Any Alternatives to Right-O'-Way

I have always bought Kappler 16' bag as I hand lay my own switches. I simply use a chopper to cut in half for lead ins using ME track as well as all the others sizes I need for the switch.

Can 3 rail switch's be hand laid? I would like to build my own if it would save me some mony. Where would one find the parts to do this?

Somebody in the Blue Hall, at the head of the building, for several years, is/was? offering kits or parts or ? for building your own three rail switches.  For better looking, using scale and rustless nickle silver rail, and, it sounds, more reliable switches,  I'd like to, if it wouldn't take forever...

feet posted:

Can 3 rail switch's be hand laid?

Yes.  Get a bundle of code 148 or greater rail from ME and off you go.

Right-O'-Way is in business.  Because I don't know the appropriate way of getting the word out on this forum without breaking some sort of rules, anyone interested can contact me directly via my listed email.

Jay

I found that Fast Tracks (the switch jig people) offer a 9' tie cut for them by Mt. Albert scale lumber. Check their website. Really nice wood (sugar pine?), match Atlas and Micro Engineering ties, priced same as 8.5' ties. I've just used around 5000 of 'em along with Right-of-Way rail and switch components.  I used to cut my own from Mt. Albert tie stock (7"x 9" x 24"), which is another way to get the ties the length you need. I used the 24" stuff to cut my switch ties - beats wasting 2/3 of the 16' ties.

RILynes