Need wide T-track blue or red in color

[Herbert Mulqueen]

The widest T-track I found in the catalogs are 3 1/2 inch wide------does anybody know of any track wider preferably in blue or red?

I need something that is vertical and free standing , more like a fat " L". The height to be about 12 to 16 inches tall. The bottom of the " L" will be anchored.

6 to 8 inch wide would be ideal.

Regards and thanks,

Herb

[glenn bradley]

I am not clear on what you are asking for. Your description doesn't sound like T-track as many of us think of it. Can you post a picture of the track you did find and possibly a drawing of what you are trying to do?

[Eric DeSilva]

You might search http://www.8020.net/ and see if they have something that works. I'm guessing they could probably anodize it any color you want, although it might not be cheap.

[Gary Curtis]

woodpeck.com has it in red. So does that mail order wood tool company in Indiana. Can't think of their name. I've never seen it blue, however.

[Clarence Miller]

so you are looking for aluminum angle?

[Herbert Mulqueen]

I am sorry for my poor description.

If you got to Woodpecker they have a " Super Track" which has three groves ( slots ) and is 3.8 inches wide. -----I was just looking for a similar T-track with 6 to 9 slots.-----------To make the bottom of the " L " I just just another piece of track and bolt it together like the Wood pecker super fence for a router table.

Herb

[Gilbert Vega]

Eric, will regular t bolts work in these tracks? I'm thinking about using one of them for a router table fence.

[Clarence Miller]

how long of a fence?

[Matt Meiser]

How about joining two pieces of Super Track with some pieces of angle and some bolts on the back side?

[Gary Curtis]

Hartville Tools (online) has it along with WoodPeck. Another industrial source might be Reid Supply. Also online.

[Ray DuBose]

I've ordered from these people before and they may have what your looking for, just not sure in red or blue..

http://stores.ebay.com/8020-Inc-Garage-Sale?clk_rvr_id=245165136664&afsrc=1

[Dan Friedrichs]

It's pretty easy to anodize things yourself, FYI. Then you can get any color you want.

[Don Sundberg]

80/20 does anodize in house. I'm not sure what colors are available but I saw red, blue, yellow, and purple on the demo cart.