ust60 Posted February 19, 2015 Posted February 19, 2015 Hello friends of Lego Train, I know, I know. the topic 9 volt rails is a never ending story. But only discuss not help me, my fleet of vehicles is too large, I use some power Functions- engines (88002) because the PF motors are cheaper, but my existed to railroad tracks, to change to PF rails is not debatable. ( See my videos on You Tube ) A double crossover rail switch I have my own " tinkered " To modify straight Lego rails, there is a "blueprint" of alias mirekEnd To modify curved Lego rails, there is this video of alias cdhdfr but I must say that I see it, but I do not understand. But that is not important. There are Fortunately new large radii curves, from ME Models. Unfortunately, help me not (9 volt rail) In recent days, I found this site at flickr https://www.flickr.c...22249773@N02/�� It is the opposite Tom Paul. I want the big curves, from ME Models modify in the same way. But I can not find any address a manufacturer, dealer, shop Where can I buy 1.5 mils Stainless Steel tape self-adhesive. It should not be wider than 10 mm = 0.393701 in. (Inch) And the length of about 20-25 meters = 65 - 82ft. (Feet) Does anyone know an address a manufacturer, a shop where I can buy it, preferably with order number with photo. Copper or aluminum foil I will not. It must be self-adhesive stainless steel band. I thank you all help me locate the. Yours sincerely, Udo ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Ich brauche eure Hilfe, ich weiß, ich weiß. das Thema 9 Volt Schienen ist eine niemals endende Geschichte. Aber nur diskutieren hilft mir nicht, mein Fuhrpark ist zu groß, ich nutze einige Power Functions- Motoren ( 88002 ) weil die PF Motoren günstiger sind, aber meinen bestand an Eisenbahnschienen, gegen PF-Schienen zu wechseln ist absolut nicht diskutierbar. ( Siehe meine Videos auf You Tube ) Eine Doppelkreutz Weiche, habe ich mir selber " gebastelt " Um gerade Lego-Schienen zu modifizieren, gibt es eine " Bauanleitung " von alias mirekEnd Um gebogene Lego-Schienen zu modifizieren, gibt es dieses Video aber ich muss gestehen, ich sehe es, aber ich verstehe es nicht. Aber das ist auch nicht wichtig. Zu Glück gibt es die neuen großen Kurven Radien, von ME Models. Leider helfen die mir, ( 9 Volt Eisenbahner ) nicht weiter . In den letzten Tagen, habe ich diese Seite gefunden bei flickr ich möchte die großen Kurven, von ME Models, auf die selbe Art modifizieren. Aber ich finde keine Adresse eines Herstellers Händlers Ladens Wo ich 0,0038 mm Edelstahlband selbstklebend kaufen kann. Es soll nicht breiter als 10 mm = 0.393701 in.(inch) sein Und die Länge ca. 20-25 Meter = 65 - 82ft. ( feet ) Kennt jemand eine Adresse, einen Hersteller, einen Laden wo ich es kaufen kann, am besten mit Bestellnummer und mit Bild Kupfer oder Aluminium Folie will ich nicht. es muss selbstklebendes Edelstahlband sein Ich danke allen die mir suchen helfen Quote
legoman666 Posted February 19, 2015 Posted February 19, 2015 http://www.tapecase.com/pd/cn/tapes-die-cuts/1081/1001079/tc862-stainless-steel-foil-tape.aspx Quote
ust60 Posted February 19, 2015 Author Posted February 19, 2015 Hallo alias legoman666 The page goes in the right direction. But how thick the stainless steel foil? 1.5 mils ? I can not find any information. Unfortunately, one (1) inch is much too wide Yours sincerely, Udo Quote
Richfilth Posted February 19, 2015 Posted February 19, 2015 If you click "Specs" it shows that the steel part of the tape is 1.5mil, and the backing (glue?) is 2mil, so 3.5mil (0.1mm) in total. It would be easier to buy wide tape and cut it to width, instead of trying to find 10mm tape. Quote
legoman666 Posted February 19, 2015 Posted February 19, 2015 I've ordered a roll from there. It is quite thick (borderline too thick) but I couldn't tell you for sure how thick exactly. Any tape you find will be too wide. I cut it in to 1/4" wide strips. Quote
codefox421 Posted February 19, 2015 Posted February 19, 2015 Here is an excerpt from a conversation I had with a metal tape sales person: Hello, I noticed you slit the stainless steel foil tape at time of order. Can you do 1/4" width? --- Yes.. Min order is $50 $21.25 per roll Suzy Palmer Viadon LLC 26200 South Whiting Way Monee, IL 60449 Toll Free - 866-534-3900 Fax - 708-534-3957 suzy@viadon.com ISO 9001:2008 Certified & A Woman Owned Business www.viadon.com - Check out our new redesigned website!! www.metal-tapes.com Quote
ust60 Posted February 19, 2015 Author Posted February 19, 2015 Hello alias codefox421 if you have an extra call me for many, many thanks. I wrote an e-mail then. I hope they understand what I want Yours sincerely, Udo Quote
codefox421 Posted February 20, 2015 Posted February 20, 2015 I never went through with the order, so I have no tape. However, I figured I should comment since I had that information. Quote
legoman666 Posted February 20, 2015 Posted February 20, 2015 I actually ordered a roll from tapecase. After going through the considerable difficulty of cutting the tape in to 1/4" wide strips and cutting my fingers repeatedly on the sharp edge while applying it, I only managed to get it to work well on straights. With curved track, the outside of the tape either needs to stretch or the inside needs to bunch up. Either way does not work well. I tried a few pieces of R104 track, and it was easier to apply, but then I had issues with the tape curling up since the adhesive was not strong enough (even though it was damn strong.) To summarize, I do not recommend using tape. Quote
ust60 Posted February 21, 2015 Author Posted February 21, 2015 (edited) Hello everybody I wrote 3 companies. There are no answers. To process I think you have to "on" the inside ...... "with" the inside start, of the bent Lego railroad track. To understand better what I mean a Picture. It's quick, quickly made very carelessly. On Monday I'm going calls with a company in Germany. Perhaps the cooperation is better. Yours sincerely, Udo Edited February 21, 2015 by ust60 Quote
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