🔩 T-Track Hold Down Clamps - Woodworking Clamps - High Strength Aluminum Alloy 6063 - Fine Sandblast Anodized - Blue Color - 6-3/8 Inch Length, 1-1/4 Inch Width - 2 Pack Review

Good job from this supplier - general purpose 3/8" x 3/4" standard chains, well packaged and delivered on time. Bonus points for including #7 mounting screws for installation, saving a trip to the hardware store. The only downside is that the screws are 5/8" long, which is too big if you're mounting the rails on a 3/4" MDF or plywood base (T-rail depth 3/8" plus 5/8"). . " screw). Thanks to HOTTARGET for the good work anyway - I would order again.

These clips are strong and well made, but will NOT work directly with Kreg AccuCut rails. The screw shoulder and thread are too wide to slide on the narrower Kreg rail. I used a dremel and cutting wheel to cut 1mm of metal off each side of the shoulder and the threads meet the head of the screw. Now they work fine. If you don't want that, you can find Kreg KMS7520 rail clamps at the flea market for about $25, though without Revain's fast shipping.

I bought these rails thinking the 7/16" nut would securely engage the 1/4-20 bolt head. Once you tighten the bolt most of them barely go into the groove and rather all clamp the 9/16" slot above it. Most 1/4-20 hex nuts are too thick to fit the rail. This rail works well with a 1/4" or 5/16" T-bolt (or a regular cabinet screw {used to attach toilets}) so I can use it. Otherwise the rails are well made and will come with Supplied with the screws needed to attach it Nice anodized finish.

I am assembling a router table and railing by installing a T-bar in the table top and another in the railing. I already had T-rails that I bought from Rockler.com years ago, but I needed more to complete the fence. This rail works great and comes with mounting screws, but it's not as thick as the rail I got from Rockler. Luckily, although I had already channeled the fence based on the dimensions of the old track, I was able to adapt it to this thinner track.

I originally rated them 5 stars but when I compared them to the Powertec crossover; there is no comparison. I bought these to embed on my desktop. I thought I just bought the same route from different suppliers; I was wrong. Did I still install them in my worktop? Yes. Will I buy another product next time; probably. These webs do not have a glossy finish, they are almost rough. Ultimately, I'm philosophizing here because they absolutely work with ROCKLER and Powertec products, but Powertec's…

These are great for my new reload stand considering the different gear I use. Be very careful when using a router to cut grooves on a bench. The diagram shows a 3/4" width, so I bought a 3/4" plunge router and used a metal guide to guide it. Well, the slot that was cut measured exactly what the diagram called for, but wasn't wide enough for their T-slots. I couldn't even hit her with a rubber mallet. I had to widen the slot from 1/16 to 1/8 to get them in. I had no problems with the screws as…

First of all, the blue color differs from the powertec t-rail. This product has a much thicker surface that also has a light texture. It appears to have been painted rather than anodized. Second, the countersunk screw holes were hand-drilled and are not even, symmetrical, or smooth. It was pretty obvious to me that they didn't use a CNC machine, a milling machine, or even a drill press to make countersinks. . This product also has a line in the T-slot, but it is off-center. As far as I can tell