adjustable shelves with T track

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HPau

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27/06/2011 8:23 am

For the practical types...I was just drawing some jigs and realised that the T track that is used with hold downs and featherbords and stops on router tables and saws would make good uprights for adjustable height shelves and tables.

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SDR

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27/06/2011 12:42 pm

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Sounds good. The only tracks I've seen in shops here have been T-slots milled into saw and shaper tables. Are those two pieces steel ? I guess they are. Do you call those "carriage bolts" as we do in the US ?
Good idea, anyway. One could design brackets of wood or metal -- or plastic ? -- that would use carriage bolts ?

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HPau

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27/06/2011 4:07 pm

Sure do, the track is...
Sure do, the track is usually a pretty hard anodised aluminium and comes in a few profiles, Kreg and Veritas sell some fairly robust looking eamples, it might suit something like the 606 shelevs but would with some tweaking make them variably adjustable...

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