How should I make a sled, I don't have many things around?
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On the other hand, if your hill isn't very steep, or you're out in the country on an unmown field, it's still possible to sled but the ride won't be nearly as fast. So you'll want a minimum of obstructions on the "sled" itself.
Start watching this at 4:00 minutes:
http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=Z_sIQ36LXmc&NR=1
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The hood of a subcompact car, such as a Yugo could also prove to be a good sled if you have the right hill. As a note, don't use the hood of anyone's car without permission and as with any answer I give here, try the suggestions at your own risk, as I accept no responsibility for the outcomes or for poor judgment. You could also use trashcan lids or even halve trashcans to make two sleds.
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If you want to go 'high tech' and handy you can always make something out of wood in the vague shape of a flattened wheelbarrow bowl, or a drawer with and angled front-face. Otherwise any flat bowl or trough-like thing will do. Just make sure it's study enough.
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