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    Must go to the wreckers now .
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    That tow ball and drill chuck are great ideas!
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    There was miles and miles of this stuff just laying around!
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    I am certain they won't miss that iddy bitty piece!
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    They polish up a treat and have enough mass to make pinning a joy!
    Here's one I made for my son; lousy blow up photo:
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    So, Out of curiosity... How does one come by a section of RR track? I live in Hawaii, so it's not like we have much (if at all) laying around, except perhaps in Oahu.

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    Any chunk of steel would do. I have a block app 4"x2"x1" that is pretty good, i also have a short section of track too, i haven't used it yet as my workshop is a bomb site, but the schoolroom I am building in half of it is pretty much finished so once I have got the carpet and blind out of the workshop I can finish organizing it and build a workbench.
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    Quote Originally Posted by edhewitt View Post
    Any chunk of steel would do. I have a block app 4"x2"x1" that is pretty good, i also have a short section of track too, i haven't used it yet as my workshop is a bomb site, but the schoolroom I am building in half of it is pretty much finished so once I have got the carpet and blind out of the workshop I can finish organizing it and build a workbench.
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    Quote Originally Posted by EdgedOut View Post
    So, Out of curiosity... How does one come by a section of RR track? I live in Hawaii, so it's not like we have much (if at all) laying around, except perhaps in Oahu.
    If you would like a spike or 2, PM me and we can put a couple in your hands.
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    Quote Originally Posted by EdgedOut View Post
    So, Out of curiosity... How does one come by a section of RR track? I live in Hawaii, so it's not like we have much (if at all) laying around, except perhaps in Oahu.
    A better question is where do you find the little piece? These days that stuff typically comes in lengths of several hundred yards and is a formidable cross section of steel. It will laugh at your whimpy hacksaw and arm!
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