Hi Everyone,

I'm after opinions about Fast Tracks stock aid. Is it work the investment and does it speed up the process dramatically?

I have jigs for No.6 point form and turnout but my point form tool is a very old version that doesnt clamp the rail between two pieces and file away.

Im going to buy a new up to date one and wanted to knwo if its worth getting a stock aid at the same time.

I will admit that sometimes I am quite thick. My wife will attest to that. However, I am confident I can be taught. I have in my possession three NMRA gages. I prefer gauge. I decided to buy the Mark IV to be up to date on any changes. There doesn't appear to be any. I looked at the instruction sheet and couldn't quite wrap my head around the flangeway and points section. So I looked it up online and see there has been a revision to the instructions packaged with my gauge. I'm still a little confused.

I've been asked to do a display at the local K-12 school for their local history display. The CPR came through here until the 80s and was a big part of the community so teaching the kids about what used to be here is important to know how they got where they are.

Just got an order from Fast Tracks, soon I will be starting construction of turnouts for my layout. 

Before I get going I just wanted some feedback from those who have already been down this road. 

Thanks..