3 BEST un coupling tools UNDER 5 DOLLARS for your model railroad
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Hello Model Railroaders! This video is about uncoupling tools you didn’t know existed. No more weird plastic picks, no homade magic devices just simple common items that will help you uncouple cars like a professional!
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I did buy the N scale Rix uncoupling tool, and they are also under $5. The hard part is always finding them as they usually end up the same place as my standards gauges, which I can never find.
I need to get some of those gum floss tools to clean my airbrush.
Another use for the flossers!!!! Thanks Heath!!!
I'm in HO scale and I love the Rix Products uncoupling tools. I drill a hole on the handle and hang them up when not in use. I have 2 and plan to get a few more.
I didn’t think we’d see an appearance from from 'Joliet' Jake Blues, of THEEE Blues Brothers.
Jake: How often does the train run by here?
Elwood: So often, you won't even notice.
Jake: I want 4 fried chickens and a coke.
Elwood: And I'd like some dry white toast.
Those Microbrushes you suggested were awesome. I was searching around for ways to successfully uncouple the cars and these solved my problem.
Thank you
I'm glad they worked out for you!!!
We've come a long way since the dental picks we used on the old horn & Hook couplers in the 70s. :)
We sure have!!!!
Everyone has their preferred method. Mine is the Rix Products uncoupling tool. Works real well for me.
They do work well. Rix makes nice stuff.
Fantastic info and thanks for sharing . . . Brian
Excellent demonstration. Thank you for sharing.
Great ideas and I had never thought about using a Microbrush for uncoupling. I'll have to give that a try. Got to keep those "greasy meat hands" off the rolling stock!-Tom
Neat video. Lots of great ideas for uncoupling.
Thanks Tom!
Thankyou for this video I've always been into O scale and just inherited my uncles "EXTREMELY EXTENSIVE" HO scale collection and am very new to this scale I set up a 5 x 6 loop of track with some turnouts and sidings just to get the hang of this small scale and have been struggling with the kd couplers and have been having on multiple occasions using the 050 technique and it grinds my gears lol definitely subbing and I really like your content it's been a huge help!!!
Great ideas.
Have you ever tried the RIX 14 HO Magnetic Uncoupling Tool?...I just came across that tool today and was wondering how it worked...Thanks in advance. Also, the quick view you showed of your layout room looked very well done. I'm going to check more of your videos...
Phil
NYC / Jersey Shore Area
A coffee stirrer, a wooden flat one, works great and is my favorite... for HO anyway. It has to be sharpened but flat. like a small flat head screwdriver.
Good to know!
Awesome. I have three used microbrushes on my desk but never thought to try them out as uncouplers.
Great ideas! Thanks for sharing.
I’ve got bbq skewers all over my layout. Now what to about those pesky double shelf couplers on tank cars?
Great question, for those that don’t clip the Kadee hose, ya pull the hose to open the knuckle.
How do Kadee hose clippers uncouple shelf couplers?
I’ve had pretty good luck with a skewer stick - instead of coming in from the top to separate the knuckles, come in at a 45-degree angle and pull the “trip pin” outward
Great tips!
Awesome 👍
Thanks!!!
I often wondered about the flossers. The microbrush is a neat one too. 👍 BTW. How dare you use the 0-5-0 method 😱 That is... 😳 Happy Easter
I'd never 0-5-0!!!!
@@AndyDorsch 😎
well I will be adding the floss tools to the grocery lists. under 5$, HA this way the wife buys them. so FREE
It's great when the wife can subsidize your hobby!
Minimizing derailments video is coming soon!
The best way to decrease derailments? Is by not inviting certain operators. 😆
Nice! Pick your couplers. Pick yer teeth...
Uh-huh. Um.....these are Kadee couplers. Not sure if this fellow realizes that Kadee made a magnet expressly for this purpose; the magne-matic uncoupler. Don't go stickin crap in your Kadee couplers folks, get the right dang tool for the job. In this case, it's a magnet.