I love FastTracks.

Have you looked into parts for DBL Slip switches? I’m currently building my second set of dbl 90 degree crossings. Your product is very well thought out and works great.

I can't BELIEVE that you're advising folks to solder the two tracks together using strip of PCB. Haven't you heard of dead-shorts ? WHat on earth are you thinking ?!?!

Thank you for posting & sharing this video. 🚂🚃🚃🚃

Great precision products!

Saw dust seems like good garden soil enhancer.

I was pretty much sold on this system before this video, after 110% sold!

4:08 oh man! I love this shop!

3:00 sweet.

Couldn't watch the video ...way to much talkinh

Tim, What is the purpose of the two slits in the PC board Ties? Wouldn't one slit work just as well? Is Fast Tracks putting the slits in?

Amazing, I watched you make that, I never realised it would work as it's so simple.

Looks like that could work well as a spring switch

You used to cut custom sizes or large scale lumber. Now you don't, shame. I was a big custimer, even going as far as supplying you with building plans. Now I can't get from you the lumber I need for architectural models. You sold out and went to hell.

I’m glad to see you did a build for Halloween this year, excellent, nice job on the zenos. Cheers

only 70 bucks. ill take 25 of them. ha ha jk.. looks good

Paper clip installation for me, too. I was skeptical, but it works great! Thanks for posting! Whether you use piano wire or paper clips, if your spring tends to come out of the holes, especially in plastic ties, put a VERY slight bend away from the center in both the downward facing stubs that fit into the drilled holes.

Excellent description on how to build the crossing. Thank you. How do you weather or stain the ties?

Wow, this is really incredible!! Very nice way to commemorate the layout.

Will these ever be available in other geometries like 14 or 19 degrees?

I'm after an HO and O (dual gauge) crossing. That is HO one and O the other. Could I make one of those with your kit? thanks

Very cool to see where my stock comes from.

What size wire and hole would you drill for the N Scale fast tracks turnout...?

Great video. I used 0.032" piano wire and converted 5 g scale turnouts that were already ground installed, while kneeling in snow. Took one 12" piece and 20 minutes. Thanks much

Big question , quad crossing, what is the track center

Nice build! I love the satisfaction of the trucks rolling through smoothly.

I am going to give this a try , much better than the pre made version

Is it possible to just purchase the castings?

28:30 "I like to put the solder on areas that you're not going to see", and 'Voila', sure enough. ya can't see him soldering anything, Har!!!

Great idea, definitely gonna try this!

I have several Micro Engineering turnouts that have either lost their springs, or don’t hold position. This mechanism would have saved me a lot of money on my switching layout.

I bought a pair of these for my O scale layout (Code 148). I will definitely be ordering some Code 125 ones as well for when I build hards and branchlines

What size wire would you recommend for an n scale fast tracks turnout? Does this size wire work the same?

Great pair of Videos. Question is this for DC or DCC?

you can expand this into traction rails too, single point turnouts and curved crossings which are not easy to come by at all.

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Super super

Can you send me the schéma

That’s a col new addition to your product line mr. Warris.

Thank you!

almost 20min beofe he gets to track soldering

would you subject to drop feeder wires on the crossing or NOT

The problem I seem to have is bending the diverging route rail. After bending, it tends to twist the rail. (HOn3 70) The rail at the point end then wants to lift out of the fixture making soldering the throw bar tie more difficult than it should be. Any advice on pre-bending the rail without the twist?

Do you have a video for building an O Scale turnout?

When will these be available for N scale?

Terrific

When are theses available?

This weller wp series is the best they have released on the market I have 3 wp35 one of them has been with me for more than 15 years and it still works as if it were its first day with this soldering iron with up to number 10 soldering iron without any problem it is a soldering iron that if you know how to take care of it, it lasts a lifetime.

You need to come up with a lift for the barrels so you don't throw out your back you're not getting any younger. You got all the other stuff that's automated. That's something you ought to think about.

Will these castings even appear for S scale? /Ulf K