... wouldn't attempt the joggles shown in the GER drawing. Simplify it to plain sets in the stock rails as drawn for the long point blades, with the short blade tips one timber back behind them. Likewise for 0-MF it is not possible to build working loose heels in the correct position, and achieve the correct flangeway gaps. I would build it as flexible switches. Remember that each short blade works with the opposite long blade. Good luck with the stretcher bars! File attached. regards, Martin. Attachment: attach_623_911_3_throws_richard_la mbert_1.box 376 posted: 29 Jul 2009 09:13 from: Alan McMillan Hi Martin, Richard Thanks for the tidying up you've done. The check rail you mentioned has a point on it at the "blunt" end already. I've attached a blown up picture to show what I mean. Regards Alan Attachment: attach_624_911_3Throw_Flared_Check rail.png 1064 posted: 29 Jul 2009 09:29 from: Martin Wynne Alan McMillan wrote: The check rail you mentioned has a point on it at the "blunt" end already. Hi Alan ...