How to build a Snowboard Fun/Jib Box (very easy)

Built two fun boxes. This is very easy if you just build two ladder boxes to the height you want and then throw on your ply, liquid nails and top. This will give you an idea what to use and makes the process simplified. Add a couple horizontal studs for stability and you are set. This length is perfect for throwing multiple tricks at one time. Total of 16ft and used HDPE 1/2in. The plastic was expensive but worth it. Made an slanted box to a flat transition. Easy to build and a ton of fun to use. Hope the video helps answer some of the questions I have seen. The approach is made of plastic lattice (works really well) Just toss some snow on it. It will work without snow, just not as well. Any questions just let me know. I'll put out a vid of them being used once I create it. Created on January 12, 2011. Here is the tag of me using em for the first time http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eQDl9a8y0Qo.

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[RightOffPortAwesome]

Just use lexan its wayy cheaper than hdpe

[rmborders]

@RightOffPortAwesome Thanks for the tip. I appreciate it.

[Dcamiolo8]

@rmborders HDPE 48" x 48" 1/2" Thick is that the correct size?

[rmborders]

@Dcamiolo8 Yep, that's right.

[TheReeper1999]

what site did u get the hdpe stuff on

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@TheReeper1999 usplastics

[212CallofDuty]

There's my roof!

[rmborders]

@IrushYouHard I think it was around $120 for a 4x4 sheet of 1/2 inch (that included the shipping and handling).

[NBSnowboard]

@rmborders where can you buy that white stuff on the top? and how much would it be?