Thanks for the positive comment Ian.

Thanks. Glad it helped 👍🏻

Excellent. Glad it was useful. Thanks for commenting. 🙏

It was originally intended to aid friction but if you bend the braid clip as shown in my video you get a good amount of friction and the guide doesn’t get out of shape.

Thanks Phil. I don't like the way the pimple stretches the guide out of shape and not all braids have pimples. They were probably useful in the days when the guides had holes in them that matched the pimples.

Many thanks

Glad it was helpful!

Thank you 🙏

Thanks. Very simple 👍🏻

Hi Mark. I post them to the USA. If you are interested in the Motor Analyser, then I could just post them both in the same package.

Thanks for watching Greg. The American model for purchasing slot car parts has always been through your local raceway. Your raceway will buy parts from a distributor such as "Eagle Distributing" - www.eagledist.com/ Many raceways are happy to mail order parts to other areas of the states. Try Mid America Hobbies - slotcarstore.net/pages/Mid-America-Products-T1437.html Failing that, you can always gets parts for slot cars shipped from overseas. Try Pendle Slot Cars - www.pendleslotracing.co.uk/

Thank you for the information! Unfortunately where I live, there are no commercial slot car locations. The tracks that exist, are located at people's houses. We generally "tour" the tracks and have weekly events at each person's home, alternating between the tracks, week by week. Some of them do carry parts. But we're always looking out for options. Unfortunately not everyone's schedule lines up to make certain trips. As tracks are located up to 2 hours away from others. It can be difficult to acquire some parts when only a few options are available. So they don't frown on anyone getting what they need, however they can