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Welcome to the forums. I've been here for quite awhile and I'm not sure either Anyway I'm sure many on the forum here would be interested. I do believe it would fit nicely in the " Structures and Buildings" form which is part of the Project Forums http://www.modelrailroadforums.com/forum/forumdisplay.php?f=16
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Cheers Willis
PS: I'm quite interested, my 10 inch table saw is a bit rough for fine work, but I try sometimes
I'd be very interested in what you've come up with. I build turnouts and had some older PC boards that I could score and snap, but my newer stuff has too much fibreglass in it. I'd like to be able to cut the tie strips so this would be ideal.
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Anyway I'm sure many on the forum here would be interested. I do believe it would fit nicely in the " Structures and Buildings" form which is part of the Project Forums
