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... then add chairs and rail. With components such as C+ L's soldered up Common Crossings and ready to use Switch Blades, track making is as easy as any other facet of our hobby. If you still prefer riveted construction, you can use any of the above. And we also have separate 8'-6" and 9' sleepers, with accurately spaced holes for both EM& P4- as I said previously, no more 'one size fits all'. These are complemented by timbers, 18" long and 10", 12" and 14" wide- all cut by laser, with an accuracy that no guillotine or slitting saw can match. And due to the gauge specific sizes, you can use rivets with smaller heads, thus easing the job of adding cosmetic chairs. We are making a start in in 4mm, but will supply 2mm, 3mm, S Gauge, 7mm and Scale7 ASAP. We have no fixed timetable- if you want something now, just ask. But there is more. Buildings- nothing can ...
782. point & splice rail
... , point rail 13' 3" and splice rail 13' 9" Hi Geoff, Sorry, no. You can represent a custom rail joint on the template using a severely shoved bonus timber (reduce the width to zero). What is the prototype? In the vast majority of cases the splice rail length is set so that both legs of the vee are the same length. For example the usual dimensions of REA bullhead 1:7 crossings from the blunt nose are: Point and Splice assembled= 13'-10" Splice rail only= 13'-1.5" And for original inclined FB: Point and Splice assembled= 14'-0" Splice rail only= 13'-3" The couple of inches difference is accounted for by the changed blunt nose dimensioning, and the wider timber spacing at joints for FB. regards, Martin. posted: 17 Feb 2012 15:34 from: shawg info is taken from NERA's L.N.E.R standard permanent way 95r B.S Rail drawing No:100A. i cant make out if these measurements ...
783. Merry Christmas!
... topic: 670 Merry Christmas! posted: 24 Dec 2008 15:34 from: Martin Wynne Just to wish everyone a very happy Christmas and all that's best in 2009. Many thanks for all your help and feedback with Templot in the last year. August next year will see 10 years since Templot was first released -- where did the time go? best wishes to all, Martin. Posted: 24 Dec 2008 18:53 PM Reply with quote Reply blank 2nd Message peterpeg spacer.gif All the very best to you Martin, I'm sure that all other templotters join with me in that wish. I don't know how you cope with all the queries... Kind regards Peter Hepworth Martin Wynne wrote: Just to wish everyone a very happy Christmas and all that's best in 2009. Many thanks for all your help and feedback with Templot in the last year. August next year will see 10 years since Templot was first released -- where did the time go? best wishes to all, Martin. posted: 24 Dec 2008 19: ...
784. Not quite Ogbourne
... could match the spacing from the last timber and/or adjusting the length until I lost the rail joint in the right place. It's good enough to be able to build from knowing what I have done but it would be good to understand best practice for doing this. Thanks for reading, Richard. Attachment: attach_3023_3657_MSWJR-6.mecbox 94 posted: 5 May 2020 00:40 from: Richard Brummitt Here also the background files should you wish to load them also. Attachment: attach_3024_3657_MSWJR-4.bgs3 94 posted: 5 May 2020 10:56 from: KeithArmes Can we open a .mecbox file in Templot 2, please? Keith posted: 5 May 2020 11:01 from: DaveJ61 Hi Keith, Have you tried it? I didn't know either but I clicked the file from the post and it fired up Templot and displayed it. Dave Johns posted: 5 May 2020 11:26 from: Richard Brummitt KeithArmes wrote: Can we open a .mecbox file in Templot 2, please? Keith Keith, .mecbox was created with Templot 2. It was ...
785. Saunderton
... model track plan at the same time. For example you have probably already discovered on the plan you posted that the snap join functions are not the way to get smoothly flowing pointwork, and definitely not if aligning over a map. It's much better to use the split and insert functions to create a track plan, as in this video: http://flashbackconnect.com/Movie.aspx?id=QBDJMDgdiC7PwRqLS2U3jg2 Notice that at no time in the video are two separate templates joined together. cheers, Martin. posted: 3 May 2020 10:08 from: David Gwynne Thanks Martin for your swift response. First of all, an apology as I mislead you in terms of the map I used. I had uploaded and stitched together the "find by place" 1919 maps which I hadn't appreciated weren't 6"one! Thanks for confirming that OO won't fit exactly. I had expected that it wouldn't quite work. Fully appreciate your comments about learning the software before trying to design and I've been doing that to an extent by trying stuff off line and I'd ...
