Sean
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I use a 3/8 granite ..here they call it rice stone, as long as it's not rounded (pee stone is NO good ) it has to lock into each other. Stone dust is another, I use to get it from Home Crapo, in bags, it will splash up onto the tracks...
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So true …. However with each project , you should be see an improvement of your work ..
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I'm glad your back on track …..
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Now if you could stay away from that Cadillac …
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Hell .... You must be in great shape to sling those concrete pieces ....
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Ouch ...Looks great
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Take a sample of the stone dust home ( 5 gallon ) and make a test trench and lay some track and see how it holds up. I have used it, it will splash up onto the track initially causing you to clean the track ..some mix it 50/50 with Type III bond glue . This forms a shell like thing ..it can be hit with a hammer to break up, after a soaking..
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Chuck one of these in a 4" grinder and put on the mask and make some dust !
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I like the wood...
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Hmmm ... could you reproduce that wood affect ?
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Bob ... NO...
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Horay ! Well done .. Well done .. Hopefully the track will just lay down and not fight ya ! Great work ... I can't wait for the train video's ... I use You-tube and Vimeo ( I like Vimeo a little better )
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Looking great !