Hot Favorable Aluminum 24" T-Track for Woodworking –Double Cut Profile Universal with Predrilled Mounting Holes -Woodworking and Clamps-Fine Sandblast Black Anodized 1PK

Just what I needed to put T-tracks in a table top I made. Also a little secret, you can miter your own intersections. I used three for the straight sections and the forth for all the intersections with a metal cutting blade and a file. A little black sharpie and you can’t tell the difference which is why I like the black t-track over the blue. Next time I think I will buy the intersections though as making them consumed more time than I cared to spend in the end.Fits 1/4, 5/16 t-track bolts and 1/4-20 bolts just fine.

I am a POWERTEC buyer but after I made a purchase from POWERTEC and they never arrived. I ran across these T-Tracks. I was a little concerned at first because there wasn't really any reviews on them. But I really needed them in a hurry so I took the chance. Well turns out that they are very well made and run head to head with POWERTEC. Plus they cost much less. I guess when it comes to the price. In this case you are paying for the name. The only downfall with these were they didn’t include any screws but that is not really a big problem with me when it comes to the price difference. They do have my business from now on, sorry POWERTEC. I will be purchasing more of them when I build my work table and also a few T-Tracks Intersection Kits. The only difference with these tracks and POWERTEC is the color and the price. If you don't care they are black and not blue and you like to save money then I really recommend them.

I just received my 4 pack of the 48" track; it came nicely packaged in good condition. The biggest problem, and reason for the 3 stars, is it's a little bit wider than the advertised 3/4". My guess is the manufacturer didn't take into account the thickness of the powder coating; which btw is good quality. I almost broke the melamine table on my drill press trying to beat this stuff into the 3/4" mortise I routed. And then when I finally did get it somewhat into the mortise the edges of the table were bent downward.For now I'll just make another pass with the router. But I've ordered a router bit of size 25/32" to use in the future for this track. I only need 1 of the 48"ers today, but I'll use the larger bit from now on. I was torn on giving 3 or 4 stars in this review. I settled on 3 because I think manufacturers should think of this stuff from the start instead of passing it on to us customers to figure out. Once I get that bit and give it a try I'll come back and give an update on whether it's the correct size for this track.

I was so pleased with this product. Other tracks had bad reviews and claims of poor material and inaccurate measurements. These are STURDY. I've never used the rockler track system so I'm not sure how they compare quality or price wise, all I know is these are a good deal. A 4' track from rockler is $30. Four of these were $50 all together. They seem high quality to me. 1/4" bolts seem to work. I need to do more experiments. They didn't come with screws, but they did inform you of that in the description, so you really can't complain. It says to use flat head #7 5/8-in screws, which I couldn't find easily in a Home Depot in a pack bigger than 5 pcs so I ordered a pack of 100 on Amazon for about $6. I think that's a good deal. I'm not 100% sure if they're going to work, so I'll update if they don't.

Using these to build a crosscut table saw sled. Good quality of build and I like the powder coating for long-term protection. However, I think the powder coating adds just a bit to the width such that the 3/4 inch straight router bit used to make a dado slot for the track was too narrow/tight. Had to cut an extra sliver off with the table saw to get it to fit just right. All in all very happy with the product and would buy again when making future sleds or jigs for woodworking.

I recently purchased a set of 4 x 48" tracks for a new miter saw station I built after spending hours of looking at, and reading reviews of other manufacturers offerings and couldn't be happier with my purchase. The product was double boxed and had no damage. The finish was consistent, the length was to spec., and each length was 48". Since these were the first t-tracks I've purchased, I can't speak to the quality of the others, but I'm very happy with my purchase. The only issue, which is minor, it that the supplied bolts don't slide easily due to the thickness of the head. I replaced them with some 10-24 flat head bolts and they slide much smoother.

These are the black tracks in my photos I used in a crosscut sled. They worked and performs like all the other name brands for a bit cheaper. Search around though because t-track always seems to be on sale somewhere.

Ok, I don't mean this to be a negative review, because the pieces are as described and they appear to be well machined. Just be aware:This package is not FOUR intersections. It's FOUR pieces, that make up ONE intersection once you attach them to a table. Rockler and Powertec offer the same four pieces to make ONE intersection, so it's not like they're any different. But if you're expecting FOUR "intersections", that's not what you get.Again, the pieces are well made, and this is the same way the higher priced guys package the intersections, so this is a good deal.