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Can someone please upload a model of North Shore Line catenary to Shapeways. It looks like this:
http://www.mtsimports.com/misc.htm
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This looks close.
http://shpws.me/mEpS
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Um ED, that's a lawn statue of Jesus
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Ed, was that a drunk post?
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Not sure how practical something like that would be in RP. The parts are really slender, and to meet the thickness minimums it might wind up looking beefier than desired. Not to mention it would be
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You'd be better off etching it out of stainless steel. Far less expensive in the long run, assuming you need more than just a couple.
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I'd go with etched NS, and solder it together.
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