ARTHILL wrote: I,m with you, plan as you go. That is how the prototypes do it. They pretend to have a plan, but they are changing it everytime there is a business change or depression or new industry. I also liked the bench work part, but built all mine out of scrap lumber so it does not look as pretty.
I,m with you, plan as you go. That is how the prototypes do it. They pretend to have a plan, but they are changing it everytime there is a business change or depression or new industry.
I also liked the bench work part, but built all mine out of scrap lumber so it does not look as pretty.
Yeah I figure when the track reaches the wall I can go left, right or up?
I like a recent track plan out of MR mag so with a few tweaks and some staging I'll make it fit.
Thanks for the comments, it has to be neat work or I'm in trouble
Ken.
Hyun wrote: I envy your carpentry skills, and the available space, in that order. Looking forward to the future updates.
I envy your carpentry skills, and the available space, in that order.
Looking forward to the future updates.
The space (9.5'x 12') will have to do. I had 25' x 17' at our previous house. But I'll do my best.
tigerstripe wrote: 2 X 4 benchwork, overdesign, but take no chances.Is your house in a new construction area?...I feel your pain, sleep good; if you can.
2 X 4 benchwork, overdesign, but take no chances.
Is your house in a new construction area?...
I feel your pain, sleep good; if you can.
Actually it's 34x66mm (1.3x 2.5 inches) pine finger jointed. it's very light and strong and cheap!!
Yes our house is new and there's two more going up next door.
I like building the benchwork it's the best part!!
No real layout plan, I'm just building.
Of course I had to build a gate!