... to rail, but they aren't painted so quite to hard to see.* I don't know what's up with the rail I use (C &L HiHi Bullhead), but both the Exactoscale chairs, and Off the Rails don't seem to fit, specifically the key is too large and doesn't sit flush to the web. So I thought I'd give the little grey cells a poke, and do some 2D and 3D modelling... Last edited on 18 Jan 2018 09:00 by richard_t posted: 18 Jan 2018 10:13 from: Martin Wynne richard_t wrote:* I don't know what's up with the rail I use (C &L HiHi Bullhead), but both the Exactoscale chairs, and Off the Rails don't seem to fit, specifically the key is too large and doesn't sit flush to the web. Hi Richard, All model rail has the web thickness significantly overscale, and also the fillet radius under the head and foot. 4mm scale rail from SMP/Marcway is under scale width for the head and foot, but ...
... explain exactly what they think is a threat on that page. And why no other anti-virus programs agree? cheers, Martin. posted: 22 Jan 2018 19:04 from: polybear Hi Martin/Rob, Many thanks; I did consider using Windows Defender as it was pre-loaded on a new laptop, but after a bit of research decided that Norton offers some additional protection not offered by Defender. And at twenty quid for a five-user licence (and some pc's/tablets don't run with Windows 10) it wasn't too high a price to pay. Now the good news: I submitted the problem to Norton and after a couple of days they came back with the following: "We have manually analyzed the below domain and found it to be clean. So we have modified its rating to green in safeweb.norton.com".- I can now access the Templot Forum without problem So it's official: Martin isn't a Big Bad Wolf after all, more of a cuddly puppy Brian posted: 22 Jan 2018 19:14 from ...
... topic: 1682 Nothing stays the same for ever. posted: 10 Nov 2011 10:49 from: Martin Wynne 30 years ago Sheppards Surplus Store near Leominster was a goldmine of some amazing army surplus bits and bobs. There was a field behind the shop littered with abandoned trailers and containers, in which you could go rummaging for all manner of surplus technical equipment. Some of it had obviously cost a fortune to manufacture, with turned brass fittings and complex machined housings and sealed lids. And in the next container you found an entire army canteen -- wonky tables and chairs, huge aluminium pots and pans, dented trays and trolleys. Then it was a case of dragging your booty back into the shop and haggling over a price. Happy days. All gone now of course. Even the cruise missile. It's now a modern shed selling chinese imports and outdoor clothing which you could buy just as easily somewhere else. So the business is probably rather hampered by being located in the Herefordshire countryside miles from anywhere. And now the final straw ...
789. TDV Road Map
... links, F-key chart, etc. Also I want to add more settings into the saved program preferences. In truth I've been putting off doing the help notes for a long time, but there is no choice now. I know I'm the wrong person to write them, but there isn't really anyone else who can. So the next TDV update is unlikely to contain any new features, but will hopefully have a bit more explanation of some of the existing ones. regards, Martin. posted: 7 Oct 2011 10:44 from: Alan McMillan Martin Wynne wrote: With today's TDV update (Build# 4309) I feel that the core functionality in TDV is now complete. Unless you know otherwise? Hi Martin I just thought I'd remind you that we had a conversation on 4th August last year about adding a flatbottom rail foot by changing the rail head size on duplicate templates and making it possible to apply these changes to all templates at once. You replied, "I will add this to the modify on rebuild options in the ...
... units are popping up at a rate of knots and it looks different to some of the photographs we'd previously seen. I'll see if I can at least work out the switch sizes from my photographs tonight. Richard.* Just a quick note to say the terminal was shut for the night, with gates to the terminal firmly locked and the only locomotive present (56303) swithched off. The line has been closed (and is closed until Wednesday this week) due to landslips on the line to the terminal. posted: 10 Mar 2009 11:57 from: richard_t I've attached a copy of the one of the switches I took a photograph of at the Birch Coppice Terminal. As they are quite new, as in within the last couple of years, I guess they are vertical switches, in which case they are B switches (or BV)- that is they have 12 slide chairs. If they were inclined switches 12 slide chairs would make them E switches- but I think that would be rather big for a freight terminal. I'm ...
