The Trak is split into four 2' (610mm) long sections, giving you setup options: 4' (1219mm) on each side of the saw, 2' (610mm) on one side and 6’ (1829mm) on the other, or all 8' (2438mm) on one side. The Trak has a groove along the top to accept the included self-adhesive measuring tapes. Incredibly strong and built-to-last, our anodized-aluminum Trak features an L-shaped base that makes alignment and mounting to any 3/4' (19mm) thick board a snap.

Instructions and mounting hardware for the Trak are included. Like the Production Stop, it features a Precision Lens Cursor for fast, pinpoint positioning.īuild a simple plywood or MDF box to match the height of your saw, and then add a back fence that reaches 21/4' (57mm) above the saw table for the stops to glide upon. The Swing Stop gives you a precise measurement when you need it and swings out of the way when you don’t Simply push a board into the curved face of the stop to push it temporarily up out of the way, or swing the stop up. No matter where you use the Precision Trak & Stop Kit, you’ll find it much faster and accurate than any other wood-cutting method.ĭesigned to stand up to the rigors of repetitive cuts in an industrial environment, the Production Stop drops onto the top of the fence and features dual lens cursors for convenient use on either side of the blade. The most common setup for the Precision Trak & Stop Kit is with a miter saw, but many woodworkers find it handy to add to their radial arm saw or drill press.

(1) 12' (3657mm) R-to-L reading self-adhesive tape.

(1) 12' (3657mm) L-to-R reading self-adhesive tape.

I really like both brands’ T-track accessories. Some accept T-bolt hardware as well, which increases the variety of accessories that can be used.įor me, it would probably come down to Woodpeckers vs. I would go for a track that works with 1/4″ hex hardware, which seems to be a pretty common standard. They also have Super Track ( ) that’s even wider. Woodpeckers are also excellent, and I like their double tracks. Rockler’s are pretty good, and they offer a lot of fantastic T-slot accessories. An adaptation of our other popular styles of Trak, Mini Trak features a T-slot that captures the head of a standard 1/4 (6mm) hex bolt. I have T-tracks from a couple of different brands, and they’re all a little different in size or profile shape. Generally, it comes down to what you want to do with it.

These tracks appear to have a thicker T-slot that might hold better under greater clamping pressure. This is somewhat comparable to Woodpeck’s double T-track ( ) and I’ve seen a couple of other similar products.

Kregg t slot bolts