Building a Double-sided Slot Car / Model Railway Baseboard - Part 2

This is the second part of the video where I show you how to build a table fro your model railway / Scalextric.
It's double-sided and uses a 3d-printed fitting to fit the legs, link here for the 3d models: www.thingiverse.com/thing:437...
I've used a pocket hole tool and I show you how to achieve strong joints in 18mm plywood.
If you have any queries about buying my 3d-printed parts, please contact: [e-mail].

[@Rogerc1984]

This guy is more James May than James May!

[@FAWRailsandSlots]

Is that a good thing or a bad thing?

[@Rogerc1984]

Well it made me chuckle so gotta be a good thing! 👍

[@michaelwhitham4501]

Man this is looking great,in the thumbnail it shows the module fitted together but not in the vid,have you done any vids with this layout set up

[@FAWRailsandSlots]

You're right, I need to pull my finger out and post another video!

[@michaelwhitham4501]

@@FAWRailsandSlots yer that be great I’d like to see this all out together 👌

[@destinationhome1]

cool idea.

[@antronk]

This is brilliant the double sided feature you designed. Clever reversible legs too! Just curious: is your system based on the J-track designs for sizing of the modules?
Thank you

[@FAWRailsandSlots]

Thanks. It took some head scratching and prototypes to get right. It's not sized on the J-track system no, it'd sized to be the biggest it can be and still fit under my son's single bed.