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   nikkiwood | Oct 15, 2006 09:59am | #1

   That's all I've ever seen (Accuride).

   However, you can cheat by making the drawer shorter than the slide -- i.e. if you have 24" slides, make the drawer length 21", etc.

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   user-181778 | Oct 15, 2006 09:41pm | #3

   Yeah, I've used the shorter drawer trick before, but I'm greedy and want the most storage space possible.  Thanks.

   Richard

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   nikkiwood | Oct 16, 2006 02:31am | #4

   Then you get to decide if you want all of the drawer space to be easily accessible, or use the full length of the slide for your drawer. :)********************************************************
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   mudman | Oct 16, 2006 06:18am | #5

   LOL, that is what I was thinking.

   BUT!!! there is another option if you are hell bent. You can gang two slides togather to get as much as you need. You just need to make sure that the first set of slides can handle the stress.Pardon my spelling,

   Mike

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   nikkiwood | Oct 16, 2006 06:31am | #6

   Now that's an idea I never would have thought of !!!!********************************************************
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   mudman | Oct 16, 2006 04:51pm | #7

   For a good reason I'm sure. LOL

   I can't remember where I saw it but I have seen a comercially made version of this idea. They spot welded the two togather, not unlike the KV 8505's.Pardon my spelling,

   Mike

   Make sure that your next project is beyond your skill and requires tools you don't have. You won't regret it.

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   ring | Oct 15, 2006 04:50pm | #2

   You didn't say what length you need, but you can easily take a longer full-extension slide if it fits under the bench.  Blum makes a 30" Tandem slide, so if you mount it with a 24" drawer (it has to have the full-length bottom in order to catch in the rear) you get effectively 6" or more of over travel.

   DR