That is me. It works quite well. If I could post a pic I would, but I dont have one. I did it with an extra mounting peice of wood, placed about 6" in front of the track. Then, with a jam cleat mounted to that and the brace on the track per Nicks plan except without the hooks, it is completely adjustable.

I would recommend simply extending the track out and making it all one assembly rather than a seperate mounting block. This would keep the brace from coming out unless the cleat were removed. It would also make installation easier. I'll see about borrowing the camera and getting a picture to you if you like. It is a very comfortable brace.

: Kelly,

: If I'm not mistaken someone on this board was experimenting with using a jam
: cleat and rope, rather than the hooks to position Eric and Nicks style
: footbraces. Seems like it might be a nice way to go, easily adjustable and
: no hooks to get caught up on. I'm going to try it if I ever get to that
: stage.
: Working on the kayak occasionally and chasing young kids around (more chasing
: than kayak building).
: Good Luck

: Ken