Full extension drawer slides for shop cabinet

[Larry Browning]

I am reworking a cabinet for use in the shop. It has a series of double doors that I am going to install slide out drawers to hold my hand power tools, like drills, circular saw, router, etc. I was looking at these (http://www.mcfeelys.com/product.asp?pid=MP-B550)drawer slides from McFeeley's. They are priced about $6 less than anything I can find around here. They seem to fit my application pretty well. I will be buying 4 sets, so they will save me a little more than $20, but I don't want to get these and then discover I should have spent more. What do you guys think?

[Steve Clardy]

Those will work. Similiar to what I use.

[Matt Tawes]

Larry, You might also check out the ones Lee Valley sells http://www.leevalley.com/hardware/page.aspx?c=2&cat=3,43614&p=43616 as they might be a little less.

The ones you listed should do fine just be sure to get the ones rated for the appropriate lbs. that you need to carry.

[Byron Trantham]

D Lawless usually has very competitive prices. You might take a look at -
http://www.dlawlesshardware.com/index.html

[Dave Falkenstein]

You can buy these for about the same price and have six pair left over for another project:

http://storesense.megawebservers.com/HS1283/Search.bok?category=Drawer+Slides%3ASide+Mount+Bal l+Bearing%3AFull+Extension+%28%2370+Series%29

[Jason Morgan]

DAVE!!!!!!!

I wish you would have said that (or posted that) about a month ago. I just dropped twice what the gliderights cost for the same number of slides.

Slides at that price make shop furniture with full extensions down right affordable.

Thanks for the post!

[John Gregory]

I just bought some from here (http://www.cshardware.com/iwwidb.pvx?;multi_item_submit)

[Larry Browning]

WOW Dave! that is an incredible price. Have you used any of their drawer slides? What is the quality like?