Kreg KKS1020 Klamp Trak - Manual (Page 4)

• Place between two staggered pieces of ¾” plywood.
Good if you wish to create a new and affordable workbench from scratch.
1. Place the trak on top of the upper sheet, where you would like it to be eventually positioned.
2. Trace around the trak using a pencil, and cut the appropriate material out using a saw of your choice.
3. Test the dimensions of your cut by placing the trak inside of the opening and checking to see that it rests flush with, or below the
surface of your workbench. Make adjustments as necessary.
4. Secure the upper sheet to the lower sheet using any method you wish. (Screws, nails, recessed hex bolts, countersunk flat-head
bolts, etc.)
5. Re-test the dimensions and make adjustments as necessary.
Tips
TIP: Securing the workpieces together from the bottom side will eliminate the possibility of the screws becoming loosened and
interfering with your flat work surface.
TIP: Using material thicker than ¾” as the bottom piece will reduce the possibility of the bolts pulling through or related damage to
the lower piece. 1” or more is recommended to fully anchor the trak. If you are using ¾” material, plywood is the only recommended
material. MDF and other composites may not have the strength to support the pressures exerted on the bolts over time.
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