Est. 1998 — 27 years of woodworking knowledge
where to find drawer slide "lock" thingies
ronster
I have some rolling shop cabinets with drawers. The drawers used to lock closed, sort of. There's a rubber "bushing?" on the rear of the slides that holds them closed. They've worn out. New ones could slide right on if I knew what they're called and where I could get some.
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Clifton C
These are the ones we use that have a black rubber thingy at the end, haven't been able to find the bushing as a replacement part but if this is your drawer guide, it might be a place to start. Good luck.
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Knape & Vogt
that's it; thanks; I emailed K&V; we'll see
I guess they are KV?
Dick Coers
Accuride has a lifetime warranty on all their slides. Free rubber stops or slide replacement with a phone call to customer service.
KV v. Accuride
ronster
Thanks for making me look closely Dick. They are Accuride.
So I contacted KV first, a day earlier. I haven't heard back from them yet.
Accuride responded quickly, and asked for pics and my mailing address to mail me new "detent bumpers". I got 20 years out of the original ones.
Re: KV v. Accuride
Jim Dillon
Good to know regarding the excellent customer service from Accuride. I used their sliders in my kitchen redo 22 years ago and have had zero problems. Jim