Question about using Kato Unitrack between modules

[CSX Robert]

Since you don't need to rely on the unijoiners to mechanically hold the track together, what I would do is trim the flexile bumps off of the sides of the unijoiner that make the unijoiner snap into place on the track. You would still get the good electrical contact of the unijoiners, but when you take the modules apart, the track would just slide apart. There are four bumps on each unijoiner, two on each side, but you could just trim two off one end of each one so that the unijoiner snaps into one end but just slides in and out of the other end, that way you would not have to worry about losing them when you take the modules apart.

[helpme]

Hi!  This is my first post here.  I am planning, hoping, wishing to build to around-the-room N-scale layout.  I have already purchased my 12 Woodland Scenics module kits. (I have a 12x12 room).  I have a ton of Kato N-scale Unitrak.  BUT what do I do about the tracks connecting module-to-module.  One train store owner suggested that I let the track hang a 10th of an inch off the ends of the modules, and then just push the modules together to get them to snap together.  BUT I forgot to ask about how to get them apart when it comes time to separate the modules again.  I won't be able to pick up each track and bend it the way the Kato instruction books say to separate them.  Does anyone have a suggestion or experience in this?  Can I take a screwdriver, place it between two pieces of track and then twist the screwdriver to make the tracks snap apart?  Help me!...please!  Thanks!