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File:Al Bridges track mirror.jpg|Al Bridges version of a track leveling mirror | File:Al Bridges track mirror.jpg|Al Bridges version of a track leveling mirror | ||
File:Marty Cozad track mirror.jpg|Marty Cozad's track mirror. Its been turned sideways since the photo. | File:Marty Cozad track mirror.jpg|Marty Cozad's track mirror. Its been turned sideways since the photo. | ||
File:JolyDeskMirror Amazon 20201228.jpg|Joly Desk Mirror works well for track leveling. It is 7 inches wide, so it fits nicely between the rails. From [https://www.amazon.com | File:JolyDeskMirror Amazon 20201228.jpg|Joly Desk Mirror works well for track leveling. It is 7 inches wide, so it fits nicely between the rails. From [https://www.amazon.com Amazon.com] | ||
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Latest revision as of 10:26, 28 December 2020
Track Mirror
Shane Murphy wrote on Facebook.com, June 2018:
- A Mirror laid on the track at a 45 deg angle is a great track tool for discovering and repairing kinks and vertical humps in track. The white one shows the view when standing over the mirror and looking down from above. I found the black framed mirror at the Dollar General store for, you guessed it, a dollar and mounted it on a piece of leftover bamboo flooring.
Al Bridges version of a track leveling mirror
Marty Cozad's track mirror. Its been turned sideways since the photo.
Joly Desk Mirror works well for track leveling. It is 7 inches wide, so it fits nicely between the rails. From Amazon.com
