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Building The Silk Purse - Step-By-Step
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 Close up of on/off switch,
circuit breaker, reversing switch, power/lap counter hookups. |
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| Mark final location of Formica
racing surface and cut out for power tap(s), reed switches. |
A form fitting infield is cut
out with a carpet knife using the Formica laminate as a template. |
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| Power taps are soldered to the
rail's bottom half and ground to clear the lane coding. |
Use the 3M system provided to
lay a solid bead of slow setting epoxy in the rail slot. |
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| Locate the power tap at the
access point and lay out the coiled rail and lane coding. |
Move the Railsetter ahead
slowly and work the lane coding down flush directly behind. |
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| Grind a taper through each end
so that the rail overlaps and test fit into place. |
The Railsetter located the rail
while the lane coding held it in place until the epoxy cured. Perfect !! |
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