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   johnhardy | Dec 05, 2002 10:58pm | #1

   Accuride carries a heavy duty line which you can see on their web site:

   http://www.accuride.com/products/woodworking/details.php?p=9301&c=heavyduty_wa

   The model is 9301. Looks like it comes as deep as 60 inches and carries hundreds of pounds. Don't know the cost. but I think that for something this deep you'll pay dearly. At least for this model.

   John

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   Jamie_Buxton | Dec 05, 2002 11:16pm | #2

   rockler sells those super-long accurides

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   rslatm | Dec 05, 2002 11:20pm | #3

   Ever hear of Wharton Esherick.  His elelgant and inexpensive solution was to put runners on the cabinet  door sides. Opening the doors 90 degrees gave that full extension with simple side cleat drawer runners.

   Rick

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   UncleDunc | Dec 06, 2002 12:08am | #4

   Could you use two 24" slides on each side? Mount them back to back on a piece of plywood that would float between the drawer and the cabinet side. You'd have to derate the weight capacity because of the extra leverage when fully extended.

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   gdcarpenter | Dec 06, 2002 01:09am | #5

   The Accuride 34" I found listed for $126.99 and the 60" for $ 259.99, they list a 48"version that would be somewhere in between.I believe I found those prices on the Rockler website.

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   jeffn7 | Dec 06, 2002 09:25pm | #6

   http://www.wwhardware.com has a full selection of big drawer slides.