video, i also like the cadomodus airflow, and for traveling i use the kizer backback a lot. hope this helped.
THE LINO LIFE Indeed Sir this was a big help thank you! I'm subscribed to your channel & really enjoying your vlogs etc👏😊!
Hi is there any way u can the US dimensions in the comments thank you
3 1x4, 1 2x2, 2inch pvc pipe. All 8 feet long
Can I pls tell me where you got the wood for the stand/middle piece? And what drill you recommend? My screws are not going all the way through when trying to attach the base to stand piece ☹️
I made a smaller one.. Since it was so cheap and easy imma make another one but I wanted to know how to make it not slide?
Saludo desde RD,
Cuando vas a rifar uno de esos patines
Luisito RD no le se. Lo problema és los correos de sud África .
I am planning in doing the same thing but without the 2 woods in the border, just the 2 in the center and the rail. Would it work?
Okay okay Mr. Lino Now the P-Rail Game is ON. Lets Stay tuned what i gonna do 😉
Hey lino. You should make a video of Mo skating and grinding
Think I will build one.
Esse cano PVC é que medida aqui no BRASIL? 40 ou 50?
Good Idea,lets build some stuff :D
Pretty cool Lino, keep it up
Hi guys, great build! What’s the diameter of the pipe please?
What is the size of the woods?
these were 2m40cm lenght and 15cm wide
Ricardo Lino thanks :D boards***
Will this be able to support adult skaters as well, Ricardo?
Currently trying to find the right material to build one in France, doesn't look like it will cost 15€ because of the wood. 😟😟
A plus on Bilding it if ya need some hints on a box let me know
Sorry for the stupid question but do you need to wax it to slide??
It slides better with wax :) but it's so smooth that will slide even without. But not the same
Ok thanks bro. With the UK pretty close to shut down I’m going to build a rail
Was wondering this too, I'm on roller derby aerio q60, 80mm wheels definitely not meant for grinding but I've been trying and can't seem to slide the wheels. Wax time
Dose it help with the planks in the sides??
I want to skate it
I like how this won't break your bones if you fall on it
I thought you were trevor noah for a minute
That pvc pipe cost $16 today in 2022. Let's not even talk about lumber prices. Lol
Is the wood on the sides necessary?
aRpStEr_1983 i feel like the rail would just slide around from the force of you jumping on it without the support from the side beams
@@frecklesmcgeeee Not true actually. Since I left that comment I built my own pvc rail without the angle side supports and have been skating it just fine.
aRpStEr_1983 that’s dope! I’ve seen one other person on instagram with a rail like that since leaving my comment so I definitely assumed wrong haha
@@frecklesmcgeeee Yeah, but the real problem is if u do go with that design, you cannot make it any higher. Well you could, but then you can't really afford to miss cuz then you are likely to come down onto the base part sticking out and either break the base or break yourself (or both lol)
what are the sizes of the base?
What size are the 3 flat pieces please?
Hey hey, just a Short q. I built a grindbox with Those plastic pipes and i cant slide, i always got stuck... did you wax yours? Thx in advance and GREAT video!!!
Christian Hager u can use deodorant if u don’t have wax
@@aidanriebensahm8488 thanks for the info, I'll try that before i try done old boot wax i got laying around lol
Can you put the details of the materials in writing?
LEEN TO SK8BOARD
Hi guys. Love this. Can you give me the measurements for all the pieces involved? Didn't catch them for the triangular structure in the video.
2.3 meters is 11 feet.
Hi, sorry but I didn't understand the numbers/centimeters of the materials :v
Someone can help me? Please
what is the full name of this pipe?
How does it stay up
Can i skateboard that rail?
Can you 50-50 on pvc?
Lil E yes, no, yes you can if you wax it up. No if you don’t wax it up. Also PVC can rot after awhile so it may break on you one day which is why most people use VERY smooth wood (like hand railings waxed up) or metal pipes either way it’s a good idea to wax it. I Hope this helps
i would've thought it would snap on the fisrt grind
That heavy breathing in the intro is from fnaf3.
i am trying to build it but my tube diameter is 3,2 cm
Unfortunately, with the price of timber now, this is costing me close to AU$65 mid 2021
Are u seller skate?
What is a good quality for in line skate,i want to buy a good quality
I skate Razor but you may want aftermarket liners.
Can you use this on a skateboard
Brian Conley yes
practice rail?
Where can I buy pvc like this?
Idk what country you live in, but if in USA, any Home Depot will have it. Also sometimes scraps near construction sites lol
*than
🙏🏻👊🏼 did not realise the typo Thanks ❤
I'm not English and I don't understand all
omg seeing the little babies on the roller blades! that culture just doesnt exist here in the states :(
Are you from sa is jay
LEARN TO SK8
Woodglut has very good and accurate plans.
south african?
Hey, bro, I had commented on your previous video for a suggestion in regards to All terrain skates. The video Title is WORST LIVE STREAM EXPERIENCE // LET´S TALK ABOUT 125MM OFF ROAD INLINE SKATES // LIVE VLOG
Im gona do it for a scooter
How's it holding up?
Stodoys is full of amazing tips. It helped me a lot.
Thank you for posting this. Just wanted to say that it seems annoying that you second guess a lot of things your son says or correct him - especially on camera. I mean no disrespect, you asked for anything that seemed wrong, just my opinion as I can't stand when my dad does the same thing haha! All good, thank you!