... is glued in position and to gauge. When set, the clips are removed one at a time and the outer half-chairs are added. No I haven't actually tried it. But if I was experimenting it would be the first thing I would try. It may take a little longer to build, having to fix two half-chairs separately, but against that you are saving the time taken chair threading. And for the special switch and crossing chairs you gain a lot of extra design flexibility. Or maybe: 2_120509_570000000.png which provides a more substantial first fix to the timber, but a more fiddly second fix. Also the outer jaw part may be difficult to sprue and find a strong adhesive for. cheers, Martin. posted: 12 May 2018 09:38 from: Stephen Freeman I can always use the remainder up next time I need to do some rivetted track I think rail dimensions are bound to vary slightly from batch to batch as well as brand to brand. With C&L chairs it doesn't matter too much on the ...