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Laying Model Railroad Track for Industries 

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In this video I am going to demonstrate laying model railroad track for industries. It is important to get the track on your model railroad rock solid physically and electrically. Industries can be a unique challenged because of many turnouts and short sections of track. Let me demonstrate how I do it for flawless running.
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Комментарии : 55   
@jmcguire56
@jmcguire56 Год назад
Those Xuron nippers are the real deal!
@wazthatme
@wazthatme Год назад
That Mirror trick is going to live in my mind for years thats just too smart
@dwightatnorthernstar1820
@dwightatnorthernstar1820 Год назад
Yup, good job, thanks for the vid. Glad you promoted using a steel washer to heal scratches and used no-ox....
@randydobson1863
@randydobson1863 Год назад
hello ron its is randy and i like yours video is cool thanks friends randy
@IMRROcom
@IMRROcom Год назад
I will be following along, enjoy what you are doing here.
@RonsTrainsNThings
@RonsTrainsNThings Год назад
Thanks my friend! 👍🏼👍🏼
@paulthewall4764
@paulthewall4764 Год назад
Amen to feeders. My East staging yard has 1200 drops.
@RonsTrainsNThings
@RonsTrainsNThings Год назад
😯😱 That's a lot of feeders.
@seegurke93
@seegurke93 Год назад
Thats very helpful thanks! I already put the cutters in my amazon basket.
@williamflowersrailfannerpr3808
It's great to see that you making videos again 🎉
@robertlewis7237
@robertlewis7237 Год назад
THANK YOU FOR DETAILED VIDEO FROM AUSTRALIA
@HumancityJunction
@HumancityJunction Год назад
I like the mirror idea to see what you are doing on the other side of the track.
@RonsTrainsNThings
@RonsTrainsNThings Год назад
Yeah, it's a life saver for sure.
@derekalexander4030
@derekalexander4030 Год назад
Thanks for sharing your way of doing quality track work.
@jhoodfysh
@jhoodfysh Год назад
Nicely done Ron, thank you.
@thesheq5023
@thesheq5023 Год назад
Ive been using the ends of dead end sidings as my wire points. Same idea but half the holes haha
@gerdeguelle1967
@gerdeguelle1967 Год назад
very nice video Ron .
@brendaoliver9107
@brendaoliver9107 Год назад
Ron use a nickel instead of a steel washer as this fills the scratches with nickel instead of steel that rust. It looks really good. Thanks for sharing😀
@RonsTrainsNThings
@RonsTrainsNThings Год назад
My understanding is that the harder steel doesn't fill the scratches in with steel but forces the nickle-silver to fill itself in, like pushing dirt in around the edge of a hole to smooth itself over.
@HaroldKuilman
@HaroldKuilman Год назад
@@RonsTrainsNThings in theorie, you're correct. But it's better to go even harder then steel so the difference in hardness is bigger, titanium or vanadium-steel would do.
@openeyes-411
@openeyes-411 Год назад
@@RonsTrainsNThings Agreed - and not only that Ron but also applying the no-ox should prevent rust even IF a small degree of steel were deposited in the scratches.
@johnbanicki7232
@johnbanicki7232 Год назад
Looks good! Thanks for sharing.
@railwayjade
@railwayjade Год назад
Some great tips, thank you. One can put a metal tool or 123 block across the tracks to absorb some heat when soldering.
@realwildman
@realwildman Год назад
If you're using power routing turnouts you will need to gap each leg of the frog before you add feeders to avoid shorts. Love the bottle cap on the brill trick, just wish I would have know that years ago.
@RonsTrainsNThings
@RonsTrainsNThings Год назад
These are insulated frog AND power routing, so no need to isolate the frog. See link below. They still route power through the turnout, but it is not the most reliable electrically, thus my comment about powering on every side of the turnout. dccwiki.com/PECO_Insulfrog#:~:text=The%20PECO%20Insulfrog%20is%20a,it%20is%20100%25%20DCC%20Compatible.
