
u/Cornteam

I just landed a 7x backflip
I did it at the spot where that guy just did a 6x backflip
Does anyone know of any outdoor airbag jumps in utah (for your actual skis not the woodward roller skis)
reddit.comHow to improve my misty 7 so I can take it to a misty 9
I've been trying to land a misty 9 for a while, and nothing I've tried works.
Help on finding the correct stain
The house we bought has lot of outdoor wood and we badly need to restain the sections that are exposed to the elements, but we're having trouble matching the finish on the wood that's in good shape. Any ideas on the opacity and type of product that was used? Also, any recommendations for good products with easy upkeep would be appreciated.
My first big project
This thing took me about 4 months, and is the first thing I have ever made. The top has a spraypaint design with a Lazer engraved skier(skier is not a stock image, it's actually an photo of me skiing converted into Clipart) the side panels are alder, and they are also painted black. Everything but the side panels are maple. I mostly just used a plainer, table saw, and a miter saw. I also obviously needed to use a lazer engraver and a shaper. I learned a lot while making this project. I learned that you need to have a board face down while you put it though a shaper, I also learned how to use almost all of the tools that people commonly use for woodworking.
For people who regularly comment advice, how many times do you go skiing per season (on average), and how good of a skier would you say you are?
I am curious about this one, because I have gotten advice from a lot of people on this subreddit, about half of the advice is truly terrible. This makes me wonder, how much skiing do these people really do?