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HI JUST WONDERING IF YOU CAN CUT A PIECE OF STRAIGHT ALTAS TRACK FROM 10 IN TO THE SIZE OF TRACK YOU NEED AND WHAT DO YOU CUT IT WITH. TONY
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Simple answer is ....YES!
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I second the dremel suggestion. It works great.
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I have used a dremel and also hack saw. They both work well.
Bill TCA #00-53290 My YouTube Videos My Model Railroading Web Site (Island Valley Railroad) Western Reserve Modular Railroad Club Mahoning Valley Railroad Heritage Association National Packard Museum |
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I'll suggest another method that works extremely well and is quick and accurate. I use a compound miter saw with a metal blade. The nicest part is you can cut on an angle if you need too.
It may seem like overkill, but I get extremely accurate cuts. Jonathan Peiffer Modeling the NY&LB in Arizona Still counting rivets ... always so many to count |
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