13’ foam module

I’m intrigued by the idea of 2 layers of 2” foam with 1/4” ply stiffeners around the edges to make a 13’ long module that’s rigid enough to be moved around.  I would have expected it to flex a little too much.  Might have to reconsider my benchwork plan.

I love steel stud bench work,

I love steel stud bench work, been using it for a few years,  this however is a bit different... can you clarify, those appear to be steel tracks (wood framing equivalent of a sill) vice studs?  What dimensions are you using?

Jeff

too much work to build a shelf

In the video he said it took three months to build. Seems kind of long to me.  But I guess a hobby is meant to take time!

Interesting.

I know from a work experience that steel stud track will handle about 200 lbs laid flat. 
Jeff those appear to be standard sized. 3-5/8”(?) 
I build a steel stud and track box for the foundation of my layout system. 

13' Module

One of the best yet. It inspires me to undertake an addition to my shelf layout by widening it. Well done!

In the video he said it took

Are you working from a script, setting up lighting, camera, microphones, angels, framing shots,  doing rough cuts, editing and more?  Are you working a weekly broadcast and a monthly show as well as running your business and doing other photo shoots so you can eat..?   That probably does not cover everything he does,  but yes I can see it taking 3 months for him to get done with all the other things he is doing.

Well Said, AzBaja

Life does cause hobby tasks to stretch out.

Schindler's layout

I had the opportunity to operate on John Schindler's St. Louis Junction layout, had an excellent time, ran very well and looks great.  The paper printed buildings are really neat.

Ken says ...

It's Always Gratifying...

to see that not only us old and/or new people make double posts! lol