How to solder feeder wires to track. Part4

[@ganeydn]

First time I ever saw using clay to hold the wire in place. Great idea.

[@chrisoconnell6528]

Great video. Nice and easy to follow.

[@TheCreativeModellerHO]

That's great to hear! Thanks! 😃

[@georgeandcarolfischer291]

After stripping the wire, twist the strands together before soldering. Also use a needle nose plier to bend the wire to fit close to the rail before soldering.

[@TheCreativeModellerHO]

Yes, this isn't a video I'm proud... I'm probably gonna remake it soon, because it doesn't show good techniques.

[@rpan5441]

Very nicely explained. If you could explain the intervals of wiring for a bigger project

[@TheCreativeModellerHO]

Thanks, That video is coming soon!

[@TheCreativeModellerHO]

Part0 (Introduction): kzbin.info/www/bejne/h3i4hqmJlN2id7M Part1 (benchwork construction) kzbin.info/www/bejne/bqOxYnpujLSrkKc Part2 (installing track-bed) kzbin.info/www/bejne/rImylZihfc6nq5I Part3 (How to lay flex track) kzbin.info/www/bejne/fKC6qZiBl8Sgosk Part4 (solder feeder wires to track) kzbin.info/www/bejne/bIClm6WKf5ymaq8 part5 (making your own rock molds) kzbin.info/www/bejne/ppjKoq1_lrCJmrM

[@uptownphotography]

Well done.

[@rogerpianoking1945]

Already did this on my n gauge layout.

[@DylanHilker]

I am very new to this hobby I was wondering how I attach track mine do not snap together

[@AbelG8781]

Not sure I understand....you're using flex or snap?

[@TheCreativeModellerHO]

What did you think of the music?

[@annickgriebenow3200]

I liked it a lot!

[@riogrande5761]

I like to solder the wires to the bottom of the rail so they are invisible.

[@AbelG8781]

Its ok but the soldering job couldve been better. First, flux the rail, then tin the feeder and form a J hook on the wire to be soldered. Attach the feeder to the rail and solder away.

[@markpalkowski9673]

or try wire glue,there is no chance of melting anything

[@Synthematix]

You are supposed to tin the track first.

[@TheCreativeModellerHO]

Yes I know. When I made that video I was not very good, the video is a bit misleading... I'm thinking of remaking the video, do you think I should??

[@eaxnitro]

@@TheCreativeModellerHO If you could remake it that wound be very helpful. Maybe add in twisting the wire before tinning the wire Tin the rail How to get a good joint. The one in this video looks a bit sus. Cheers

[@hernanvoto]

they never stick, ever