A right and left hand code 55 Peco curved point spare for swap or buy?
I have shed loads of medium and long if they are any use as a swap?
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Cheers
Dave
Quote from: DJM Dave on October 28, 2013, 06:25:28 PM
A right and left hand code 55 Peco curved point spare for swap or buy?
I have shed loads of medium and long if they are any use as a swap?
Sorry mods if this in in the wrong place, feel free to move it.
Cheers
Dave
Send NewportNobby a PM, im sure he has a few points for sale. He had them at the meet up in Peterborough this weekend.
Good luck in your search pal :thumbsup:
I have 1 R/H & 1 L/H large curved peco electrofrog points 55 code (new but unboxed) will swap for 2 medium L/H electrofrogs if you can't get hold of any.
cheers, Stu.
Quote from: OwL on October 28, 2013, 07:13:45 PM
Quote from: DJM Dave on October 28, 2013, 06:25:28 PM
A right and left hand code 55 Peco curved point spare for swap or buy?
I have shed loads of medium and long if they are any use as a swap?
Sorry mods if this in in the wrong place, feel free to move it.
Cheers
Dave
Send NewportNobby a PM, im sure he has a few points for sale. He had them at the meet up in Peterborough this weekend.
Good luck in your search pal :thumbsup:
Sorry Dave(s) - mine are code 80 electros, not code 55 :no:
Hi NewportNobby,
I've mailed Stu and it looks like I've got a swap lined up.
Thanks for responding though.
All my business work at the moment keeps me tied to the kitchen table designing etc, so I'm going to ask you guys another question.
Anyone know where I can get paxolin strips from to solder my rails to at the baseboard ends?
I'd normally get them from shows but as I'm not out at any for a while, mail order would be the perfect answer.
Anyone?
Cheers
Dave
Hi Dave
Have you tried Maplins for your Paxolin sheet? or Squires Tools.
Tony
Got mine from Maplin and RapidOnline Dave. :thumbsup:
Just got some yesterday from Maplin as it happens.
£1.79ish for an A5(again -ish) size sheet.
Tom.
Being lazy I'd prefer the pre-cut strips like sleepers you sometimes see on sales stands at shows. :dunce:
Justtried a Google, plenty of sleepers and strip or 4mm, if it's for baseboard joins then shouldn't be too difficultto cut in half, otherwise 2mm association should do some.
Dave,
Try Adrian at Railroom Electronics http://www.railroomelectronics.co.uk/Baseboard-Construction/Copper-Clad/Strips/Page1.aspx (http://www.railroomelectronics.co.uk/Baseboard-Construction/Copper-Clad/Strips/Page1.aspx) he has quite a selection.
Regards
Neal.
Dave,
I have a couple of spare strips I can post you. They are about 5mm wide , They can be cut smaller using a razor saw or cutting disk in a mini drill. Makes a mess though , you may end up in dog house if the kitchen gets covered in dust!
Carl
Quote from: DJM Dave on October 29, 2013, 05:42:23 PM
I'd normally get them from shows but as I'm not out at any for a while, mail order would be the perfect answer.
If you are a 2mmSA member then they do pre-milled pcb end pieces with several sleepers on each to match the Easitrac (and thus also of course the N equivalent)
Alan