4th-Apr-21, 06:30 PM
So have had a think...
One arrangement could be this on an 8x4 board that comes out at weekend to check basic balance and characteristics of cars: -
And something like one or other of these routed beauties on a table out in the garage to stretch the motors a bit and to find the limits of tyre adhesion: -
But I have no router, let alone any routing skills. If I was to learn the art of routing a wooden track, would there be any benefit is starting by making a smaller 8x4 track first? How would that layout differ to one based on Scalextric track pieces?
[Does anyone make bespoke routed tracks for sale to the UK? I think I saw a modular type product made in Australia.]
One arrangement could be this on an 8x4 board that comes out at weekend to check basic balance and characteristics of cars: -
And something like one or other of these routed beauties on a table out in the garage to stretch the motors a bit and to find the limits of tyre adhesion: -
But I have no router, let alone any routing skills. If I was to learn the art of routing a wooden track, would there be any benefit is starting by making a smaller 8x4 track first? How would that layout differ to one based on Scalextric track pieces?
[Does anyone make bespoke routed tracks for sale to the UK? I think I saw a modular type product made in Australia.]
I love puttering with gears

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