24" Universal T Track

Work well on my CNC.

Really nice products. The hold down clamps are string and well made.

I am still finishing up the install of the powertec universal T-track but I have been wanting to do this for a while. Being able to secure your workpiece is obviously critical and I find myself having to spend way too much time trying to clamp or secure via whatever means available. This system should enable me to dog down workpieces in almost no time at all. I have a slab flattening jig that rolls over the table also so the track system should have endless value. Update… I forgot to mention that you should remember to take into consideration the impact on measuring if you are going to use precut intersections. The ones from Powertec (which I would highly recommend without any compensation or gift etc to say) are a total of six additional inches in each direction. That means you will have much shorter lengths of track than you might expect. e.g. the track between T’s in one direction on my setup is only 7 inches because the precut intersections add a total of 6 more. This means I have 13 inches between the center of the track . Love it!

Helpful with a rolling work bench I built. I built a t-track system (in layed into the wood top of the bench) so I can use 1/4 " flange bolts with screw down rocker arm to secure loose projects any where on the work bench. Pretty good design, pretty good quality.

These flip stops work great on my drill press fence. Construction is solid and no issues installing

These are good flip stops. Unfortunately, I wasn't paying attention to size. I'm using 1/4 inch t-track on my fence. These are made for 5/16th inch t-track. No - I'm not returning them. They were easy to grind down to fit and they work great. My fault for not paying attention and no stars reduced. Just pay attention to size when ordering.

I’m just getting into the T track world of woodworking but it’s pretty cool. These come in really handy on your work bench.

Built a stand for my miter saw, and got these flip stops. Works great, and I haven't noticed any deflection. If you're pushing so hard that the stop is deflecting, you need to lay off the juice. I'll use the other one when I build a cross cut sled for my new table saw.