Backyard Homemade PVC Roller Coaster Thrillium- Construction Update 2
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dont update it the end is the best part
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@OinzCEO17 nice comeback
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thats awesome my gmas backyard is sooooooooooooo huge and were thinking about making one
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@OinzCEO17 i would love my 4 yr old to have one of these but we lost our home in va oh well maybe next time =)
excellent job. i had no idea this could actually be done till i started watching rollercoaster videos
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its called a rollercoaster ride it
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brak ur ass on that
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Aphrachu 6 months ago 25
@Aphrachu Me: Yup, I've blocked you.
OinzCEO17 6 months ago 39
Thats hard to believe that will hold over 100 lbs. The track must flex like crazy. I also used 2x2's to build one and they are spaced just 12" apart and the track still flexes with 70lbs including the cart. Thats with 1 1/2" conduit. What is the pvc size you used? You said 3/4" but from the video it looks to be a larger diameter. I don't get any sway from the cart, perhaps your side wheels are too far apart from the track? cahans.com/projects/Rollercoaster/
mcahan02 1 year ago
@mcahan02 it's weaker in some spots than others. and it is definitely 3/4 inch PVC pipe. yeah I don't know. it works!
OinzCEO17 1 year ago
I think you better not put more than 25 lbs on that track, it looks really thin.
mcahan02 1 year ago
@mcahan02 actually the track is really strong. I weigh like 100 something pounds and it holds. the problem is the 2x2's. they are pretty fragile and one just broke. but that's also cause the car isn't done yet and it doesn't have upstop wheels so it shakes around like crazy. but once it's done it'll support a lot of weight.
OinzCEO17 1 year ago