... 47 from: julia Can anyone suggest how to make a Joggle- I am not sure if that is the right term for it, but it's the term used in the 2mm scale track book- in a piece of flat bottom rail? Thanks J posted: 11 Mar 2013 22:09 from: Martin Wynne Hi Julia, Joggles are not usually made in flat-bottom rail because the rail section is too stiff. Most flat-bottom switches use the chamfered style of planing in which the stock rail is machined: 1679_261348_250000001.jpg The above pic from the excellent collection of Michael Davies in the Image Gallery, the large hi-res version is at: gallery/1679/original/1679_261348_250000001.jpg Lots more pics at: http://85a.co.uk/forum/gallery_view.php?user=1679#gallery_top Chamfered planing looks like this (this diagram is for bullhead rail): 1932_021155_110000000.gif The problem with chamfered planing is that it is very difficult to do in model form. Almost all model rail section has a significantly over-scale web thickness, which limits ...