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We were in Bergerac and Pauillac (but not Cadillac!) in Sept. Excellent!
But we didn't see Sylvain or Biscarosse. Probably because they are in the Landes on the SW coast (I just Googled it!) Looks nice there too Lasp.
Re. the dremel saw and lane change plates, I cannot help because this is the reason
I never used one. I guess you have to rout a larger area than the plate but it must be flat. You just have to experiment.
Good luck.

when I use the dremel method, I don't use the plates, look at my video and pictures again.

Hello!
In fact it is necessary to double the wire on 4 cm to replace lane change ?? Isn't it ?

Sylvain

Hello,

you might just cut two little slots both sides of your future bed with a japansaw, take out the wood inbetween wit a sharp knife, even a screwdriver works. Put some filler into the hole and put the metalplate just inside to be flush with the surface. Sand off the overflow and maybe correct with some more filler. Take care to have the metalplate in one leven wit the tracks surface. Eventually paint. Worked fine in my case.

Regards Jens

Hi Sylvain, I have to finish a second lanechange next days. I hope to add some pictures then and a "how to". Regards Jens

Thanks!

Pussywagon wrote:Hello!
In fact it is necessary to double the wire on 4 cm to replace lane change ?? Isn't it ?

Sylvain

Yes a little bit of double wire will do it. since the car always will go forward straight if you do nothing I made mine lane change laying the turn first and the straight next.
doing like this:


First I route the straight
Second I route the turn
Then I laying the wire to the turn (red)
and last i put the straight wire to continue in

lane change only done by wires