Hope all are safe and well!

Working on a heavily kitbashed project right now and I have come to a point in the project where I need to start cutting and gluing Evergreen 3/8 tube to create 90 and 45 degree bends. 

This is industrial pipe, on a steel mill so these will not be smooth bends rather bends made up of 22.5 angle cuts and so on for various angles. 

Anybody have a trick in there kitbasher arsenal?

Thanks, 

Bob

Folks,

I want to "surface mount" a couple of Digitrax UP-5's.  They are designed for flush mounting, by cutting a hole in your fascia and using the 4 corner screw holes to affix it.

But in my case, I don't want to cut a hole in my fascia, which is 1/8 thick flush mounted against my longitudinal benchwork joists (1x4 pine).  So I want to somehow find a box or something that I could mount the UP-5 to (I'd have to use a piece of styrene or something as a cover plate, probably), and then surface mount the box to the fascia.

I have been trying to build a static grass applicator but I am having issues with the wiring. I have seen so many you tube videos and been Googled out of my mind. Where do the wires go for the 3 prong switch and the ion generator. 
here is a picture taken of the box the parts will be mounted in. Please help, I am not inept just totally confused right now.

i do have 10 volts coming into the box and I do have a multimeter.

Thanks

Tom

Here's a screen capture of the final layout design. It's not to scale, but allowed me to test it virtually as I went along. After laying down the Kato track I tested it for several hours to make sure it did what I wanted.

It is loosely based on Brunswick, GA, where I now live after retiring. The area at the top is the old Hercules plant. I've already scratch built several buildings. I'll post some pics later.