... topic: 1659 Printing Query/Error? posted: 21 Oct 2011 10:40 from: Richard_Jones Hi Martin, This well be a "driving error" on my part rather than a flaw... When I changed from "side" run to "end" run to print out some trial templates for Singleton I find I don't get full coverage of the layout, with a significant number of pages absent- any suggestions? many thanks for any suggestions Also, I will need to change my computer in the near future- is it possible to transfer TEMPLOT across to the new machine. best wishes Richard ps the box file is reasonably similar to the one I uploaded. posted: 21 Oct 2011 10:55 from: Martin Wynne Richard_Jones wrote: When I changed from "side" run to "end" run to print out some trial templates for Singleton I find I don't get full coverage of the layout, with a significant number of pages absent- any suggestions? Hi Richard, You can't print more than 33 x 26 ...
792. RT60 Turnouts Pics
... point motor? Likewise the yellow one with its geared(?) drive between the switches. In the view of the grey point motor there are several smaller grey boxes. What are they? My interest in all this modern stuff is because I foolishly agreed to edit a new Track Handbook for the 2mm Scale Association. As readily accessible published material on track is very limited I am trying to provide as much as possible to support the technical "how to make track" part. Geoff posted: 2 Oct 2011 20:10 from: alan@york Try Colin Craig's work, in the DEMU UpDate magazine, and here: http://www.mmrs.org.uk/technical/track.html He does produce parts in 4mm alan@york posted: 23 Feb 2013 21:28 from: Dye Hi Geoff, If you do a Google search for site: http://www.ihsti.com L2TRK2049.PDF And download the L2TRK2049.PDF link. This document is the Network Rail Track Design Handbook- dated 06 Mar 2010. No photos but lots of information- including NR60 switches- in ...
793. Catenary
... Templot email group may be of interest: http://groups.yahoo.com/group/templot/message/2270 For those who may have difficulty accessing the file link there, I have attached it below. To represent the overhead wires you could use dummy centre-line only templates. Or maybe use the draw with mouse function in the background shapes. There is also a function in the spacing-ring tool to draw background shape lines between specific locations. regards, Martin. Attachment: attach_1201_1657_ole_masts_EM.box 225 posted: 19 Oct 2011 10:36 from: Brunnhaus Thanks for replies up to now! Martin, would it work, if I adjust the trackbed values for N-scale to e.g. 4mm instead 25mm? would the lines be correctly indicated or might occur unexpected reactions? The answer for Robs questions is: My gauge is 9mm european fiNescale. My station with 7 tracks is Rosenheim (Bavaria) from 1858, so no catenary at that time. I designed the trackwork totally through templot and built it on the printed plan with sleepers and flat ...
... to ease them is with a round file as you've suggested, but the amount needing taking off is small. If you have more to take off, can't you find larger washers? What diameter hole are you looking for? Is it the 2mm or 3mm you mentioned? Nigel Last edited on 28 Mar 2018 01:19 by Nigel Brown posted: 28 Mar 2018 09:08 from: Phil O Try using a broach, it may be a bit hard going in 1mm thick material. Phil posted: 28 Mar 2018 10:35 from: Jim Guthrie Rob Manchester wrote: Next try is to solder the washers to a metal strip and then just drill them before unsoldering and cleaning up the solder. unless anybody has any other ideas Rob, I would either solder the washers to a bit of brass or nickel silver and drill through then unsolder and clean up, or, if you were dealing with materials which wouldn't solder, stick the washer to the material with cyano glue and drill through then heat with a torch or clean soldering iron to ...
795. 0.82.d Pug
... I would like it to be proven (without snags) before I do so, and as I am also a newcomer (although I purchased Templot some time ago) I would like the tutorials I wish to view to closely relate to the version I would use. I would be concerned that the tutorials may not relate too closely to the 0.91 version. Would it be possible for you to forward the 0.82.d version as an email attachment for me to download? Thank you in advance. Regards Paul posted: 9 Oct 2011 10:57 from: Geoff Cook The 0.91 version has been in use since July 2007 so its not really new "Geoff Cook Last edited on 9 Oct 2011 10:58 by Geoff Cook posted: 9 Oct 2011 12:45 from: richard_t I think the tutorials relate to version 0.74 more than 0.82 Parts of Templot Club may not function unless you enable JavaScript (also called Active Scripting) in your browser. Templot Club> Forums> Templot talk> 0.82.d Pug about Templot Club Templot Companion- User Guide- A ...
