Towable Rails

Looking for something different to do and want to try building one of these.

Anyone got any pics of there own or instructions on how to build one?

Some questions I would also like to have answered are there specific types of tubes you have to use to build this rail? and also how to you support the rail from the tubes?

im guessing im the only one besides the pros in old videos that has any intrest in these!! haha

I saw that Grindwater has a tube called the morph that has a slider on it but it looks like they have not made it yet, the "picture" on the website is just a drawing.

One of Danny Harf's video sections had it in there... Counterfeit This i want to say?

I would look at something like this and build something similar to a picnic table that would have legs spaced perfectly to fit right in all 4 holes. I can imagine that hitting a moving rail will be tricky but starting with something wide like a table top would give you the chance to dial it in and could be ALOT of fun.
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I was thinking bout trying the same thing, i would probably build like a 12' long, 1.5-2' wide box and tie it down to two circular tubes, just keeping it simple at first

yeah your right about the harf in counterfit this, byerly has one in metronome too I looked at. Im pretty sure im going to do a smaller up-down rail. This should work out pretty good (at least I hope so)

here is a pic of one.... i want to try this aswell!!

i found these two a while back so i cant say where i originally got them...


this one looks quite professional