DIY Homemade roller coaster
Bow, Design Wednesday, November 4th, 2009Making of roller coaster step by step with pictures
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That’s hardcore. And a king’s ransom in treated lumber. Color me impressed
Okay, so where’s the video of it running?
Where’s the video of the run?
I can’t believe someone could built one of this in the back yard! But why not? The playful spirit of the human being sees no limits
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What a dream come true!
This is the worst idea ever for so many reasons.
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aw, no video?
yo that looks skettchy s hell but fun
Best. Idea. Ever.
someone here is on prozac
This cannot be legal.
It’s endeavors like this that occasionally help renew my faith in humanity. Go you! Though I agree with everyone else: Where’s the video?
no way..
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Do they deliver???
WoW ! Great Idea, but how much does it cost and how much time did you spent?
great, but i missed a video!!!
Wow! Phineas and Ferb copiers…
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5gcoV3MkmY8
vid
It sure seems nice to have unlimited resources and free-time. Me personally, I’d spend it doing something with a point.
Awesome!
Here’s a guy with way too much time and money and an imagination to match those… Good on you dude.
Although, all I can picture is some guy saying ‘hold my beer and watch this.’
Pure Art. Pure Living. Purely Cool. What else are our pointless existences for but to bring a smile. Thanks!
No loop? Meh.
rock out man definately ging to invest in making one of these some day thx 4 inspiration. keep it up
as 4 douche and douchier (shown below) go ***** yourselves *****
anonomys says:
November 4, 2009 at 11:14 pm
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Pariahpsim says:
November 7, 2009 at 12:18 am
It sure seems nice to have unlimited resources and free-time. Me personally, I’d spend it doing something with a point.
some one is going to die…
dude please wear a helmet and don’t you dare put any kids on that thing.
You know what else is cool? Going to a park where they have pre-built rollercoasters that are way better. But if that’s what he wants to do with his time, good for him. I could never pull it off.
Dad – son, this is your lucky day
Son – really dad?
Dad – oh yeah, i got high enough that i think i know i can build a roller coaster!
Son – thats awesome dad, i think i know i love you!
Dad – Yeah I know I’m dad of the year for this, lets just not make it high enough so when it falls it doesnt kill u !
Son – I Love You DAD!
next fall:
Priest – We have gathered here today to remember Son, beloved kid whos only dream was to go to sixflags in California, and even tough he never made it, he still managed to die with a smile on his face right before his HOME MADE ROLLER COASTER CRASHED AND COLLAPSED ON TOP OF HIS SMASHED BRAIN!!
Ghost Kid Hunting the backyard – THANK YOU DAD!
There are videos of it here: http://www.jeremyreid.com/
It is fast and looks like a lot of fun!
Way to go buddy, this has brightened my morning. Knowing there are people out there doing what they want.
I think this is not safe.Its always good to be careful and have an eye on it before you go on a ride…
I don’t understand why some people are so opposed to the idea of somebody having a hobby. Some people paint, some people draw, some people make cardhouses or models of buildings out of toothpicks, So why not a working roller coaster in your backyard.
I love the idea of doing something like this single handed. Good on you man!
I love it when people follow their dreams. But, wow. there must be $100,000 worth of wood in this thing.
This is the awesomest thing I’ve seen in a long time. Congrats
I think it’s great, and it’s obviously well built. Those curves are beautiful. Anyone who thinks this coaster is anywhere near as dangerous as the average travelling carnival ride isn’t very bright. I would have no problem riding on that coaster with my two-year old son. No “point.” I guess everything’s relative, but there seems to be a pretty clear point here: FUN.