Full Extension Drawer Slides $6.08 per pair

[jgscott987]

I found a seller on ebay offering a 10 pack (10 pairs) of full extension 22" drawer slides for $56 + $18 shipping. Use the Microsoft Live cash-back and get them for $6.08 per pair shipped!

While they may not be top quality, they are certainly better than the cheapo regular slides you get at home depot for about the same price.

I'm in the process of rebuilding my shop. Probably should have ordered two 10-packs. He seems to get good reviews on his products.

http://cgi.ebay.com/22-Full-Extensio...1%7C240%3A1318

[BobSch]

They look a lot like these from CS Hardware, except their price break is $5.41 each if you buy 15.

http://www.cshardware.com/IW_Product...ree?cat=403112

[jussi]

They look a lot like these from CS Hardware, except their price break is $5.41 each if you buy 15.

http://www.cshardware.com/IW_Product...ree?cat=403112

Needs a login and pword.

[gad5264]

Here is another place that I like buying from, great customer service and good products.

http://www.outwatercatalogs.com/2008...catalog=080135

[Mr__Bill]

Here is another place that I like buying from, great customer service and good products.

http://www.outwatercatalogs.com/2008...catalog=080135

That's a good price on drawer slides. Thanks for the link it will save me a lot of money on my sewing room project. Hmmm now what tool do I need that that saving will cover...

Bill, on the Sunny Oregon Coast, an inch of rain expected today and high winds, the perfect day to come home with a sheet of Homosote on top of the truck!

[jgscott987]

Here is another place that I like buying from, great customer service and good products.

http://www.outwatercatalogs.com/2008...catalog=080135

That does look like a good supplier, however their slides are about $10 per pair including shipping if you order 15 or more pairs. I still like my deal better

[matzner]

Go here for CS Hardware

http://www.cshardware.com

No password required.

[Parkingmeter]

http://www.cshardware.com

No password required.

I bought some "economy" slides from a discount house just once, that was enough for me. After installing them, I had to re-adjust them monthly because they would stick and/or jam against a bearing mount if they weren't perfectly alinged, with the problem being they wouldn't stay alinged for long. Finally, I got so frustrated with them, I replaced them with better slides and threw them in the trash.

What a waste of money, time and frustration that turned out to be.

The cheap home depot, discount mail order slides from China look simular to the better slides, but that's where it ends.