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A well-built crossing is always a great focal point on any layout, but building a crossing by hand without jigs is one of the more difficult challenges in tracklaying. Using a Fast Tracks crossing fixture will ensure the resulting track is very precise and trouble-free.
Crossings have many angles, and using our filing jigs with an assembly fixture will ensure all those angles are accurate. Now you can build O code 100, 14°° crossings that not only look great, but will completely eliminate track related derailments and frustration. Fast Tracks assembly fixtures will help you build high-quality hand laid track that:
If you order a Fast Tracks assembly fixture, we highly recommend that you consider purchasing a matching PointForm filing tool. This will make constructing the multiple frog points required for a crossing much easier. In addition to code 100 rail, you will also need to purchase matching 0.0625" (1.6mm), (7 scale inches) thick, O CopperHead PC board turnout ties manufactured by Fast Tracks. To finish off your trackwork, add our matching QuickSticks to your order. These laser-cut wood ties will make finishing turnouts a snap, glue the full set of pre-cut ties to the turnout, and it's complete! We also offer traditional single piece wood turnout ties as well.
Click on the Supplies Tab above to add additional items needed to build crossings to your order. Try our Supplies Calculator to determine the consumable items you will need for your trackwork project.
Below is a cross-reference chart showing which rail other than Micro Engineering is compatible with our fixtures.
| Fixture Cut For | Rail Size | Compatible With |
|---|---|---|
| ME Code 55 | Code 55 | Atlas Code 80 |
| ME Code 55 | Code 55 | Atlas Code 55 |
| ME Code 55 | Code 55 | Peco Code 80 |
| ME Code 70 | Code 70 | ME Code 83 |
| ME Code 70 | Code 70 | Peco Code 83 (IL-115) |
| ME Code 70 | Code 70 | Peco 75 |
| ME Code 70 | Code 70 | Pilz Code 83 |
| ME Code 70 | Code 70 | Tilig 83 |
| ME Code 83 | Code 83 | ME Code 70 |
| ME Code 83 | Code 83 | Peco Code 83 (IL-115) |
| ME Code 83 | Code 83 | Peco 75 |
| ME Code 83 | Code 83 | Pilz Code 83 |
| ME Code 83 | Code 83 | Tilig 83 |
| ME Code 100 | Code 100 | Walthers Code 83 |
| ME Code 100 | Code 100 | Roco Line 83 |
| ME Code 100 | Code 100 | Atlas Code 83 |
| ME Code 100 | Code 100 | Atlas Code 100 |
| ME Code 125 | Code 100 | C & L 125 |
| ME Code 148 | Code 100 | Right-O-Way 148 |
In addition to an assembly fixture, you also need to order additional supplies.
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| PARAMETER | VALUE | DETAILS |
|---|---|---|
| Default Turnout Length | 14.5" (368 mm) | This is the length of the turnout on the QuickSticks. Measured from end tie to end tie. |
| Minimum Turnout Length | 14.5" (368 mm) | This is the shortest possible turnout length. Measured from the end PC board tie to end PC board tie. |
| Crossing Angle | 14°° (Decimal) 14°(D/M/S) | Decimal = Frog angle in decimal degrees D/M/S = Deg/Min/Sec |
| Tie Size (Model) | L - 2.25" (57 mm) W - 0.19" (5 mm) H - 0.0625" (2 mm) | The actual size of the tie. |
| Tie Size (Prototype) | L - 9' (2.7 m) W - 9"(229 mm) H - 7" (178 mm) | The original tie size that the model was based on. |
| Track Gauge | 1.27" (32 mm) | The distance between the stock rails. |
| Size | L - 12" (305 mm) W - 3" (76 mm) H - 0.25" (6 mm) | The physical size of the product |
| Weight | 1.5 lbs (0.68 kg) | |
| Material | 6061 Aluminum |
These instructions apply to all scales and sizes of fixture built crossings.
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