In the process of doing a lot of locomotive and rolling stock detailing, I'm accumulating quite a few of the small #61-#80 drill bits. Other than the ubiquitous circular plastic stand that holds one of each size, how do others organize the plethora of little bits? I find the circular stand problematic because it's easy to either stab one's self, or alternatively, to bend one of the nearby bits. So far I haven't actually broken any, and I suppose I can survive this, but if others have better techniques, I'd love to hear about it.

My recent n-scale trackwork using code 55 and proto 87 stores frogs.

David P.

I am in the process of replacing some HO  Atlas remote switches with Peco code 100 in a staging area.

I installed the Peco side mount switch machines. I wired them per the instructions and discovered the switch would only work in one direction. I am using the previous momentary toggle switches used with the Atlas switches.

I talked with the supplier of the Peco switches and he said they need a 16v source putting a minimum of 2 amps to perform.

Sister to the 3528 shown in magazine section - Is It a Picture - Kettle Valley