Marshline - Model Railroad Benchwork

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Hello Model Railroaders! In this video we get our third HO Scale layout update on the Chicago & Northwestern Marshline Subdivision. We review my model railroad benchwork construction and I share a few methods that I used to build it. This is the best benchwork I've ever built, period!
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Reveire: Quincas Moreia- Free to use courtesy of RU-vid
Leslie’s Strut: John Deley and the 41 Players - Free to use courtesy of RU-vid

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2 янв 2019

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Комментарии : 25

@dundasjunctionmodelr.r-jam8267 Год назад

Layout construction looks fantastic, great work

@madeverell 5 лет назад

Nice job Andy!!!

@AndyDorsch 5 лет назад

Thanks Mike!

@NorthernOhioRailroadAction 5 лет назад

Great video and great content keep up the great work my friend and great layout update

@lionellance 3 года назад

Wow..awesome.. thanks for sharing and keep up the great work.. Lance

@lionellance 2 года назад

Looks awesome.. thanks for sharing and keep up the great work.... Lance

@ChessiePAdiv 5 лет назад

Looking good Andy, can't wait to see your railroad as you progress. Scott

@AndyDorsch 5 лет назад

Thanks Scott! I can't wait to get back down there too!!!

@modelrailer 5 лет назад

Making good progress brother!

@JoeG-firehousewhiskey 5 лет назад

Kerg Jigs are awesome! Great job on your layout and bench work!

@KSRailfan 4 года назад

Hey, thanks so much for putting this out here like this! This is the first that I've seen of those biscuit joints, and I'll talk them up to some of the locals and see what they have to say. Thanks again!

@Locoforce 5 лет назад

great video man keep up the good work, thanks for sharing - Adam

@JCsRiptrack 5 лет назад

Nice to see your progress Andy!

@AndyDorsch 5 лет назад

Thanks for tuning in John!

@michaelbroshears3053 5 лет назад

Very nice! I like building benchwork as much as modeling the trains.

@AndyDorsch 5 лет назад

I like benchwork too. It gets to scratch my woodworking itch as well!

@davidmuse7004 5 лет назад

Andy, nice benchwork and progree on the layout.. Thanks for sharing Muse

@AndyDorsch 5 лет назад

Thanks for watching!!!

@walkervalleyrailroad1790 5 лет назад

I like the biscuit joints if I was to rebuild my bench work I would not use foam and I love my pocket hole jig I hope to be at out some more content soon as well

@AndyDorsch 5 лет назад

Make more content!!! 😉 Thanks for watching!

@chrisatkins2607 5 лет назад

Great update, Andy. I love those Kreg joints. What kind of prep did you do to reclaim your old plywood? Belt sander? I noticed some 2” foam being used as benchwork. How do you decide between that and more traditional plywood?

@AndyDorsch 5 лет назад

Chris, I used a scraper and an orbital sander with 60 grit sandpaper to reclaim my plywood. As for the spot with the 2 inch foam, that's just an old module that i had lying around that I used to get a rough space guess. I prefer not to use foam as sub roadbed for a permanent layout.

@chrisatkins2607 5 лет назад

@@AndyDorsch So I ask about the foam because I've seen it used, but haven't really done much with it myself. I have once siding on my upper deck that I have tried it on, but the glue didn't hold it to my masonite spline, so it needs to be fixed. I'm about to add a section above some staging and I wonder if I might use 2" foam and be able to layt the track and wire it, then put it in place so that if the wort happened, I could remove it in order to make a major repair to the track below. Would mean using servos instead of tortoises and some other new construction methods. Most of the guys I have seen use it are n-scalers.

@ichabod0391 Год назад

How thick is you plywood sub-roadbed?

@HumancityJunction Год назад

How much would you charge to build my benchwork for me? There are two tools that are kinda my bucket list tools. Because if I can get these tools, it means I have a big enough space that I have already gotten all the basic tools. A biscuit joiner and a router.