SKATE RAILS: how 2 make / use recycled skate rails

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Upon purchasing my mold, expect delivery within approximately 4 weeks.

If you opt for my mold design or create your own, you will receive the digital file. You then have two choices for fabrication:

• Manufacture it yourself.
• Send the file to a professional:
  • A local CNC machinist.
  • A nearby mold maker.

Collect plastic for shredding or purchase pre-shredded plastic. For durability, type #2 HDPE is recommended.

Buy or Build an Injection Machine

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While an extruder may be more suitable for this product, budget constraints necessitate the use of a V3 injection machine. Feedback on making rails with an extruder is welcome.

Learn to use your injection machine and mold with this guide (link below). For any queries, please email preciousplasticpasadena@gmail.com.

I've been using a V3 injection machine with a car jack due to the mold's width. The rail mold requires approximately 80 grams (2.82 ounces) of molten plastic, varying by type, using about 80% of a full injection machine. I preheat the mold for 15 minutes at 250°F (121°C) to enhance melt flow.

Instructions for Attaching Rails to a Skateboard

To attach the rails to the bottom of a skateboard, order screws compatible with both the rails and decks.

Recommended Screw Options:

• Order from this link: McMaster-Carr
• If McMaster-Carr is unavailable, use screws that match the provided [image].

For assembly, it is advisable to use a manual Phillips head screwdriver to prevent stripping the wood, though a cautious approach with an electric drill is also feasible.

Create custom rails or other items using injection molds to your specifications.