@realwildman
@realwildman Год назад
Thank you for the clarification on the power routing. The only power routing turnouts I was familiar with have both point rails, frogs, and both frog rails powered from the point touching the stock rail. They would cause a short if you back fed power into the legs of the frog. I don't have a lot for exp. with commercial turnouts because I hand build mine, which issulates the stock rails, frog, and frog rails.
@SD45-ET44AC
@SD45-ET44AC Год назад
Great video!
@kinnywolf2862
@kinnywolf2862 Год назад
Great video
@mikeggg5671
@mikeggg5671 Год назад
Awesome vid, Ron. I'd like to see that feeder process a little more up-close, if possible. It looked interesting, and Id like to try it, but couldnt see it.
@RonsTrainsNThings
@RonsTrainsNThings Год назад
I made a short coming out tomorrow morning just for you. 👍🏼👍🏼
@mikeggg5671
@mikeggg5671 Год назад
@@RonsTrainsNThings awesome!!!!
@RonsTrainsNThings
@RonsTrainsNThings Год назад
Here it is: ru-vid.com_M5MmnJI7jg?feature=share
@RonsTrainsNThings
@RonsTrainsNThings Год назад
See more about laying track including curves, turnouts, insulation gaps, and more here: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-Nu9qlIckU7Q.html
@TheTrainFreak
@TheTrainFreak Год назад
Looks great Ron! Will you be filling in between the rails later on with something such as plaster or sculptamold? - Jason
@RonsTrainsNThings
@RonsTrainsNThings Год назад
Hi Jason. I will be adding styrene floors inside the buildings, then building the yard area up a bit, probably with cork, and graveling it to near rail height.
@mikehowey4869
@mikehowey4869 Год назад
​@@RonsTrainsNThings from
@RonsTrainsNThings
@RonsTrainsNThings Год назад
???
@bnsfcsxbob1526
@bnsfcsxbob1526 Год назад
Great video Ron one question about the buss line I know one in goes into the system your using one do you do with the other end do you cap it or connect it to the beginning to make a loop
@RonsTrainsNThings
@RonsTrainsNThings Год назад
Just cap it with a wire nut or other means of insulating it.
@politicsandtrains
@politicsandtrains Год назад
I am curious how that yard ties into the main line?
@JOHNBLIZMAN
@JOHNBLIZMAN Год назад
Good video again. I noticed that I think you use mostly unpowered frog turnouts. How does that work out for you, have you experienced any issues?
@RonsTrainsNThings
@RonsTrainsNThings Год назад
Mostly they work fine, but if I were starting over I would use code 55 track with powered frogs.
@JOHNBLIZMAN
@JOHNBLIZMAN Год назад
Yes I am building using code 55 from PECO and mostly electro frog PECO turnouts. However, the code 55 rail on PECO is the same rail just sunk further into the webbing. So it’s hard to slip the connectors under, I end up just cutting ties.
@daletowler1354
@daletowler1354 Год назад
Hello Ron, I have a ? I use Kato track and I like Industrys, do you have to run Elect feeders on each Industries and alson do I have to use those insalate on switches
@RonsTrainsNThings
@RonsTrainsNThings Год назад
You definitely want to run feeder wires to all of your industries. As for insulators, it depends on your layout size and how you have your wiring run, but I would suggest it, yes.
@gerlandkent6377
@gerlandkent6377 6 месяцев назад
👍
@nathanward9865
@nathanward9865 Год назад
What was the product you applied after the mineral spirit cleaning? No ox, was it?
@nathanward9865
@nathanward9865 Год назад
Never mind found your track cleaning videos! Thanks!
@RonsTrainsNThings
@RonsTrainsNThings Год назад
Yes
@AnonOmis1000
@AnonOmis1000 Год назад
What brand of track do you use?
@RonsTrainsNThings
@RonsTrainsNThings Год назад
It is all Peco code 80.
@H.R.6688
@H.R.6688 Год назад
Hey Ron, been going through your videos. What code track did you use on your layout?
@tremusketere5838
@tremusketere5838 9 месяцев назад
I think 88
@charlierumsfeld6626
@charlierumsfeld6626 Год назад
Nothing is ever flawless
@RonsTrainsNThings
@RonsTrainsNThings Год назад
As close as possible obviously.
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