03-16-2011, 06:41 PM
torikoos Wrote:Another great tool to cut rails with is the razor saw, as sold by Atlas, they're cheap as 'chips' ;-) If you can't get the Atlas saw from your local shop or your internet shop (modeljunction in the UK is one of the better ones), then you could try a shop that sells European outline, and ask for the Roco saw, it's the same saw, be it a bit more expensive due to the branding..
What I do , as it's sometimes hard to get the start of the cut with a saw, cut a tiny bit with a dremel and a disc, and then gently go through the rest with the atlas razor saw, a straight neat cut is the result.
Koos
Hi again Koos.
Love the blog/website. Only a brief visit last night to familiarise myself with the layout; most impressed. Will pop back over the next couple of days or so. In the meantime, determined to make some headway with tracklaying, so I appreciate your post about the razor saw - which is what I've got (couldn't remember its name
). Sounds as though it's the Atlas blade I need, although I shall heed your advice about starting off the cut with the Dremel.Regards for now and thanks for your support.
Jonte
