The LR 32 system is a great way for making easy shelf pin holes and it's something we use often in our shop. I wanted to design a system that allowed for a lower entry cost into the use of the LR 32 system while still giving the same accuracy by using the guide rail rods that come with the Festool routers.

The Toolcurve LR 32 guide rail adapter allows you to make repeatable accurate shelf pin holes with our spring loaded plunger. The guide rail adapter also can be used on a normal Festool rail as a guide rail adapter to make dados in your work piece by removing the plunger.

Toolcurve LR 32 1400 hole drilling set
Toolcurve LR 32 1010 hole drilling set
Toolcurve LR 32 Bosch 1617 hole drilling set

Does this work with an OF1010 router, or are you planning a version that does?

Yes, plan to have the released here early next week, been having a lot of requests for the 1010.

considered doing something like this with the domino connector to get evenly spaced dominos?

I don't have the OF1010 only the OF1400 so I am
guessing the difference is the spacing of the rods.

Is that correct?

This is correct, they are different heights too, this is why the 1010 has its own rail adapter vs the micro adjustment version of the 1400 version.

I have a Bosch 1617 router. I also have a TS75 coming in the mail and havent ordered any guide rails yet.

Will your Bosh 1617 router adapter work on a makita track?

Will the LR 32 guide rail mount to a bosch 1617 and work on makita track?

Sorry, I might be asking odd/niche questions. I don't have any guide rails for my TS75 yet and the 118" makita track is priced really well. I think getting holes drilled into it like a holey festool rail wouldn't be hard or cost much.

Great idea of course I see it a couple of days after buying a used LR-32, the purchase of which I have been procrastinating at leas 4 years!

I think getting holes drilled into it like a holey festool rail wouldn't be hard or cost much.

I would seriously advise against that...the holes will need to be punched or milled into the rail. Once the drill bit breaks through the aluminum rail one or both of the drill flutes will grab the material and bend it upwards. That's the reason Unibits (step drills) were invented. I'd just purchase the holey rail.