Has anyone who Rack mounted this Case also installed slides for easier maintenance? IF so, which Slides did you choose?
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I never did rack mount mine, though this case is heavy might. The rack kit is extra as always amazon has them. I have never seen slides for this model case. I would check Silverstone's website http://www.silverstonetek.com/product.php?pid=330&area=en
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I put my slides in the slide carousel. Checking to make sure they are in the correct orientation so they look proper on the scree.
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This slide does not require any additional mounting hardware. One warning: make sure there is sufficient space between the cabinet wall and drawer side for each slide (about 1/2" on each side of the drawer) before installing the slides.
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Joyce, that's exactly what I used it for. We had a box of unmarked slides and I was able to go through them to decide what to keep etc. it's nothing fancy. Jut plastic, hold it up to your eye. Lol. Hope that helps.
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I had no problems. The case is secured by four screws: two on each side of the case. The top and bottom come off to make installation easier. Great little product.
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There is a screw on the slides that allows you to lock the slides in place, I think the folks having trouble with the slides have not made certain that this screw is all the way loose. Mine was not and the slide was a bit stiff. Once I loosened the screw....smooth as glass!!
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I don't know however my 7" slides out of the case. The brackets are not very secure.
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Sorry, no experience with that exact server and case, but I would think that if it is designed to fit in a standard rack which I would think it would, it should fit. That would actually be a good question for Dell. The mounting nuts fit in the various slots so it is very versatile. I would think the critical matter would be the width of the case in the opening of the rack. If that fits, everything else should be good. case can be longer or shorter than rack length due to open design. With sliders on case and rack which I would highly recommend for servicing, then even mounting nut/ case issue negated. Best thing I ever did! Good luck! Sorry, no experience with that exact server and case, but I would think that if it is designed to fit in a standard rack which I would think it would, it should fit. That would actually be a good question for Dell. The mounting nuts fit in the various slots so it is very versatile. I would think the critical matter would be the width of the case in the opening of the rack. If that fits, everything else should be good. case can be longer or shorter than rack length due to open design. With sliders on case and rack which I would highly recommend for servicing, then even mounting nut/ case... » Read More Sorry, no experience with that exact server and case, but I would think that if it is designed to fit in a standard rack which I would think it would, it should fit. That would actually be a good question for Dell. The mounting nuts fit in the various slots so it is very versatile. I would think the critical matter would be the width of the case in the opening of the rack. If that fits, everything else should be good. case can be longer or shorter than rack length due to open design. With sliders on case and rack which I would highly recommend for servicing, then even mounting nut/ case issue negated. Best thing I ever did! Good luck! « Show Less
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YES, you eed to purchase rails before installing racks. Only some EX Version has the OEM Rails.
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You probably could but I think it would feel a bit heavy. I haven't had any mounting uissues...but I always removed the whole unit and bracket rather than using the reputedly vulnerable "quick release" slide. The lever on the bracket only needs about half a turn to get it nice and tight so it just seemed the safer long-term option...and has proven to be so. I figured the plastic become even more brittle/vulnerable in the incessant -20*C temps of a Calgary bike commuting winter (~25 -20*C or lower commutes this year).
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No, I have not seen any cases either. Maybe you should email Lifestraw and request that they make cases or better yet partner up with the company and invent one. A case is a great idea because I worry about breaking it while being stored. Think I will go to Michaels and get creative. Or the pcv idea might be even better. Thanx!
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To use the slide and lock on the bottom of the box it's best to use a Topeak rack, but if using a different brand rack you would have to work out how to attach and secure it.
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I've been using mine for about a month, with the gel plastic case. Never a problem.
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Slide has always been smooth for me. The sawdust can cake up on the joints so I suppose I can see the possibility....but not if it's (a) aligned properly at the outset and (b) cleaned occasionally.
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My slides are all in slide cases so I don't bother with the holder at all. I can see you would need it only for bits of film not in slide cases. So I have a couple holders for just in case I need to digitize a loose piece of film or negative. The replacement holder seems to be exactly the same as the original so either consider frequent replacement as a cost of using the device or invest in a number of cheap slide mounts.
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I have my Bach 11 and the P-Bone plastique in the case. I play at a very low "wine bar volume". I prefer the plastic one for comfort and better low pressure control. Also, my best advice to you on this novel and fun to play horn, which I gig about 3 days a week, keep the slide dry, swab the slide's insides after each use! I haven't found a better working slide lubricant system yet.
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I do not have pictures but assembly is very simple. There are four L-brackets that attach to the slides and are then screwed to the underside of your work surface. It took me all of five minutes to complete my installation.