2 Pack Aluminum T Track for Woodworking Jigs and Fixture

[Size: 12 Inch]
These are great. Delivered on time. Easy install.

[Size: 24 Inch]
Worked great for what I needed.

[Size: 24 Inch]
Great item for the money

[Size: 12 Inch]
This 2-pack of aluminum t-tracks come with a blue finish coating and are 12-inches long. They are the standard 3/4" width and the other measurements match and fit my other blue t-track accessories and bolts. The t-tracks are straight, flat, and sturdy. Each track only has two holes with them being closer to the ends, and I would also have preferred to have one in the center as well. I have drilled new countersink holes in t-tracks before though. It is not too hard to do especially if they need to be cut even shorter adding to their good versatility.As such, it does also include four screws with the two tracks but be careful to measure the depth if one is making a table saw jig or other jig without a lot of thickness as the screws are 5/8" in length. But these are common screws, so one can easily get shorter screws if needed. I am happy with the clean finish, quality, and performance for their value.

[Size: 12 Inch]
Does the job not a bad price

[Size: 12 Inch, Size: 12 Inch]
These anodized aluminum T-tracks are fantastic for building sleds and jigs. I bought them because my standard plywood tracks were wearing out, and these have been the perfect upgrade. They are perfectly flat, square, and feature countersunk screw holes that make mounting to a sled body incredibly easy.At 12 inches, they are the ideal size for a portable worksite table saw jig, and they pull double duty on my router table as well. The anodized finish adds great durability, protecting the aluminum from oxidation, while the flat-topped profile plays perfectly with standard T-bolts and wing nuts. If you need precision, reproducibility, and durability at a highly competitive price, these are a no-brainer.

[Size: 12 Inch, Size: 12 Inch]
​As an avid woodworker who frequently builds custom shop fixtures, this 2-pack of 12-inch aluminum T-tracks has been a fantastic addition to my shop. I used these rails to build a new auxiliary fence and a stop-block system for my drill press table, and the accuracy boost is immediately noticeable. The 6063 aluminum extrusion feels incredibly rigid and robust, and the anodized finish allows my hold-down clamps to slide fluidly along the track without catching. The pre-drilled, countersunk mounting holes are perfectly spaced, ensuring that the included screws sit completely flush below the surface so they never interfere with moving workpieces or jigs.​What really sets this T-track apart from standard rails is its true universal double-cut profile. I was highly impressed by its hardware compatibility; it securely accepts 1/4-inch T-bolts, 5/16-inch T-bolts, and even standard 1/4-inch hex bolts without any slop or binding. This flexibility saved me a trip to the hardware store, letting me utilize the miscellaneous clamping hardware I already had lying around the shop. At a length of roughly 12 inches, they are the ideal size for small-to-medium workshop applications like router tables, crosscut sleds, or assembly benches. If you need a reliable, heavy-duty track to streamline your workflow and expand your shop's clamping capabilities, this kit offers outstanding value.

[Size: 12 Inch, Size: 12 Inch]
In a sense, there's not much to this product. It is, after all, just a pair of T tracks, but I'm happy with what I got, and the price seems very attractive.What you get comes bundled in a plastic baggie (Pic 1) - nothing special there. Inside, you get the two track segments, and a little baggie of screws (Pic 2). The tracks are exactly as advertised - 12" long, and 3/4" wide (Pic 3).I measured the slot width at 0.37" (Pic 4), and the inside width of the T part of the track at 0.56". This all seems pretty standard to me.Clearly, T tracks come in a variety of sizes, and what matters is a) whether or not your bits and pieces will actually fit, and b) whether it's going to be a huge hassle to cut the slot into which you'll mount the track. At least in my case, the tool I'm immediately planning to use, a ripping jig, fits just fine. It came with a bunch of different fasteners for different tracks, and one set fit this track perfectly (Pics 6 and 7). Being a 3/4" track - a nice round number size - it ought to be a doddle to fit, so that'll be my next job.All told, I like these T tracks a lot. They're stoutly made, and nicely finished with blue anodisation. The screw holes are nicely countersunk, so whether you use the mounting screws they provide or your own the mounting hardware shouldn't prevent the clean sliding of your tools.If I were to complain at all about them, it'd be that there's no mechanism to join/align the track segments end-to-end. I appreciate that if you cut the dado straight into which you're going to mount these tracks, then it won't matter, but if the dado is oversized then there's no active mechanism to keep them totally aligned before you screw them down. A little piece of metal that exactly fits the 0.56" inside of the T in the track really would help in this respect. Still, for the price, perhaps one shouldn't expect this, and the price is good enough that I may well get more.