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I have heard some people run the perimeter fascia up the outside edge of the plywood base and foam to protect the edge of the foam. Does that make sense to do? Noticed your foam and plywood is above the fascia. Too late now for you unless you add something afterwards.

Thoughts?
 
Rabman said:
I have heard some people run the perimeter fascia up the outside edge of the plywood base and foam to protect the edge of the foam. Does that make sense to do? Noticed your foam and plywood is above the fascia. Too late now for you unless you add something afterwards.

Thoughts?
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I will be adding a fascia along the outside of my framework to cover up the imperfections of my build.
 
ianacole said:
Here's a satellite image of an autoloading yard near where I live. What I noticed of interest is that the tracks are level with the concrete, meaning they can move the autoloaders anywhere they want, not just to the end of the track.

https://www.google.com/maps/@39.5020486,-105.0133574,138m/data=!3m1!1e3
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wow that is impressive. The one I have based mine on, near my house is strictly end of track loading.

https://www.google.com/maps/@42.9826696,-83.7261615,146m/data=!3m1!1e3
 
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