Upstairs In The Workshop, Vol 1: Proper Track Soldering Techniques

Whether you are new to soldering track or have been doing it for years, there are always new tips to learn. Also see our Trifecta Track Gauges, Rail Roller & SweepSticks in use to show you how these tools will help simplify building track of any scale.

[@joejoebus8814]

I love FastTracks.

[@Josedav3]

Thank you!

[@colinmansell3524]

Great learning video, thanks.

[@plymouth-hl20ton37]

Hey if your O scale trolley modeler how come you guys don't sell sharper switches Jegs like a two and a half, three ,three and a half but the sharpest one is the number 4 I like to model industrial Narrow Gauge with sharper turning radius?

[@laser31415]

Any options for handlaidtrack with cement ties instead of wood?

[@Navarrete993]

almost 20min beofe he gets to track soldering

[@tomt9543]

I got a year older waiting……..

[@daytonpyro]

and his hand blocks his work lol..

[@jaybeckham]

Do you have a video for building an O Scale turnout?

[@fritopg285]

Can the making of Straight track part be done in an HO scale fixture?

[@dennisklauck7940]

Are the tools for sale ?

[@davemathews5704]

didn't you mention in one of your vids you have a 4K camera? Would be nice addition to your excellent commentary

[@conway573]

If you clean your rail with denatured alcohol or acetone you wouldn’t have to use a wire brush or sandpaper...in the electronic industry acetone is used to clean pc boards and copper surfaces pre solder and after soldering...just saying...seems like an awful lot of work when a dampened cloth with solvent would work. Thanks for the video(s).

[@007trekhound]

Don't use carbon steel will leave residue use stainless wheels

[@Vman7757]

I have an American Beauty. YOu use 85 watts, For code 55 N scale what would you use?