How A Few Simple Jigs Makes Building This Trestle Easier

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Last November I started on my second level of my model railroad. One section has a 4 inch difference in elevation which I had to cross over other tracks to make a loop. I decided to build a trestle mainly because there were no available trestles on the market that would fit my situation.

After fumbling with hand laying ties for the curved section, I decided to make a jig to speed up the process for both curved sections and straight sections. I already had a jig fro the trestle bents that I modified to fit the current situation.

Here is my process

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