T Tracks 24 Inch with Intersection Kit for Woodworking By CLEAR STYLE, Double-Cut Jig Profile Universal T-Tracks with Predrilled Mounting Holes

These have a gloss finish. I have ordered the same company before and they were a matte finish...which I like better.I still used them and they work fine. Just some info for a buyer

These are great for my shop,Great price, Easy to install !

Protip for mounting these, or any T-Track, read after my review...These tracks are a ok, and will do the job, but they're not going to win any awards on appearance, or continuity of quality. They are simply there to cheaply serve a purpose (especially if you lack a miter saw to make your own intersections).All in all, they could be better but they wouldn't be as inexpensive.Now for the good stuff....Use Euro Screws to mount them! I seen Dave Stanton recommended them, and I realized the secret was out.What I did was use these screws Belle and the Yank Euro Screws 11.5mm x 6.3mm (for 5mm Hole) Varianta Style Pozidrive/Phillips Flat Head Nickel Finish (100 Pack) https://www.amazon.com/dp/B00RTMNZHW/ref=cm_sw_r_apanp_8Bmc3MFPhndEBWhat I do is a "Giggity" technique. It's where you flip the T-track and ream the hole just a hair larger from the rear.I used a 7/32" drill bit. It's just wide enough to have the screws threads for through, while allowing it to still sit flush with the countersunken hole. (But these tracks from Clear style might need to be redone with a countersink as they're not very straight or well made in that aspect.) This will allow you to sink them in without any glue or tape and not need to have more than ½ to ⅝" thick material under your t-track to mount.Then make sure you finish it off with the last step... tell others this technique. Then your t-tracks will become G-tracks.

The price for the quality of these is decent, but I am very surprised there are no screws. I will be buying more T-Track in the future, but may look elsewhere for ones that come with the screws. Should have not assumed the screws were included.

This seems like the type of thing you'd expect to come with screws so you don't even think about it when your ordering it but now after I got it and ready to install I now have to go find screws to fit it, not to mention how difficult it is to find the right size black anodized screws to fit it, thats if you care about the look which you most likely do otherwise you wouldn't of cared about ordering a colored track..🤔

Update: I continue to use these t-tracks and have ordered quite a few more since the initial review. I am not faulting the manufacturer but am warning other customers about Amazon shipping. On my last order, I received an empty tube. Don't receive this order and put it aside for later use, check your shipment immediately. Amazon made it right for me, but I had to wait 2 weeks for initial empty box and another 2 weeks for replacement. Again, no stars removed as this isn't the products fault. These t-tracks can't be beat for the price.I don't think these can be beat, for the price. I have several t-tracks from a bigger name company and I can't tell the difference between these and the ones that cost about 33% more.Initially, I had trouble cutting a dado for them to fit in. Using my 3/4 inch router bit left the slot about 1/32 too narrow. I ended up accidentally routing into a hidden screw and needed a new bit. The new 3/4 bit cut a perfect size dado; I guess the first bit was manufactured a hair too small.I would highly recommend this product, as a matter of fact, I just ordered four more!

Really like the product. Every piece was straight as an arrow, no warping and way cheaper than Rockler (like the black color also) and worked great in a torsion box top. The only thing I'm going to give it a slight ding for (the 4 stars) is that the counter sinks seem to be a little off and couldn't quite get the screws completely sunk (some would go in fine and some......). It works fine and basically every jig clears fine but there might be bit of rubbing. I used 3/4" #6 screws which seems to be the consensus (I would not go any smaller than that since you need some strength to hold the track depending on what you are doing with it). Some would go in fine, some not so much (could have been the artist not so hot on holding the drill straight). You can definitely just add a tad more clearance with a countersink quickly if you would like. I started out cutting to fit on with a hack saw but quickly moved to the miter saw. Easy to cut on the miter. Seems to be some mixed info on whether they come with screws or not. It does not.

I really likes the look and the strength of the bars.

Like the weight and the precision. Hate that again they come from chiba.

String, heavy, capable and work well, recommended

So this was my first venture into amazon t-track (2x24" with intersect), my only comparison being Veritas t-track (which was actually less expensive from a local hardware store). The "hold in rails" are slightly narrower on these clearview ones and I was uncomfortable with how little of the 1/4 hardware (t bolts and regular bolts) was being secured in the rail. Looked like if it was against an edge you could pull it out without too much difficulty. Returned.Maybe 5/16 t bolts have a larger flange idk I only have 1/4. Otherwise they are nice looking rails.

My only real comment is they did NOT come with screws, every other T-track seller I've bought from includes screws - usually a #6 1/2" or 3/4" wood screw. Not the end of the world to be honest but that costs them a star from me. No problems with the track though. they are all are standard size - 3/8" deep X 3/4" wide. Took 5 days with Amazon Prime though??? Why?

I was surprised at the overall quality of these T-track and clamps - especially since the price is better than the other options. Solid, well made with a feeling of quality construction. Definitely recommend this product.