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meaded

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87 days ago

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Has anyone come up with a way to mass produce the track parts for various construction equipment toys by Toy’s and Joys. There are up to seventy samml parts they recomend bandaswing, there must be a better way.

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toyguy

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87 days ago

At this point in time I have not built any of the T&J construction equipment toys, but I do own a few of these plans. The tracks do pose a couple of concerns. I have not tried it, but have been thinking about making them in long sections using the table saw and router table. Then slicing them off on the band saw.

I do plan on building a couple of these toys this winter sometime, so this subject is of interest to me as well…. I’ll be watching…

Sorry I’m not much help.

-- Brian's Table Top Toys http://home.mountaincable.net/~bgraham/

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coloradobob

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87 days ago

I made a master template of one single track. With that I cut a piece of walnut stock about 18 to 24 inches long and 1 3/4 by 3/4. I used a table saw with a dado blade to plow the center of the track first. Then I attached an aux. fence to the saws rip fence. With the template I set the fence up to cut the other side. With the shape of the track cut I set up my band saw to cut the thickness I needed. Hope this helps. Keep the saw dust flying and be safe. coloradobob

-- coloradobob

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