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I have seen a lot of people posting about T Slot table materials as of late. I just wanted to say i have some good catalogs from a couple of makers of the stuff. basically - a 4' X 8' table will cost you about 800 dollars..... maybe you can find it for less, but thats the best i found it...... The stuff is 3/4" X 4" They also are sending me info a a new profile that is same thickness but about 10" wide.... table will cost the same...... Just lettin you guys know |
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| I saw some MDF homemade "T" slot material yesterday. Looked like they had laminated formica to the top. They said that they used a router to make the "T" slots, it took two passes. It looked good to me. |
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look at www.woodcraft.com. search for incra t-track. The easy cheap solution. Cut a slot screw it in leave it high to use for alignment also. |
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| There's a commercial product called "slatwall" which is essentially a T-slot MDF material. It's used like super-peg-board. I used it on my machine. Great stuff...and a stock item at Home Depot. -- Chuck Knight |
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| I've been to probably 6 or 7 Home Depots in the Detroit area, and I've never seen it either. You might want to check with plywood wholesalers, they should have it. Gerry
__________________ Gerry Mach3 2010 Screenset http://home.comcast.net/~cncwoodworker/2010.html (Note: The opinions expressed in this post are my own and are not necessarily those of CNCzone and its management) |
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| Hmmm...every Home Depot down here (outside of Dallas, TX) has it in stock, including the brand new one that just opened a month ago, in Sherman. If anyone's interested, I could "force myself" to go to Home Depot, and get their SKU number for it. Hard to deny its existence, when it's listed on your computer screen... -- Chuck Knight |
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| I wasn't disagreeing with you, just letting you know they don't have it all Home Depots. I work ion a cabinet shop, and we use it all the time. Just can't get it at Home Depot here. Gerry
__________________ Gerry Mach3 2010 Screenset http://home.comcast.net/~cncwoodworker/2010.html (Note: The opinions expressed in this post are my own and are not necessarily those of CNCzone and its management) |
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| I'd take some of that action too! Not carried here at either Lowes or HD in the panhandle of FL. But - Lowes has and can get a similar product thats part of a garage wall system. Rather than MDF, its a formed plastic. A bit dear about 65 bucks for 2 pieces that are 2ft by4 ft as I recall. I'll get more details on my next run for house bits and post here Jim |
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| We use this stuff in our show room at work. We also buy the aluminum inserts to line the slots. Costs extra but it almost doubles the strength of the slot. I don't have the suppliers name (mail order) to post, will do that tomorrow for those who are intrested, but there is a photo on this site: http://www.slatwallsystems.com/ Doug |
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| Got that data on the plactic/composite T-slot panels at Lowe's. Its made by Whirlpool Corp and part of their "GLADIATOR GARAGE WORKS" - gear storage system. The system is a bit dear - no - its expensive - but the panels look very slick. No painting or insert track required. The panels (Gear Wall Panel) are 2 per package and are 12inx96in. The slots are 3in on center and 4 slots each. The part number (its a special order item so no SKU) is GAGWP 008LY0 or alternately GWP082PMY. They list at 68.00 per set of 2 (or just under 4 buck per ftsq). Its a high grade composite material and the details on it can be had at: 1-866-342-4089. I might consider getting some and if I do add it to the set up I'll pass along comments then. Jim |
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