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1. 
   PeterJ | Dec 04, 2004 11:48pm | #1

   http://www.wwhardware.com/

   http://www.thehardwarehut.com/index.php

   PJ

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   Begin it
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2. 
   DANL | Dec 05, 2004 12:32am | #2

   Any woodworker's catalog also has drawer slides--like Woodcraft, McFeeley's (I think), Rockler, etc..

3. 
   jptenberg | Dec 05, 2004 12:41am | #3

   try cabinetparts.com

4. 
   DougU | Dec 05, 2004 03:53am | #4

   Brad

   Go with the wwhardware site that was posted. I just got some full extension 100# guides for $5.65 a pair. I think you have to buy a box of 10. Fortunately that's what I needed. I see you need that many to.

   Check them out, their prices are pretty good.

   Doug

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   PeteBradley | Dec 06, 2004 03:12am | #5

   Danno and Doug,Thanks!Woodworker's hardware looks like just the ticket.Pete

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   joeh | Dec 06, 2004 04:41am | #6

   WWwarehouse is the place. Great catalogs with junk you neeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeedddd.

   Cases of 24" full extension slides are heavy, but even with shipping cheaper than local.

   Joe H

5. 
   JerBear | Dec 06, 2004 05:01am | #7

   Outwater catalogue has everything you need.  Blum is a good brand.