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... non-scale (i.e. non-S7) involves re-designing all the chairs from scratch; but you could use bits of them cosmetically. Regards Dave R Off The Rails http://www.shapeways.com/shops/otr Last edited on 9 Mar 2013 10:06 by David R posted: 13 Jul 2014 19:06 from: David R You wait ages for a chair and then 3 come along at once... Well, only one in this post. You'll have to wait for the others. 100_131349_560000000.jpg The 7mm scale LNER P1 slide chair is now available in packs of 20 and 100. Note the hole in the jaw for the stud bolt (lots of spare stud bolts included on the sprue!) which should be inserted through a hole drilled in the stock rail. 100_131353_300000000.jpg This is the first in a series of chairs which will eventually comprise all the components needed for a pair of switches. A couple of photos of the initial test print; my apologies for the (lack of) depth of field: 100_131354_380000000.jpg ...
... together. Thread lockers are Methlyacrylate and are typically of lower bond strength to allow later separation if required. It tends to be slower to cure than Cyanoacrylate glues. I have two bottles purchased decades ago (Locktite UK) kept in a draw and they still work perfectly. Regards Tony. posted: 18 Apr 2018 13:48 from: David R If you're working in 7mm scale then P1 slide chairs with a hole in the jaw and separate studbolts are available from Off The Rails. Some rendered images follow: 100_131353_300000000.jpg 100_180820_220000000.jpg 100_131349_560000000.jpg You will, of course, have to drill a series of 1mm diameter holes through each stock rail. And find a working tub of "superglue" to stick it all together! Dave R posted: 18 Apr 2018 14:02 from: Paul Boyd Rob Manchester wrote: Hi, Do people on here just use standard superglue to bond slide chairs to the stockrail? I notice a post advocating Loctite 435 adhesive for this but is this over the top? Hi Rob I've certainly advocated using Loctite 435, and I'll ...
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