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Quoted from Glarrownage:Wow, I am putting far too much effort into mine... I'm switching to your method!
Extra work builds character 
FYI - the dremel is more important for removing grooves then anything else. No need to have a track in a shiny new rail right? There are tons of different ways to do this, do what works best for you. Experimentation is always good 
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