ULTIMATE MAGNORAIL INSTALLATION TUTORIAL PART 1 HD 720p

[@monsvillerailways5736]

Very cool. Well done. We used to use those flexible curves when daughting on the drawing board. I've still got one somewhere. Happy modelling

[@mout6017]

Thanks for a great video. Detail of motor assembly was particularly helpful for me.

[@angelgperi]

Here's a revised version of your text for improved clarity and flow: It's truly beautiful! I plan to incorporate it into a mountain route in my model layout, allowing cyclists to navigate up and down slopes. I envision a simple circular track, but I’m uncertain about its climbing and descending capabilities. Do you think it would perform well under these conditions?

[@MagnorailOz]

MAGNORAIL CAN HANDLE ANY SLOPES SEE OUR VIDEO AT kzbin.info/www/bejne/p5CvYZWQa8aBa5Isi=FWI62qt_5AvMXl8o WHICH SHOWS TWO RAMPS FOR BICYCLES WITH NO PROBLEMS

[@angelgperi]

@@MagnorailOz Great! Thank you very much for the clarification. I’ll dare to do it!

[@jrc2858]

Which foam board to buy? Can you please list all your tools for reference?

[@MagnorailOz]

check out ,subscribe and like our previous tutorials like Echo Lakes and you will get all the details

[@laurab344]

Hi! I’m setting mine up for the first time and the track keeps popping out at the motor. The inner rubber gasket (not the one on the gear attached directly to the motor) will sort of lift the edge of its side of the track until it pops out. I can gently push it back, to get it started again, but this is happening every literally every 15sec unless I’m standing there to hold the track in place. I’ve tried the acrylic sheet without success-and haven’t even put the magnets or figurines on it yet. Did I put the motor together wrong? Any ideas how I can fix this? (I’ve taken out any sharp curves including the turnarounds, made sure each piece is free flowing, made sure it’s level, double and triple checked the tension, etc… and nothing helps. (I’ll try to attach a photo or video) Really looking for any ideas you could offer. Thanks

[@MagnorailOz]

Please email us at [e-mail] and we will offer a solution. Any photos or clips should be sent to that address

[@jrc2858]

What is the name of the red tool that can dig the trench?

[@MagnorailOz]

It is a router - check out earlier tuition videos and you will see more details😄

[@mattscott8961]

I wonder how much 'pull power' my magnets will need for lego 😬 I've ebayed and mazonned a few different types. Perth Australia 👍🏻

[@MagnorailOz]

Check out my LEGO playlist on KZbin @magnorailoz - you will see the magnets 🧲 I use plus you can buy them from our web shop!

[@stevenfontes6005]

What is the name of that routing tool you have ? Looks useful

[@MagnorailOz]

The red one is a Black & Decker router but the other tool, which can also have a router bit is a battery operated Dremel tool. Thoroughly recommend the Dremel as a great Muti tool for anyone into hobbies.

[@Blast2015]

Hello, how thick is the expanded plate?

[@MagnorailOz]

I assume you mean base and not plate, the base has t be deep enough to accommodate the drop down motors , about 10cm

[@ThinkerOnTheBus]

Thanks for sharing! Something you might want to be aware of is that your intro and outro audio volumes need to be balanced with the rest of the video. Both the intro and outro were incredibly loud, and then your voice was somewhat on the quiet end. Have a wonderful day!