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I do like cwclark and cacole though I think I'll give Bob H method a try. I dress the rails, cut two ties, slip on the rail joiners and solder. It's recommended that you leave about 4 inches of track straight while doing the joining process and then continue the curve after the joining process is complete. I do use insulated joiners but I use them two at time. This elimnates a lot of alignment issues that are caused when only using one. Power is connected to both rails evey 36" or less. It's works for me.
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