Doug , you say "roll" . Is' it real code 40 rail with the right profile or a flat wire

The Caméo is able to cut 0.25mm ( 0.010") styrene and precut 0.5mm (0.020") styrene .

If I don't use piano wire , I would need about 70 meters .

jkneiling wrote:Wow, that looks great! I noticed the unpainted ties on the jpg. Is that from a 3D printer, or is there a source for this?

Thank you I cut my ties in a styrene sheet with a craft robot "Caméo Shilouette" .

GOOD NEWS!!!!!!! I have managed to identify a source of code 40 rail that is magnetic...and hence suitable for T Gauge! Whilst I continue discussions on establishing a supply line, could I ask for those who would be interested in having some rail please say so in this thread so I can determine the ...

Nutter wrote:As I have a stock of n/s code 40 I shall try that first.
Templates for making points would be of most use to me.

I already tried with nickel silver and it doesn't work because the motorized chassis skate and so can not pull wagons
It is imperative that the rails are made ​​of steel .

The piano wire is cheap and is in all good hobby stores.
Waiting to show you more pictures of my rails made ​​with piano wire ...

SmallCentral wrote:...I use 0.5mm wire piano. It is ... less than code 15 ...

What a shame I was wrong about the code .
In fact it is code 20 (0.5mm / 0.0254 = 19,67).

I also looked for rectangular profile in steel , code 25 or 30. But I found nothing.
This is why I use 0.5mm wire piano. It is magnetic, less than code 15 and it works great .
I weld the wires on ties made in PCB .
I'll post pictures this weekend .

Best regards.

Magnifique

Very nice work

Bravo

Nice job Simple and clever System from TVD for the servo

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Shapeways :!:Always ........

Superb work .

Nice job 8-) And i love the PRR that is my topic in N SCALE . I ll'look at your work with great interest . I have a MU FP7 A-A and these shells are superb . I m waiting for a MU F7 A-B-A , normaly at the end of this week :twisted: Please just a question ;) What is the reference of chassis that you l...

It's just a resistor With my Digitrax Central DCS50 , I have 14v out
Not friendly with the T gauge

Very good job

Your welcome It's possible , not easy , but possible