Microjig Matchfit Dovetail Track Hardware - 6-Pack

Create a variety of jigs that move freely and tighten down anywhere you can route a groove. Secure...

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The Microjig Matchfit Dovetail Track Hardware is designed for woodworkers and DIY enthusiasts who need to build custom jigs, sleds, and workbenches with flexible clamping solutions. It provides the ability to create secure, sliding fixture points anywhere you can route a 14-degree dovetail groove, eliminating the need for expensive T-track extrusions. While highly versatile, users should note that the system requires a specific 14-degree by 1/2-inch dovetail router bit to function correctly, meaning it is not natively compatible with standard off-the-shelf T-track accessories.

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FAQs

Do I need a special router bit for this?

Yes, you must use a 14-degree by 1/2-inch dovetail router bit to match the geometry of the track nuts.

Can I use standard T-bolts with these grooves?

No, the Matchfit system is designed specifically for its own dovetail profile and is not compatible with standard T-track hardware.

What type of wood should I use for the tracks?

Hardwoods like maple or oak are recommended to ensure the dovetail grooves maintain their shape and integrity over repeated use.

How deep should I route the groove?

Follow the specific instructions provided by the Matchfit router bit depth settings to ensure the nut sits flush and locks properly.

What are the included screws for?

The included 1-inch panhead screws are used to attach your custom fixtures or jigs to the dovetail track nuts.

Troubleshooting

Track nut is binding or hard to slide

Check the groove for sawdust buildup or inconsistent routing depth; lightly sand the inner edges of the groove.

Nut does not tighten securely

Verify that your router bit is the correct 14-degree angle and that the depth of the groove allows the nut to make full contact with the underside of the dovetail walls.

Pros and Cons

Pros

  • Eliminates the cost and hassle of installing aluminum T-tracks
  • Allows for infinite positioning along the routed groove
  • Creates a low-profile, snag-free work surface
  • Compatible with the entire Matchfit dovetail ecosystem
  • Simple, durable hardware construction

Cons

  • Requires a 14-degree by 1/2-inch dovetail router bit
  • Not compatible with standard T-track hardware
  • Performance depends on the quality and hardness of your wooden surface
  • Requires precise routing to ensure a smooth sliding fit

Setup, Compatibility & Care

To begin using the hardware, you must first route a groove in your material using a 14-degree by 1/2-inch dovetail router bit. Ensure the groove depth is consistent to prevent the track nuts from binding. Once the track is routed, insert the dovetail nuts into the groove.

Compatibility is exclusive to the Matchfit ecosystem; standard T-bolts will not fit this profile. For maintenance, keep your wooden grooves free of debris or heavy resin buildup from saw blades, as this can impede the smooth sliding motion of the nuts. If the nuts feel sluggish, a light application of dry lubricant or paraffin wax in the groove can restore smooth movement.

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