I have lots of slides from the 1950's that measure 2 inches by 2 inches from paper edge to edge. Will these slides work on this?
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The slide case internal ID measures 1.98/1.99" square (plus or minus 0.05" or so). They should fit fine or may require the slightest trimming of the paper edge to fully seat the slide. Each slide opening has an internal lip or edge into which the slide is inserted. That is the dimension I measured and spoke of. I have had no issues with all the slides that we have converted so far. Hope that helps.
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Yes - the slide holder that comes with it holds 4 standard 2" x 2" slides. Just load your slides into the holder and slide it in.
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Did work with about 700 old cardboard slides I had. No experience with glass slides. The device is a little fragile, and requires patience to fit and use.
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Yes. I can't measure exactly as the slides are installed on a drawer. Depth of drawer is 10.5 inches. It fully extends the entire drawer.
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Yes the standard size slide works perfect. I haven't tried any negatives but it works with them as well.
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Probably not. The holders are sized for 35mm film or slides. You could ask the maker if they have any other scanners.
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Our photos' sizes were 8 x 12 and they worked. I understand your Q since you will have to slide in your documents using the entire width of the page. Maybe you might want to start by buying one book to see if the pages can take on the full width and still slide. I do know from reading other's comments that you have to slide pages in gently so that they don't tear. So I guess my best answer is - since the cost per book is low, perhaps buy one and see if it will work. I re-measured my book pages and the actual size is exactly 9 inches, spot on. My husband thinks it will work because the 9 inch black under sheet does slide into the 9 inch plastic page. Good luck. Hope it works for you. Our photos' sizes were 8 x 12 and they worked. I understand your Q since you will have to slide in your documents using the entire width of the page. Maybe you might want to start by buying one book to see if the pages can take on the full width and still slide. I do know from reading other's comments that you have to slide pages in gently so that they don't tear. So I guess my best answer is - since the cost per book is low, perhaps buy one and see if it will work. I re-measured my book pages and the actual size is exactly 9 inches, spot on. My husband thinks it will work because the 9... » Read More Our photos' sizes were 8 x 12 and they worked. I understand your Q since you will have to slide in your documents using the entire width of the page. Maybe you might want to start by buying one book to see if the pages can take on the full width and still slide. I do know from reading other's comments that you have to slide pages in gently so that they don't tear. So I guess my best answer is - since the cost per book is low, perhaps buy one and see if it will work. I re-measured my book pages and the actual size is exactly 9 inches, spot on. My husband thinks it will work because the 9 inch black under sheet does slide into the 9 inch plastic page. Good luck. Hope it works for you. « Show Less
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Buddy, Adam, & William have the answer in a nut shell. All I will add is,it took a couple of tries for me to worki it out,but found these slides to be excellent quaility. Good luck with your project!
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I measured the clearance between the top and bottom inside surfaces of the slide holder and it measures 0.128" (1/8") on mine. Unless you have exceptionally thick slide frames, I would think it would work. Better measure how thick your slide frames are.
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These slides can not be retro fitted. The drawer boxes have to be built to size.
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I am using these slides with a board that is 11 ¾" deep (of which ½" extends past the front end of the slides). So, 12" should be no problem. We replaced the weak slides that came on an otherwise usable computer desk from Staples. These slides are much stronger than those.
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They are about 4-5 inches by 6-7 inches. The slides do not work well on this set. My first set was much better than these, but they were the only ones I could find.
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Yes it will. You just cut them with a scissors to the height you need, it's simple. They just slide on a rail for the width so it should work ok. Hope this helps
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I personally do not have metal slides. But the slot that you slide the slide into is one and seven eights inches so I would assume it would work.
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Yes, that is why I bought this to convert 60's & 70's slide film to computer - then you can do whatever you want with them. I though the scanned pictures looked great compared to the actual slides - but you slide pictures might be faded or pixels not that great. So understand this.
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They should. The way they are sized up is by melting the plastic to form the slide in enclosure. This is done by machine and may differ depending on quality. I use this for smaller prints soI can not give you a definitive answer.
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I cannot answer this question. I have the Wolverine converter, these slide trays work very well with it.
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Hi, thanks for your question. According to the product information, the sliders are designed for use on box drawer applications up to 24" wide. For future reference, you can find this information in the "Product Description" section of the product page. I hope this helps!