Is a connector available or required for two 6' rails back to back? And is the track field-cuttable?
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You can successfully trip the track in the field. I cut mine with a chop say using a high-tooth count carbide blade. Probably dulls the blade quickly, but makes a nice clean cut. I think you can use one of the mount blocks at the joint to make sure the pieces align smoothly. This system has worked great for me. Best of luck!
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I do not think it is meant to be cut, but it would be possible. The mounting back to back again is possible but would require some do it yourself engineering.
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You could set two rails next to each other flush without a connector and it should work fine. I see no reason that you couldn't cut a connector. They are just metal strips with a special shape.
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Yes it should work fine just be sure to run multiple leads to the track in multiple locations.
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Two 55" Grizzly tracks will do the job. Clamp track with Dewalt clamps mpo they are better than Festool for this application. Store flat when not in use. The will warp over time if leaned or hung.
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I suppose it could. There are some screws that hold the track to pretty much any surface. The power connector can be placed anywhere along the track
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In theory, you could cut the adapter and strip the wires, but I am not sure why you would want to. The adapter provides an easy connection from the track directly to the wire. If your track is not compatible with the adapter, I would recommend looking for a new kit.
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The product description tells you how much track is included in the set. These little trains are best set up on a hard surface such as a dedicated board so I recommend going down to a hobby shop and talking with someone who can tell you exactly what you need. Good Luck!
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All the trackmaster tracks are interchangeable. So yes it would work. But don't think I would buy it again i would buy regular extra tracks.
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No way to know how to answer your question. It has it's own spreader that spans the track. Any standard tripod will work, feet go into the spreader that comes with it.
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Hi Sarah,I cannot give a positive answer as I do not know, but several manufacturers of these wooden tracks use the same interconnection standards. All I do know is that we bought wooden track and accessories from at least two manufacturers and they all fitted together. Hope this helps. Regards, Marcus R.
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The combination of a Festool Track Saw, the Festool Parallel Guide Set, a set of Dewalt Tracksaw clamps, a handful of fast clamps (eg Irwin) and a multiform or breakdown table complete the functionality needed. The table I use is an approx. 3x6 foot frame made up from 1x4s with a cross-grid of ladder-like rungs in the middle. It's a sacrificial cutting surface. It is placed over a couple sawhorses and provides support and clamping surfaces to run your track saw. When needed the Parallel Guides fit in between the cross-grid members. The 75" track works better than the 55" because of the extra length.
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If you are making a permanent track layout, yes. I slide one on to one piece of track and then put the track pieces together and slide the clip over the juncture. Pieces of track need to be connected by lifting one piece into another, and as you can't slide pieces together, permanently places clips would inhibit rearranging the tracks. I only use the clips now to hold ascension bridge pieces together.
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Hello. We will provide you with 2 60" rails and joiner.The joiner fits inside the rail and it is not visible or interfer with the rollers. When you order, plese remind us of what you need. Silvio Haas
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Yes, the track guide is actually two tacks that you connect so that you have a four foot track, so you could another set to make an eight foot track guide. I plan to do just that.
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Hi, You need to order it that way or a combination of those rail pairs.http://www.pipelineracks.com/faqs.htm
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not sure. my track never worked. cost me $$$$ to ship the garbage back. Never again!!!
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Not familiar with True Track terminals, but the connections at the unit are basically for bare wire ends. As long as that works with what you have, you should be good.
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Everything I've read says you can join the 2 tracks, but I only have one myself. I have the Makita track, but use the DeWalt clamps and they work great together. I believe you can use the other joining devices to join any of the tracks. I would rate the quality of the cut as outstanding. I have cut 3/4" ply, lots of Corian, and metal-skinned OSB panels (screen doors), and in every instance the cut is better than I would expect- no splintering, ready to use finished edges. I always lusted after a panel saw, but no more- the versatility and portability can't be beat.