Aluminum 36 Inch T-Track with Wood Screws–Double Cut Profile Universal with Predrilled Mounting Holes -Woodworking and Clamps–Frosted Surface Anodized - 2 PK (Blue)

Good execution from this provider - universal t-tracks built to the 3/8" x 3/4" standard, well-packaged and shipped in a timely manner. Bonus points for including #7 mounting screws for installation that save a trip to the hardware store. Only negative point is that the screws are 5/8" in length which is just a bit too long if you are mounting the tracks onto a 3/4" MDF or plywood base (3/8" t-track depth plus 5/8" screw). Still, kudos to HOTTARGET for a job well done - I would order again.

These clamps are sturdy and nicely finished, but will NOT work out of the box with Kreg AccuCut traks. the bolt shoulder and threads are too wide to slide into the more narrow Kreg track. I used a Dremel and cutting wheel to shave off 1mm of metal from each side of the shoulder and the threads closes to the head of the bolt. They work fine now. If you'd rather not do that, the Kreg KMS7520 Track Clamps can be found on fleabay for about $25, though without Amazon's quick shipping.

I originally rated these as a 5 star, but when I compared them to a Powertec intersection track; there’s no comparison. I bought these to embed in the top of my work bench. I thought I bought the same track just from different suppliers; I was wrong. Did I still embed them in my table top? Yes I did. Would I buy another product next time; likely. These tracks do not have a glossy finish, it’s almost rough. I’m splitting hairs here in the long run, because they absolutely work with ROCKLER and Powertec products, but the finite cuts on the Powertec are surprising compared to these. Also, if you’re looking for aesthetics, these DO NOT MATCH ROCKLER or Powertec tracks.

The name brand folks have colors that match.This track appears to be equal in quality, although I haven't tried all my clamps etc in it yet.When you compare this manufacturers color to kreg or rockler, it makes the name brands look on the green side of blue, and these tracks on the purple side with a bit of metal flake.If you can live with that, I think these are fine and a bit cheaper in price than the others, screws included!

I'm building a router table and fence that involves having a t-track mounted in the table top and another in the fence. I already had some t-track that I purchased from Rockler.com years ago but needed more to complete the fence. This track works fine and comes with screws for mounting, but it's not as thick as the track I got from Rockler. Although I had already routed out a channel in the fence based on the dimensions of the old track, I was fortunately able to modify it to accommodate this thinner track.

First the color of blue is not the same as powertec t track. This product seems to have a much thicker surface coating, which also has a slight texture. It almost seems like it has been painted not anodized.Second, the countersunk screw holes have been hand drilled and are not even, symmetrical, or smooth. It was very obvious to me that they had not used a CNC, milling machine, or even a drill press to make the countersinks.Third, the powertec t track has a line that runs straight down the exact center of the bottom of the t slot. This product also has a line in the t slot but it is off center.As far as I can tell, the functional quality is the same as any other t track, I would expect it to hold the same clamping pressures. But the visual and manufacturing quality is low. I decided to return it.

These are great for my new reloading bench given the various equipment I use. Be very careful when using the router to cut the slots in your bench. The diagram shows 3/4 of an inch wide so I bought a 3/4 in. router bit for my plunge router and used a metal fence to guide it. Well, the cut slot measured exactly what was needed according to the diagram but was not wide enough for their T slots. I couldn't even pound them in with a rubber mallet. I needed to expand the slot 1/16 to 1/8 so they would drop in. I didn't have any problem with the screws as a few others mentioned. I predrilled all the holes and didn't get carried away with tightening them with a drill/driver. Would use them again as price was right.

No complaints. Work as good as Rockler's. Only problems there is a small amount of burring around the drilled holes which makes sliding a square nut a bit of a challenge. No problem with T-bolt though.Will buy again because at almost half the cost of Rockler, little problems I can deal with.