SawStop fence t-track mounts for compact table saw (CTS)
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Adds mounts to install a t-track on a SawStop compact table saw
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I wanted to add stock guides to my table saw, and this allows that to happen. so far I feel this is an excellent modification that makes the saw a lot safer. The stock guides have angled wheels to hold the wood to the fence making it much easier to use a push stick without worrying about the board wandering away from the fence. the stock guides also only rotate one way and prevent lifting of the boards so it should also reduce any saw kickback
- I decided to tap new holes along the fence vs use the existing screws on the side to minimize any flex in the track
- This does NOT interfere with the low fence that flips over, even with the stock guides I can still flip the low fence over
Parts/tools needed:
- t-track (I bought 24" powertec 71118 Double-Cut Profile Universal T-Track and cut about 20mm off each end to keep the existing holes centered)
- m5 tap and appropriate drill bit
- 3 M5 bolts of about 10mm (excess length goes inside fence so can be longer)
- 6 M3 Flat Head Countersunk Bolts to attach the aluminum rail to the 3d printed mounts (16 or 20mm will work)
- print one normal and the other two mirrored (see image, or use attached 3mf file)
Attach the printed mounts to the track using the m3 countersunk bolts and use the lower holes as drill guides to drill into the fence, tap the holes, tighten the screws and it's done