Seems to me those should be more than adequate. i have a re-purposed
geologist's rock sample desk which I use for hardware and tool storage.
The trays are 2in deep & simple box construction planted on 1/4" fir
ply, which overhangs the boxes by about 7/16". They slide on 1/2" x 1/2'
aluminum angles spaced 3in apart to allow for flexible storage. With
paraffin applied to the aluminum & plywood sliding surfaces, they work
famously even when full of heavy stuff. They were good enough for rocks!
Yours should do fine.
FWIW
Don
On 4/18/2014 1:27 AM, Malcolm Thomas wrote:
> I did plan to use 19mm x 19mm jarrah for the drawer slides, however i realise
that once I have seated them 4-5mm into the upright, only 15mm or so will be
left protruding to support the drawers.
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