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Grandfunk, <br /> <br />No one I know uses insulated joiners. Perhaps he felt that he could sell you some thing or thought that you were in the sectional track crowd....Cutting gaps is easy but has some risk in that it is possible to cut a huge gap or in very rare instances have the cutting wheel move the rail and mess up alignment. I have never had any problems.....If you are not sure, practice on some junk track. The beauty of gaps is that you can always easily add a block later. Selector is right about the possibility of gaps closing, but the CA trick that Chip mentions works well.....
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