QUOTE (randolph @ 8 Sep 2008, 01:10) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>Thanks for your answers. The baseboard is actually made of a lattice of cross members and it has been a pain to design the layout so that point motors will fit,in fact in a few places I shall have to use the new surface point motors.
Hi,
If you glued and srewed your cross members to the board, should you come across one when fitting a point work out where it is on the cross member and cut the area needed with a boarding saw with two cuts and knock out the waste area ....... fit the point and your fine as the other part of the cross member if glued will not lose any strength holding the baseboard in place.
Saves having to hide surface mounted points.
Hi,
If you glued and srewed your cross members to the board, should you come across one when fitting a point work out where it is on the cross member and cut the area needed with a boarding saw with two cuts and knock out the waste area ....... fit the point and your fine as the other part of the cross member if glued will not lose any strength holding the baseboard in place.
Saves having to hide surface mounted points.
