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| Posted: Mon Jun 10th, 2019 03:55 pm |
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Michael D
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It's that time again.
The foam board is laid for the base.
I've pretty much had my track plan in my head what I want to do.
Using 2 inch foam, is it best for hills and such, to lay it flat, or stand on edge and build it up.
Laying down I'll still need to build it up.
I decided to go with foam because I found several sheets of it that had blown off of a truck.
Free is good!
Suggestions please!
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| Posted: Mon Jun 10th, 2019 06:50 pm |
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| Posted: Mon Jun 10th, 2019 10:03 pm |
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Steven B
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Hi Michael. 
I lay it flat and use an old steak knife and rasp to shape it.
Hot cutting foam can be really hazardous inside.
Using the knife and rasp is a mess and difficult to clean up (static electricity),
but I find that I have more control over the shape and use a shop vac.
Dumping it is difficult, but I put the hole thing in a garbage bag and upend it.
I use latex liquid nails and skewers to hold it together for a couple of days until dry. 
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Humboldt & Toiyabe Rwy
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| Posted: Mon Jun 10th, 2019 10:29 pm |
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| Posted: Thu Jun 13th, 2019 06:37 pm |
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Warren G
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Two inch foam is good laid flat ...
Color doesn't matter, unless it's the poor bead board [white] style.
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| Posted: Thu Jun 13th, 2019 08:09 pm |
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Michael D
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Turning cold outside, its time again to get things going.
Now I have to clean off all the stuff I've sat on it!
I picked up a few back years of the Gazette and checked them out.
Since I'm retired now, I have all day to do things.
First, clean up the junk!!
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| Posted: Thu Oct 31st, 2019 04:19 am |
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Michael D
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This is the good stuff.
If I had saw that it was white board, I would have kept driving!!
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