Rick rewatching your video, there is a shortage of cork road bed , but I have seen sheet cork , this idea could help  others cool video great tip

Good morning Rick , this popped into my feed , a blast from the past

Rick , do still have any left, three years ago name of cork company, Midwest cork, interesting jig, if you had the correct blade, table saw would work , cool video. ,you need a layout like me

Nice job Rick! I may have to look into this!

Thanks for making this video Rick, as I am going down the same path. I bought a 100 sq. ft. roll (4' x 25') of the cork 1/4" thick at Lowes for $80 where it is sold as underlayment for laminate flooring. In addition to being more economical, it gives you the option of cutting very large pieces to cover an entire yard, smaller pieces in various sizes for turnouts, cross-overs, double track, etc., plus strips for single track like you showed. I do like your cutting jig to do the split bevel.  Art...

Great DIY how-to!! Thanks Rick!!

The micro mark micro table saw might work to cut this if you get the correct blade. I'd rather cut both sides at a bevel instead of one cut cutting it in half. But it might have to be cut in half to make bends for curves. Great idea for sure though. I looked at some rolled cork one time and thought about it but what I found was thinner and not as big a roll. I'm sure this would save lots of money on a large layout.   👍

great money saving tip Rick...thx for sharing... vinny

Good idea and it looks great 👍

Hey Rick nice jig setup , have you tried cutting it all the way through maybe it will leave a better edge .  Cork is probably hard to cut with a spinning blade . Great tip on buying it too . thanks

safety first.. you are the man..

Looks good to me rick I'm sure you saved some money doing it that away. Happy new year

Wow that's alot of cork! ,good deal there, very clever way to slice that up. Does it bend the same?

Hi Rick a cool idea mate ..

Great how to Rick. You show us how to save money buying in bulk, then you show us how to set up a jig to cut the bevel. Happy New Year to you and your family.

Pretty slick.

Great tip Rick!   I like how you created your jig and the end results 👍🏼. You saved a bundle and have a great end result.

Great cost saving measure.

What a slick Idea you have there. Would be interesting what the savings are doing this. Im sure its well worth it. Would it not be better to put down the roadbed and then sand it smooth before painting? just a thought. Great video Rick Happy New Year, Rob

wow what a good tip