Broithe

I dunno, I quite like it...

That's a good way round it - and a flexi-shaft is of great use in many other situations, rather than a specific track cutter that might get little use once the basic layout is established.

One small issue that you can have with a slitting disc in a Dremel-type tool, is that, if the disc is of a smaller diameter than the body of the drill, then you will not be able to cut the track with a perpendicular face. This is not a problem, if you have the body of the drill over the piece of track that you want to retain - the slight slope will then be in your favour and the joint will still close up at the top , the small gap will be at the bottom where it doesn't really matter. If you cut it with the body of the drill over the 'waste' piece, then you'll get a slight gap at the top of the joint that can't be closed up, as the joint will butt up at the bottom first. No big deal, but worth keeping an eye on. A bit of clicky-clack is no harm, anyway.

..and others..

Bridge strike today on Bath Avenue, just north of the Aviva Stadium, delays to Dart services for a while, but recovering now.

Excellent!

- both.

Phew! Welcome back.

Closed until late April / early May - http://www.irishrail.ie/news/flooding-bus-transfers-between-limerick-and-ennis .

"disruptive passengers aboard" -

Something else tonight - possibly a similar event - Irish Rail Tweeted "Apologies to all customers onboard the 17:55hrs service from Heuston to Newbridge. Gardai are investigating"...

Garratt? This fictional thing appeared when I was looking for a Q1 picture.

Pilgrimage? It wouldn't actually be untrue and she could be allowed to confuse the object of your trip with a nearby mountain...

They're not everybody's cup of tea, but I've always liked the Q1.

Didn't Otto Skorzeny - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Otto_Skorzeny - once described by Winston Churchill as "the most dangerous man in Europe", once own Martinstown House? http://martinstownhouse.com/wordpress/

Bound to happen - with Angela being with Enda today..

You're wasting your time, get back to the future.. ..they didn't waste any of the budget on excessive cloth for the women's costumes..

Such authenticity! ...and in grey...

I have taken to watching old TV shows, one episode a week, like it used to be in the real times. I did The Prisoner at the end of last year, all 17 episodes in order - truly great telly we'll never see the like again. Currently, I'm doing the post-Thunderbirds live-action series UFO - even better than I remember. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TPl1OYpuI5w

1/5th scale do you? http://www.rlm.at/cont/gal17_e.htm

That's not mine, mine's still in the box - just to give an idea of the size...

I have one in stock here - it's a monster, alright..

I have to say that I never saw them in there - other places, perhaps.....