📏 36-inch POWERTEC 71119 Double-Cut Profile Universal T-Track with Pre-drilled Mounting Holes (2-Pack) Review

I recently built my own router table and wanted to add two corner rails. They had great reviews and were a little cheaper than Kreg. They were also closer to the size I needed. They look and function perfectly and fit exactly as I had hoped!

Received the box in the mail, opened the box and the only thing inside was this thin wrapping paper. However, there was a hole about 2 inches in diameter in the bottom of the box. If you have a product with sharp aluminum edges, I think you might want to pack it properly rather than just tossing it all willy-nilly in a box.

Beautiful profiles! Flat, dimensional and well anodized. Useful for jigs, skids (they work well for standard angled slots) and track systems. I've used them as guides, stub block track and down track with the new crosscut skid. They have no lips or edges and are very easy to apply to the chest.

Works great as a T-track in a drill mount I made. They turned out to be perfect for the slots in my Dewault 745 table saw too! I've always made my own skids out of wood, but here in the south they naturally swell in the summer so your skid gear won't work. I will soon be replacing my wooden skids with this product!

Got two 36" Powertec 71119 "Universal" T Tracks quickly as Revain always seems to be great. When I got one though Inserting a hex head screw (1/4-20 with a 7/16" hex head) into the rail, the screw turned instead of staying tight to the edges of the rail. This means the rail is not truly universal and useless for hex screws and requires "treadmill" shaped head screws. Sent them back and ordered two 48" CLEAR STYLE Universal T-Tracks.

Just as good as all the others but much cheaper. The 3/4" nozzle left just the right amount of room, and I like to sink mine a little lower than flush, so a little over 3/8" depth was just right for me. I cut the groove the day before the track arrived, glued it together and put it back together and hoped and prayed it was exactly like the picture and it was. With a carbide saw blade on wood, cut very cleanly, it took only a few seconds to run the file to the edges and remove the burrs. Will…

Really disappointed. They do not match the Powertec crossings and are not as shown in the picture. They don't have a drill line in the middle of the range. This may seem trivial, but 1. There is a center line in the image for this model number and 2. If it is cut and placed before crossing the same mark, the track with no lines and crossing the center line looks like I happened to have left remaining parts used other stamps. Sense. Not to mention the line that allows the center line to…

Great Track. I think they could be a few bucks cheaper since they do NOT include mounting screws, but they are straight and strong. They also look damn cool 😎. I also bought a couple of crossovers and they came with mounting screws which I didn't like. Too big and certainly for what I was doing. I placed the whole thing in a sheet of 3/4" thick plywood and the Phillips screws that came with it were 5/8" long and stuck out pretty well, and they were too rough too. So I replaced all the screws…