Adding a T-Track to Your Workbench is not as hard as you might think! 😬

I wanted to add t-tracks to my workbench to use with the new miter saw, so I did! I'll show you an easy way to install the tracks on a work surface in your shop. It's not as hard as you might think! The trick is to go slow and measure at least 4 or five times. 😜
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Intro - 00:00
Explanation and setup - 00:22
Route the groove for the track - 07:40
Install the track - 11:02
Thanks for watching - 19:40
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[@billtrevino2539]

Go Air Force!!! Thanks for your service. 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸

[@johnd942]

Enjoyed your presentation. Very natural approach.
Cheers!

[@SeanDoesDIY]

Thanks John!

[@johnmbonn6939]

Great video! Love your set-up! But shouldn't you be routing from left to right (bit revolving clock-wise)! Going from right to left (climb-cutting) you are relying on your left hand to push the router against the guide - bit pushing the router towards you. Going from left to right pushes the router into the guide. Much safer & more controllable. Just a thought!