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  1. 16th August 2009, 10:01 PM #1
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    Default Incra T Tracks for my CNC bed

    I have just finished installing some T Tracks for my machine... This has been long overdue and should hopefully solve some of my clamping issues. They really do hold the pieces very nicely - Here are a couple of photos.
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    Hello Jason,

    Where did you get your track from? I have been looking at sail track which is very similar but really like the golden look. I have also looked at a couple of the 80/20 extrusions which should do the same/similar thing.

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    Professional Woodworking Supplies stock Incra and other track products.
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    Looks real good Jason.

    I have been trying to talk myself into doing the same for ages.

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    yes, I got them from proffessional woodworking supplies.

    Thanks Greg, I can recommend them highly. I like the way they grab without a lot of pressure on the wind. I think if you really tightened them up, nothing would budge them.

    cheers, Jason
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    McJing's have something similar and I bet at a fraction of the price.

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