WTB: stainless T-slot track

Two things cone to mind.

Unistrut is available in SS.

Several mfrs make pipe clamps that mount in slotted track that's a smaller version of unistrut. Stauff is one, Parker-Hannifin another. McMaster sells Stauff, for example, McMaster p/n 3015T442.

Ned Simmons

Thats easy. Any good sailboat shop will have available such track. Its used for boom and vang control

Google the names : Harken, Lewmar, Schaefer

Gunner

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Thanks.

The track I saw for sailboats looked EXACTLY like the letter "T", not like the T-slots in a machine table. I'll look again.

The T track is most common, however the T-slot track is still available from most suppliers. Its found on the smaller one-design boats more commonly.

Gunner

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How does that boom and vang hold up in sturm and drang?

With a bang and drag.

Gunner

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