Thank you for your question. The video is intended to demonstrate how to build a table sled, using the Powertec kit, and does not include all the assembly details. Yes, the front fence must be square to the blade and that is addressed fully in the included instructions. Thank you for pointing out the split in the MDF. The board was split prior to making the video and overlooked during filming.

Hi @Astrofissure, thank you for your question! Yes, models #71870 and #71871 are compatible with the Milwaukee router guide rail adapter.

Hi, @RohitKulshreshtha! Thank you for your interest in our products. Our current line focuses on 3/4" (19.05mm) dog holes, which are common in workshops across the US and Canada. We are aware that woodworkers in other parts of the world may use other dog hole sizes, but as a US company with main operations in North America, we are sorry to inform you that no such plans are in line. We apologize for any inconvenience and thank you for reaching out.

the kreg ACS table is 600 and the festool mft3 is 800. there is a market for a cheaper MDF topped table. functionally, a table you build yourself will do the same thing as a mass produced table, but some of us are willing to pay for the convenience of a finished product.

@@xulong Hey, have at it. Buy whatever you want.

@@xulong My Bora workstand and benchtop with 20mm holes cost less than $200.00

Hi @HurdCrafters, thank you for your question! The top portion of the fence is 35.4 mm thick (close to 1-3/8”), and the lower portion is 28 mm thick (1-1/8” or close to 1-7/64”). The 3” fence end is 17.7 mm (45/64”) thick.

@@powertec_usathank you!

Hey @ResinEssenceByCheri! Unfortunately, Skil routers are not compatible with the 70331 dust collection system. Let us know if you have any other questions!

@@powertec_usa 0:42 might change your video then

Hi @One_Call_System, thanks for reaching out! Please email us at [email protected], and we'll be happy to assist you.

Hey @GuitarHeroPhenomSux, sorry about the mistake! We've fixed the title.

Hi @herbsu4330, great question! Use a square to adjust the front fence to be square to the kerf line in the base. When square, clamp the other end of the front fence to the base. Note that the runner (HDPE bar) is 3/4” x 3/8” for universal 3/4” miter slot.

@@powertec_usa My question regarding the bar was what if there is play when it is in the miter slot or if it is too wide for the miter slot.

@@herbsu4330 I've not tried this, but I wonder if you either tighten the screws near the slack areas, or put slightly "fatter" screws there, if it would push the HDPE to be wider at those locations so it would take up some slack? At 1:37 in the video he talks about screws expanding the HDPE bars if the holes are too small in diameter. You could use that to your advantage.

@@Part_121 that's a great idea

Glad it was helpful, @CAHOBBES!

Hi @miltoncabrera4073, glad you liked it! The clamp slot measures 12.4mm (width) x 6.9mm (height) with an 8.7mm opening.

Hi @JordanLargado, please visit the below link for all relevant info: powertecproducts.com/70136-4-to-2-1-2-cone-reducer/

Hey @imagineengine, here's the link 👉 powertecproducts.com/bs900rf-rip-fence-for-powertec-bs900-wood-band-saw/

Hi @b3owu1f! Unfortunately, the MT4009 will not work and is not an option for the SawStop. The SawStop footprint is larger than the MT4009, and there are no mounting holes to attach an adapter board.

@@powertec_usa So just a heads up.. I ended up going with another brand (sorry.. was $20 cheaper) the black/yellow version of this. Turns out.. you CAN fit the sawstop compact on it.. but you DO have to rig it a little. For example, I am using I think 1" ubolts.. and by adjusting the yellow (green on your unit) plates a little bit you can line them up below both legs. I am also using some ratchet straps as extra support. But it works. So it CAN work, it just requires a little extra work to mount it. I should add that the height of the saw is pretty high.. I have the Kreg fold up table (that you get with the track saw setup) and the table saw sits higher than that by a couple inches. As well the Kreg stands, at maximum height are too short to act as a feed table or side table (with some plywood on it). So.. I am building these in/out feed stands from wood that I found to work with my saw and stand.

