I would love to get a real answer to this question. What are the actual dimensions to the QCW t tracks. Not just how wide they are! and please don’t tell me what fits them. I need the actual dimensions like the following has.
pleas just replace these dimensions with the actual measurements of the qcw t track dimensions. Thank you for your time and effort. I very much appreciate it.robert
Hi Robert,
I went to my 1f QCW, which is an elite foreman. Don’t know if that would make a difference if you are looking at a different size. But I used a calibrator to measure the t-tracks, the wasteboard, and the frame, which were kind of in the way, so the measurements weren’t ideal. They may be off a little, but I do think they are pretty close. See the attached photos for the corresponding measurements. Everything was done in millimeters. Hope this helps.
James
P.S. I did find IF t-tracks to be smaller than other t-tracks I got Rockler t bolts for their system and they were too wide and had to grind the sides down but that did work.
A= 9mm
B= 9mm
X= 16.4mm
Y= 12mm
thank you so much you are a gent
I remade some t nuts according to those dimensions and they were too big still. somehow those dimensions are wrong. could you give me the dimensions in decimals instead of metric? I only need the measurements of what you designated as Y and B I wonder if could it be that onefinity has changed the t track recently?
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