"Howard R Garner" wrote in message
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Bongo Boy wrote:
I'd like to join nickel silver parts together--by whatever means
makes the most sense. The joint should be conductive and strong--this
would be for joining model railroad rails made of approx 18% nickel
alloy. What's a good technique?
What's wrong with just soldering them together?
That's what most of us model railroaders do.

There are exceptions for special cases.

howard
modeling 1905

I'd like to know how he's going to keep the plastic ties from melting,
unless he's handlaying track and soldering it together before spiking it
down.

Bernd