Hi @simjeeu, quick release ratcheting table clamps are compatible with Combo T-tracks and Miter Tracks (available in 32" and 48" sizes). They are also great when used with track saw guide rails!

@@powertec_usa thank you!!

Hi @gaelliottry, we hope you'll make great use of it! We'll be delighted to hear your feedback once you've had the chance to try it out.

@@powertec_usa got to use it today and it is awesome! Saved me some money compared to the competitions too.

So happy to hear that!

Hey @atchmon902, just a heads up - you might want to double-check the stand's specs to see if it matches your table saw model. The stand can hold up to 331 lbs (150 kg) and fits spaces up to 20-5/8" x 18-1/2" (52.4 cm x 47.1 cm). Let us know if you need any more info!

Hi @jimsprague9309, Before enlarging your 2.5” port, please check the 6hp shop vac, cyclone cleaner, and hose/pipe for any clogging. Also, check and see if the cyclone container is too full. (When the cyclone container is too full, it will reduce the suction power). Typically, a cyclone is more efficient and easier to clean than your vacuum filter, but for a big chunk, like planer shavings, it can easily clog a 2.5” hose/pipe/cyclone system. The table panel kit creates smaller debris, and dust particles and a 2.5” port should be big enough without clogging. In addition, if you connected a long hose/pipe and a lot of adapter/blast gates, it also reduced the suction power. If you have checked and there is no debris, chips, or clogging in your system, connect your down draft table directly to your shop vac. If you are still not getting a good draft, your shop vac hose may be too small, or you may not be pulling enough CFM’s. If you have more questions or require further assistance, we encourage you to message our Customer Support at [email protected]. Cheers!

Hey @trustno1785, we haven't tested your model, but there's a way to find out! The guide rail adapter uses two sets of mounting rods. Simply check the rod distance and size on your router, then compare it to the specs of the adapter on page 2 of the manual: powertecproducts.com/content/71085.pdf.

Hi @datFUNKYb! Just wanted to inform you that the Router Guide Rail Adapter System is now available for purchase. Cheers!

Hey @str8tfromtexas, thank you for your interest! Adapters and fittings will be available for purchase separately very soon. Please stay tuned for the announcement.

Hi @jaybeasley8600, it does! The router table fence mounting slot ranges from 18-1/8" to 23-3/8".

Agree..how is that made?

It comes in two pieces. You don't need to cut it.

@@n8thegr8 I think he's talking about the slot that was cut to hold the T-track, not the separation between the two pieces of T-Track.

My guess is you're going to need a router with a straight bit the same width as the track. Setting it up is going to vary quite a bit if you have a router table vs not having a router table.

Hi @raymitchell9736, thanks for reaching out! We're here to help with your dust collection setup. Just email us at [email protected], and we'll take it from there.

Hi @raymitchell9736, thanks for reaching out! We're here to help with your dust collection setup. Just email us at [email protected], and we'll take it from there.

Hey @tedperez4732, great question! When it comes to length, the choice of a band saw blade depends on your machine, while the size of your saw's wheels will typically determine the maximum thickness of the blade you can use. Depending on your application, there are a number of variations within a blade size. Blades widths, the number of teeth per inch, and the material type of blade can all change depending on your application. When buying a blade, check the listing to make sure it meets you needs. We hope this helps!

@@powertec_usa gracias. I'm in Baja 🇲🇽 but commute back and forth between San Diego for weekends. I Amazoned a Timberwolf blade and package was stolen before I could get it lol. I finally got replacement blade and I hope to install it this weekend (for my bday present)

Hi @DogIslander1, we're thrilled to hear that you're enjoying our table panels. Those red plugs are an additional cool feature of the panels - they function as bench dogs for your workpiece. Simply install the stops into one of the designated holes and press your workpiece against them for a hold that won't slip.

Thank you @freelanceavenuebd!