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jcoffey
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 Posted: Jun 16, 2009 2:02 pm Post subject: Old Cutting Boards |
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Sooo my work replaced the cutting boards that we used to use. And I took the old ones. Any ideas on what to make? I'm pretty sure its the same material TSR has for most of their stuff.
(some leftovers from the new cut, about 3.5x4 ft)
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Brett Leadley
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Nice score! I looked into buying sheets of that awhile back.. couldn't afford that stuff. Build a wide mellow incline, i just built one, probably the funnest thing i ever hit on a skate 
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Fryguy
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City: Dawsonville
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| Its the Ginsu Rail. Nice |
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wakeboarderx03x
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those things are around $70 a sheet I believe. 4x8
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T-Hawk
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City: Knox Vegas
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Brett Leadley, dude, i did, too 2'x16' foot ride on incline. It's sooooo sick! 
jcoffey, maybe try something like this and use that stuff on top. It worked for me. 
(the incline)
http://www.wakeskating.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=25705 |
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