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I have asked many questions on this forum that no one could answer and i wouldn't ask unless the question was pretty hard, as i would probably know the answer anyway. As i have got more experience i now know the answer to most of the questions i have asked.As you go on and do different things you come up against new things and new problems which only add to the interest in this hobby. Truly if any of the people that contribute to this forum were what i would class as an expert and i leave Kevin Strong out of this; they would have known the answers to some of the questions i have asked.  Do you remember the one about getting unwanted camber into my curves when i bent my own rail; well no one came anywhere near the answer and none of the people you mentioned even tried, so i guess they didn't have a clue. The answer in the end was pretty obvious when i found it out (not so obvious though before that) it was the rail bender itself, pretty basic and and expert would have at least thought of that as a possible solution. The person that got the nearest toit was Troy over in England.No my idea of an expert is someone like Jack Verducci or Marc Horowitz. These people have written books that you can follow and make sense and what they say is worthwhile reading.Rgds ian
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