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I need to quit fixating on accomplishing tasks (not really a plus), instead I need to try to focus more on simply enjoying the journey. Mike: Are you using a saw blade? (Not a knife edge, right?) Fine tooth? I'll look tomorrow to see what I'm using. Perhaps take a picture of the pack w/brand name/etc. Yes, cutting with the saber saw produces boogers, but not the dust of the circular saw. Plans have changed for tomorrow. Probably won't be much progress on the layout. Perhaps that's a good thing: Slow down, catch my breath, and when I return to it, enjoy it. (Instead of getting all revved up from feeling the compulsion to MAKE PROGRESS.) All fer now! Andre Country: | Posts: 812 Michael Hohn Fireman Posted - 06/26/2019 :  10:38:21 PM       Yes. It’s a saw blade, relatively fine-toothed. I’ve never gotten around to getting a knife blade. Partly because I have a garage to contain the mess. Mike Country: USA | Posts: 5261 OK Hogger Crew Chief Posted - 06/27/2019 :  09:51:55 AM     Here 'ya go Mike: Like I said previously: The only time I tried a knife edge blade there was minimal dust, but it was painfully slow. Way too slow for my work pace. EDIT: 10TPI = 10 Teeth Per Inch. Andre Edited by - OK Hogger on 06/27/2019 10:43:02 AM Country: | Posts: 812 OK Hogger Crew Chief Posted - 06/28/2019 :  1:39:30 PM     Well... Got the creek bed installed yesterday afternoon. Didn't have time to take a load of plywood/Homasote scrap cuttings to the dump before they closed. Hit the ground running this morning shortly after 8 AM and started having "fun" cleaning/prepping a surplus vehicle we have prior to marketing it for sale. (That ALWAYS takes longer than one would think.) I still need to do the interior. (Just finished with lunch.) Don't know if I'll have time to load the scrap and get to the dump before it closes or not, but this much I know: Ain't gonna' be no layout pics until the mess is cleaned up! All fer now. Andre Country: | Posts: 812 Michael Hohn Fireman Posted - 06/28/2019 :  3:36:07 PM       quote: Originally posted by OK Hogger Ain't gonna' be no layout pics until the mess is cleaned up! Aw, come on. Some of us like to see the nitty gritty. Edited by - Michael Hohn on 06/28/2019 3:38:23 PM Country: USA | Posts: 5261 railman28 Fireman Posted - 06/28/2019 :  4:19:02 PM     quote: Originally posted by Michael Hohn quote: Originally posted by OK Hogger Ain't gonna' be no layout pics until the mess is cleaned up! Aw, come on. Some of us like to see the nitty gritty. For a fact, YES! It's only make-believe Country: USA | Posts: 5225 Michael Hohn Fireman Posted - 06/28/2019 :  5:50:32 PM       You’re up the creek now, Andre. We want an Ozark reality show. Country: USA | Posts: 5261 OK Hogger Crew Chief Posted - 06/28/2019 :  6:22:10 PM     Oooo... Mike's punny again today! Up the creek... Okay... 'ya want clutter? 'Ya want it down and dirty?? Here's the lower level creek bed in place. Final trimming will happen when the fascia goes in. Be sure to note the clutter up on the top level! And here's some of the construction mess on the other side of the peninsula in the cutting area... Be sure to take notice of the sawdust and mess on the floor and the sawdust and Homasote dust on the FM receiver/etc! Don't miss a thing! I will start in the morning on the cleaning up along with a trip to the dump. Come tomorrow afternoon, I ought to be finished, or so I hope. Then it's the last of the track laying, baby! Andre Edited by - OK Hogger on 06/28/2019 6:23:34 PM Country: | Posts: 812 OK Hogger Crew Chief Posted - 06/29/2019 :  11:52:06 AM     For those of you that have dirty minds (and you know who you are), here's the last of it before I shoveled it into a box and leaving for the dump... Andre Edited by - OK Hogger on 06/29/2019 11:52:48 AM Country: | Posts: 812 railman28 Fireman Posted - 06/29/2019 :  12:45:18 PM     Keep some of those bigger pieces. especially the straight ones. They come in handy latter. Just IMHO. Bob It's only make-believe Country: USA | Posts: 5225 OK Hogger Crew Chief Posted - 06/29/2019 :  1:24:20 PM     Hi Bob. I did. In fact, I have a hard time throwing any scraps away. I had to make myself throw away the stuff that's in that pile in the last pic. I never know just what I'll need in the future, so I tend to hoard if I'm not careful. However, I've got a goodly selection of both plywood and Homasote cutoffs as well as one entire sheet of Homasote. Lunchtime's over... back out to the Hut to keep cleaning. Down to the slow-piddly now. However, I should have it cleaned and ready for track laying by later this afternoon. All fer now! Andre Country: | Posts: 812 OK Hogger Crew Chief Posted - 06/29/2019 :  10:48:38 PM     Finished the clean up this afternoon then took the Mrs out to eat supper. Once home I went back out and repaired the damaged track section (I had snagged it with a piece of plywood in that last sawdust phase), then set in and cleaned all existing track. That done, I laid out the switches where they belong (to make sure I have what I need) and called it a night. Tomorrow afternoon I'll start in on the last track & basic wiring phase. However, this time I think I'm going to pull the bus wires first so I can power the sections as I complete them. That way I get a break from track laying as well as the fun of testing the newly laid track. Doing it this way, once I reach the end at the north stage area, ALL the track will be powered. I like that idea. I suspect I'll start the actual track laying sometime tomorrow evening, or surely by Monday. Fella's, the track laying phase is fixin' to wind down. Completion of that phase is in sight. Some pics... All fer now! Andre Edited by - OK Hogger on 06/29/2019 10:49:14 PM Country: | Posts: 812 railman28 Fireman Posted - 06/29/2019 :  11:08:30 PM     Looks good. ready for more track. It's only make-believe Country: USA | Posts: 5225 OK Hogger Crew Chief Posted - 06/30/2019 :  9:40:07 PM     Ran all my bus wires under all the upper level shelving. I had ONE FOOT of each color (red and black) left out of their 50' spools of 14 gauge wire! While I was stringing the bus wires, I also cut hot spots for the feeders to attach. All is ready for track and feeders. That process will begin in the morning. All fer now! Andre Country: | Posts: 812 railman28 Fireman Posted - 07/01/2019 :  12:33:43 PM     Are you soldering to the bus line or using suitcase or some other connections? 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