I too have been trying to figure out what to do with my EZ stuff and I'm on the verge of trying to sell most of the pieces (multiple tracks, EZ-One, MFT table).  While not perfect, I also like and use the UEG and router guide.  I would like to covert the SRK router guide to work with the Euro style rails, or find something with similar functionality.

Nice find and adaption to utilize the bridge.  I like the idea of being able to use the holes/dogs to quickly square the bridge (something I always struggled with.  How do you adapt/secure the bridge to the euro-style rails?

I too have been trying to figure out what to do with my EZ stuff and I'm on the verge of trying to sell most of the pieces (multiple tracks, EZ-One, MFT table).  While not perfect, I also like and use the UEG and router guide.  I would like to covert the SRK router guide to work with the Euro style rails, or find something with similar functionality.

Nice find and adaption to utilize the bridge.  I like the idea of being able to use the holes/dogs to quickly square the bridge (something I always struggled with.  How do you adapt/secure the bridge to the euro-style rails?

I was lucky and sold my EZ-One before the big fallout. I adapted one of my tracks to my SCMS mobile base sort of like FastCap. .

I used my old track a lot for tile cutting. I bought a metal base for my grinder and attached that to the EZ base. I can convert it back to a regular grinder easily by just detaching the grinder base (1 screw). Also works great for cement board.  -- that's if you ever do that kind of work. I find that EZ track is perfect for this kind of work because they're super strong and rigid.  I wouldn't want to take a euro track outside, throw it on the floor, and hose it off.

As for connecting euro track to the EZ  bridge, you just need to drill another hole or make a slot, then use a t-nut/bolt. The newer bridges came pre-slotted.