... ensure its intellectual property rights are not infringed. Upon detection of an unauthorized use, additional fees and penalties will be applied in order to mitigate the copyright infringement. Should you wish to contact Embarcadero to purchase a commercial version of the software, please contact compliance@embarcadero.com. Should you have any questions, please do not hesitate to contact me directly at compliance@embarcadero.com Thank you! David Sanchez Global Manager of License Compliance 10801-1 N. Mopac Expressway, Suite 100| Austin, TX 78759 compliance@embarcadero.com posted: 10 Mar 2020 19:11 from: DerekStuart Hello Martin If that is as a result of you looking for those documents, which you did in order to answer my questions, I regret any inconvenience this may have caused you. It's not inconceivable that if I can become proficient with the programme that I would buy a copy (work related), but if that's their attitude. Protection of copyright is reasonable; 'speaking' to people like that is not. Derek posted: 10 Mar 2020 19:50 from: Martin ...
... topic: 3252 Creating custom gauge/track settings posted: 2 Apr 2018 10:11 from: chrisveitch I'm trying to create custom track settings but basically I don't know where to start. What I'm after is 9mm gauge, 3.5mm scale track with a specific sleeper size, using HOe/N standards but with Code 40 rail. I can get as far as editing one of the Custom gauges, but can't find a way of adjusting rail width, sleeper length etc. Any help would be appreciated. Regards, Chris Veitch posted: 2 Apr 2018 13:12 from: Martin Wynne chrisveitch wrote: I'm trying to create custom track settings but basically I don't know where to start. What I'm after is 9mm gauge, 3.5mm scale track with a specific sleeper size, using HOe/N standards but with Code 40 rail. I can get as far as editing one of the Custom gauges, but can't find a way of adjusting rail width, sleeper length etc. Any help would be appreciated. Hi Chris, Narrow-gauge is easy ...
... the weekend work tomorrow. Alan posted: 21 Oct 2011 09:26 from: Dr G Alan Gee Tried out the video this morning works perfectly. Then tried to do it again but not using making simple crossover, just using plain track by using make return curve. When I try to expand reverse curve by F3 or F4 the track follow the tangent of the reverse curve and will not join up in a straight line. Why is this and how do I overcome it. Many thanks Alan posted: 21 Oct 2011 10:10 from: Martin Wynne Hi Alan, The return curve template has been set to exactly the correct length, so don't extend or shorten it. Simply do main> store& background to store it as-is. Then click on the the second turnout and delete to the control. Then tools> make double-track TS. Now you can use F4 to shorten/extend the new track to fit. Put the red fixing peg at the opposite end before doing so by clicking the peg indicator (red ...
... whether giving consent to be contacted by other members applies only to those who are members at the time the consent is given, or also applies to any additional members who may join in future. And whether such consent is only meaningful if you can see a membership list of current members at the time, and whether such a membership list can only show members who have specifically consented to be on it. The GDPR is an utter minefield, let's hope some common sense prevails. cheers, Martin. posted: 11 May 2018 10:43 from: madscientist My advice to various small voluntary organizations that I'm involved in, is to do nothing in the medium term. currently it's like y2k all over again, with" consultants" everywhere. In time, the simple messages will emerge and clarity will be established By the way, it's no" minefield" you can read the underlying EU regulation, it's quite simple( in general) the key things are 1. No use of personal data other then what the data was originally provided for 2. ...
... topic: 3813 Templot Club, off line. posted: 11 Nov 2020 10:23 from: Phil O Hi Martin, Over the weekend and yesterday evening, I have been unable to access Templot Club, has there been a server problem? The other forum areas have remained accessible, Companion etc. Cheers Phil. posted: 11 Nov 2020 15:14 from: Martin Wynne Hi Phil, At the weekend all Jim's servers were offline due to a problem at the data centre. Yesterday it was only Templot Club, and the fan collectors next-door( http://afcaforum.com/ ), due to a glitch in the database engine. Should be ok now, but trouble always comes in threes... Apologies for any inconvenience. cheers, Martin. posted: 11 Nov 2020 16:01 from: Phil O Hi Martin, Thanks, the server's were probably busy counting Trump's votes. Cheers Phil. posted: 11 Nov 2020 21:23 from: Rob Manchester Phil O wrote: Hi Martin, Thanks, the ...
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