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Topic # 205007 26-Oct-2016 14:10
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I've got a Makita Tablesaw and I want to get some aluminum T-slot bar/T-bar so I can make some custom sleds.

 

Does anybody know where I can buy this. I've found it on Amazon but I would like to source it locally in the Wellington region.

 

Thanks in advance.

 

 





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  Reply # 1658230 26-Oct-2016 15:07
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Carbatec. $38 plus shipping. By the time you get it here from amazon including shipping it works out cheaper.

 

 

 

Bought one the other day works fine for my cross cut jig

 

 

 

 



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  Reply # 1658257 26-Oct-2016 15:32
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Looking closer at the options, may be getting UHMW Polycarbonate strips are is a better option.

 

 





 
 
 
 


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  Reply # 1658259 26-Oct-2016 15:34
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let us know where you find them. would be interested as well



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  Reply # 1658288 26-Oct-2016 15:52
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mrdodge:

 

let us know where you find them. would be interested as well

 

 

Carbatech also sell UHMW Polyethlene. Just cut it down to size.

 

http://www.carbatec.co.nz/product/496-uhmw-polyethylene-24in-x-4in-x-1-4in





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