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In lugnet.trains, Aaron Amatnieks wrote:
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Simple elegant design. but you forgot to crosspost to the most important
group, Microscale. :)
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Ah yes, crossposting. I think the concept finally stopped eluding me ;)
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The inverted baseplate is such a simple idea, one question though, do the
magnets have to be pressed up to the underside of the baseplate, or can the
be a little gap?
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There is a little gap between the baseplate and the magnet below, but the pull
between both magnets is so strong that they’ll stretch the chain a little and
come together anyway.
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otherwise, for a days work, wow?
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Please do understand that this was indeed a full day; starting at 9 in the
morning and quitting at 6 in the evening. (Including several breaks, of course).
Also, I had been thinking about this project a lot, only to find the time to do
it at the last possible moment. Like a lot of folks, I work best when there’s
some kind of deadline looming. :)
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| (...) Simple elegant design. but you forgot to crosspost to the most important group, Microscale. :) The inverted baseplate is such a simple idea, one question though, do the magnets have to be pressed up to the underside of the baseplate, or can (...) (19 years ago, 22-Sep-05, to lugnet.trains, lugnet.build.microscale, FTX)
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