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[Edit: STL files of the 3D printed parts are linked down below] Aluminum T-track systems are not easy to find everywhere like the bigger miter tracks. What if you can easily make your own with common parts you can find in any hardware store and for a fraction of the cost? I designed and 3D printed knob and clamp pads but you don’t need a 3D printer, a washer and a wingnut are perfectly fine already and any rubber pad glued in place is enough to prevent the clamp from scratching the piece you’re working on or the table itself. I’ve been using this T-track system for a few years now on many of my jigs and machines and they’re extremely versatile! Do you like it? How would you improve it or make it different? Let me know in the comment section! Thanks for watching! STL files for the 3 printed parts on my Thingiverse page: - Knob: :4224616 - Pads: :4224638
