I've got several sets of these
http://www.accuride.com/products/woodworking/details.php?p=301-25901&c=specialtyslides
in 20" length that I picked up at an auction.
Is there any harm in putting a 22" drawer on them ? The application is a
kitchen base cab for pots/pans. Since they are over-travel slides anyway,
and there would only be two in the cab (good vertical seperation between the
two) what could be the harm in extra 2" in the back ?
On Jul 21, 9:32 am, "Jim Bailey" <[email protected]> wrote:
> I've got several sets of thesehttp://www.accuride.com/products/woodworking/details.php?p=301-25901&...
> in 20" length that I picked up at an auction.
>
> Is there any harm in putting a 22" drawer on them ? The application is a
> kitchen base cab for pots/pans. Since they are over-travel slides anyway,
> and there would only be two in the cab (good vertical seperation between the
> two) what could be the harm in extra 2" in the back ?
it'll work fine.
"Jim Bailey" wrote in message
> Is there any harm in putting a 22" drawer on them ? The application is a
> kitchen base cab for pots/pans. Since they are over-travel slides anyway,
> and there would only be two in the cab (good vertical seperation between
> the two) what could be the harm in extra 2" in the back ?
Basically, as long as they'll fit in the cavity with the drawer, I'll use
'em.Go for it.
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