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I have a bunch of 2'x4' benches with makeshift tops. They are strong and stable. Anyway, I just ordered a bridge.
I have the 56" track, will that be long enough to mount on the 48" side or will I have to go with the 24" side? |
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My 54" track is not long enough for my 48" table. Needs a small extension to at least 64"
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I have a 72" on my 48" PBB. A 64" would probably work but... for the convenience of resting the saw on the track at either end of the table , I like 72".
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Hmmm, make another table, or buy another guide rail..... it's always something.
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use (1) 1/2" plywood and crew it under the rack... use another small piece of plywood (1/2" )in top or if and a 5/8" strip same as the guide rail.. Keep in mind that ez is double walled. box core construction. You can screw-modify and play with all your ideas without dealing with issues later. 15 minutes and you have a parking spot Or...If you have extra connectors...screw the right thickness wood in top or the connectors? Or...many other ways to make a parking spot. In the future...ez is going to offer a hinged track to make shipping easier and affordable. the hinged portion 12" ( Parking spot ) can be made from any materials. using 1/2" track as standard size ( like ez) it make it easier to add and modify. You can even use the side t-tracks to connect the extensions. standard hardware and bolts. Please, Look at the track again. 3 years in making there is nothing that you can't do with a simple ez track. happy new year,
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ycf dino eurekazone. Last edited by Dino; 01-01-2018 at 04:45 PM. |
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Happy New Year Dino,
I think I am missing the visual on what you are describing. |
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