JigStones offer a variety of molds for casting sections of brick or stone from concrete, or windows from plastic resin.
Craig Leigh, the largest center on the IPP&W railway, is a beehive of construction activity. First it was the new passenger station, then the Post Office, and now a Malting and Milling Company. Malting and milling are two processes used in making Whiskey.
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| Here the frame of the building is test fitted at the end of passenger yard in downtown Craig Leigh. | The JigStones brickwork has begun around the delivery doors. |
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| More progress on the brickwork. | JigStones apprentice Ralph Dipple hard at work. |
2 comments
I like your buildings. Very professional. How do you cut such thick wood for the windows and doors. Do you use a hand saw?
Hi Pham!
The usual process is to draw an outline of the window or door opening. Then drill a hole inside each corner of the outline large enough to pass the blade of a small sabre saw. Cut along the outline from hole to hole. Any rough spots can be filled smooth.