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Thomas-the-Train-Router-Bits?
Has anyone bought any router bits for making Thomas the Train railroad
tracks? Where did you buy them? Where the tracks produced a good match to store bought tracks? Thanks |
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"stoutman" wrote: Has anyone bought any router bits for making Thomas the Train railroad tracks? Where did you buy them? Where the tracks produced a good match to store bought tracks? Thanks YES! I have seen them for sale on the internet. Go look there! |
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stoutman wrote: Has anyone bought any router bits for making Thomas the Train railroad tracks? Where did you buy them? Where the tracks produced a good match to store bought tracks? Thanks http://www.eagle-america.com/html/ca...rain&x=17&y=20 |
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Woodcraft sells the two bits needed, and they do a good job, (Whiteside).
ken "stoutman" wrote in message m... Has anyone bought any router bits for making Thomas the Train railroad tracks? Where did you buy them? Where the tracks produced a good match to store bought tracks? Thanks |
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I think I am being a lot more specific than "plans for a tea cart".
Don't you? Woodcraft use to sell the bits, but not anymore. "Robatoy" wrote in message ... In article , "stoutman" wrote: Has anyone bought any router bits for making Thomas the Train railroad tracks? Where did you buy them? Where the tracks produced a good match to store bought tracks? Thanks YES! I have seen them for sale on the internet. Go look there! |
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"stoutman" wrote in message
m... I think I am being a lot more specific than "plans for a tea cart". Don't you? Woodcraft use to sell the bits, but not anymore. MLCS sells them: http://mlcswoodworking.com/shopsite_...ck_bits_anchor I've made straight track without any special bits: 1. Cut the track grooves using a dado. 2. Chamfer the edges of the grooves using a V-groove bit. Also the outside edges should be chamfered to avoid splinters. 3. The female connection is just a hole with the ends cut out, and bevelled. 4. I free-hand cut the male connection; it is supposed to be a little loose, after all, kids will be pretty rough with it. I can't see how to make curved track without something like the single-groove bit they mention, though. Regards, Gary "Robatoy" wrote in message ... In article , "stoutman" wrote: Has anyone bought any router bits for making Thomas the Train railroad tracks? Where did you buy them? Where the tracks produced a good match to store bought tracks? Thanks YES! I have seen them for sale on the internet. Go look there! |
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"stoutman" wrote in message m... Has anyone bought any router bits for making Thomas the Train railroad tracks? Where did you buy them? Where the tracks produced a good match to store bought tracks? Thanks Here's a page I found awile back http://www.bscandm.com/trains/ Keith |
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