Thanks, we hope to make a lot more wood features. We don't have many rocks to play with. Dam Ranch has some good ones of those

Thank you. I'm hoping we can build another really big cool feature together in the future. I think I learned a thing or two from your whale tail build.

Thank you very much. I appreciate the comments

@@mtbingadventures1551 you’re welcome Aaron! Take care

Absolutely, much of the wood features will have to be built in place. Getting the material and game plan is tough.

​@mtbingadventures1551 it's like eating an elephant, one bite at a time!😂

We appreciate your kind comment. Thanks

Great suggestion! I think a Pepecam would be amazing

One of my favorite parts of those videos is watching the quality control inspector always trying to find the best warm sunny spot from which to supervise

@@danjones1365 next time your up, we can mount a gopro to Pepe's jacket.

Wait for Spring. It will be awesome

That is definitely a concern. I might still have to make some shallow rips to make sure we have a lot of grip.

@@mtbingadventures1551 Can´t you use some Chicken coop wire in the top to create a more grip surface? Should be cheap solution

@@gfrmartins that sounds like a plan. I will definitely consider it.

@@mtbingadventures1551yeah, look at some of the BC KZfaqrs when they’re riding various features. Wire and cross cuts are placed

Thanks, come put in the Spring. We gotta ride together again

Yeah, it helped me visualize it a lot. I used three to help with the camber and width. I think I can just use two strings next time though. The hardest part was trying to find the center point to get my radius all worked out.

@@mtbingadventures1551 Yeah I used 3 as well for my feature because it was so wide. I didn't have a set radius for mine just sorted it by eye to fit it into the lanscape.

@@cutlaps gotta have the eagle eye

I am the biggest wimp when it comes to the cold. 😆 I'm definitely California born and I love the heat. My buddy is from Wyoming. He's just like you. Wearing shorts when it's 35 degrees out.

I'm glad you like it. Thanks

I struggle. I just try not to stop moving. If I'm building, I stay pretty comfortable

Thank you very much

Thank you

Thank you. It is an ambitious project. I couldn't do it without some help. We are going to have more of these in the future. I'm hoping to become super efficient at these

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Hmmm... I don't know much about the Butthole Surfers. I just watched the video. Interesting band. The only problem of naming the drops with the number 7. Is eventually there will be a few more.

@@mtbingadventures1551 you probably know their song *Pepper*

Ah yes, that song I recognize right away.

Yes, stripping the bark off will make the pine last much longer. It's an insane amount of work, and I'm experimenting with a wood preservative spray to keep the bugs away. I do plan on getting a tool that will strip the bark off the wood superfast.

@mtbingadventures1551 let me know when you find one 😂. Theres some decent attachements for chainsaws but they dont' work on stringy bark which is what I build with. It should chew through pine no worries.

@cutlaps oh man, the stringy stuff probably gets all caught up in there. The chainsaw attachment one is what I was thinking about. I've been talking to another builder and he's been saying it almost doesn't make a difference if I remove the bark or not. His biggest worryismaking contact with the ground.