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Well one way is to use wired rail joiners and then solder them to the track. <br /> <br /> Another is to drill a small hole where you want the wire to come up next to the track through your benchwork and just solder a small solid copper wire to the rail dierctly. <br /> <br /> Either way is acceptable, however thewired rail joiners dont absolutely have to be soldered to the track if you arent up to the task with you soldering skills. <br /> <br /> Just make sure your rail joiners are tight on the rail and it will work but you do increase the risk of having a faulty connection by not soldering.
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