DIY Slider for Skytrack or GC2

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  • Timdm3
    Member
    • Dec 2015
    • 88

    #1

    DIY Slider for Skytrack or GC2

    I am starting a new build in a new house and was looking for a way to incorporate different hitting surfaces or to move hitting area around to help with wear.

    Came across this pretty simple DIY for a camera slide if anyone is interested:



  • aeroburner
    Extreme Member
    • May 2016
    • 1015

    #2
    why not just buy a gc2 slider already done I have one I can sell

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    • CW35
      Member
      • Mar 2017
      • 64

      #3
      I will be building my own soon courtesy of Sascha1818's design. See the attached thread.

      I said above sim room finished ...... is it ever ? lol For the moment mine is so I thought I share it in case some wants to see it. Here two videos. First one

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      • Timdm3
        Timdm3 commented
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        Ah thanks CW I was searching for that post but couldn't find it. If you build soon please post pics and let us know how it went.
    • Stingreye
      Advanced Member
      • Aug 2016
      • 489

      #4
      This will work surpsingly well if you don't have HMT. https://www.amazon.com/Top-Handy-Cad...=coffee+slider

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      • shimonko
        shimonko commented
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        I like it!

      • shimonko
        shimonko commented
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        Ordered.
    • CW35
      Member
      • Mar 2017
      • 64

      #5
      Did a quick build last night and think it turned out half way decent. Outside of the components needed, I just used some old shelving for the base and the sliding base that the GC2 sits on. Here are a few pics and a list of the Amazon items for us in the US. I will be doing divot action inserts for both fairway and rough and I think the slider will work out nicely.






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      • CW35
        CW35 commented
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        No problem guys! I understand the putting on FB. I originally had my gc2 positioned close enough so I could putt off the stance mat rather than the insert.

      • keither5150
        keither5150 commented
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        CW35..... I ordered the parts and built mine very similar. I made a wedge that the GC2 slides into. This ensures the same alignment every time. I also have my screws going 1/4 inch through the bottom of the base to provide some grip that eliminates the chance of a ball knocking it out of alignment.

      • CW35
        CW35 commented
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        Glad you got yours setup keither! Good idea on the wedge on the alignment. I tried to just use small "blocks" on the sides and the sliders in the front. What does you sit on? Mine is on some turf that you can see in the pics. I haven't really had a problem w/ the whole thing moving but i have definitely been careful walking around it.
    • wbond
      Ultimate Member
      • Oct 2014
      • 3489

      #6
      Nice, how easy does this slide?

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      • CW35
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        It slides really easy. A slight push with a club head and it will slide either way.

        Just need to make sure everything is square/parallel when putting together. If not, it will bind and not slide easily
    • matt72580
      Junior Member
      • Sep 2017
      • 3

      #7
      Very nice, exactly what I had in mind for my setup.

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      • Shifty
        Member
        • Oct 2015
        • 79

        #8
        Here's what I built at work today. My fibrebuilt mat is higher than most others so hopefully this will work.
        Otherwise if it doesn't work I'll be Making a slider one and order the parts.


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        • northshoremb
          Member
          • Sep 2022
          • 73

          #9
          7 years later so any more builds or results?

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