08-03-2015, 12:26 AM
Thanks, Bernhard.
The modules (or perhaps I should call them sections, as they aren't completely modular and interchangeable) are built with the FREMO B96 profile in mind, and have all the mounting holes and the correct height to be bolted together with other FREMO modules. How ever, the strict FREMO standard with just one track centered on the module joints was a bit too restricting for my small room, so I decided to build the modules/sections with just a flat top for now. That way I can experiment with different track configurations and figure out what I like, and if/when I decide to go FREMO all the way, I can convert them into real modules by just ripping up any non-standard track and cut out the B96 profile, which is already marked with a pen on the module ends.
The modules (or perhaps I should call them sections, as they aren't completely modular and interchangeable) are built with the FREMO B96 profile in mind, and have all the mounting holes and the correct height to be bolted together with other FREMO modules. How ever, the strict FREMO standard with just one track centered on the module joints was a bit too restricting for my small room, so I decided to build the modules/sections with just a flat top for now. That way I can experiment with different track configurations and figure out what I like, and if/when I decide to go FREMO all the way, I can convert them into real modules by just ripping up any non-standard track and cut out the B96 profile, which is already marked with a pen on the module ends.