I have a lot of mounted slides with frames about .6 in thick - a bit thicker than Kochachrome .4 in paper frames. Would these trays work?
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I don't know for sure but I believe they would work o.k. You have to snap the front and bottom of the trays together to put it into the scanner but I don't believe that will be a problem as the scanner slot is big enough to handle the wider slides. I bought three of these trays but I found out just one is all you need unless you are going to have another person loading the trays while you scan.
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These sound like the older glass slides. They will work in this Wolverine - I've done quite a few of them.
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I don't understand the .4 and .6 inch dimensions. If they are standard 35 mm slide holders, they should work. If you are talking about the size of the film itself such as, 16 mm or 8 mm film mounted in a slide holder, they should also work. Your dimensions of .4 and .6 inches might be the distance from the edge of the slide holder to the film opening.As long as the thickness and outside dimension of the slide holder is the same as standard, they should work.
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The slide copier I got with the trays did not have enough quality to use the trays much. My slides did fit in it. My slides and frames are 50 yrs old. And more than likely .6 though
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No, these are side mount slides. There are specific slides that are designed for under drawer mount.
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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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Yes, the trays slide in and out. However, if too much weight is put in them, they tend to not stay in the track. By too much weight I mean multiple text books. Made to handle the weight of lite paper files, not books!
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The feeder trays are for 35mm slides and negatives. larger film would not fit in this scanner.
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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!
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Hi:If the hinges do not get in the way of the sides and there is no face frame I think they will work. I an not sure what European style type cabinet you have. You can always add wood strips, so the slides do not interfere with the door or frame. I hope this helps.
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Yes, they will. I have been using it for my images with 2 sheets of thick photo paper and the thin sheet between.
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I don't think so. They may, but I don't see why they would be labeled for use in the larger slides of the 45 and 10mm if they also fit the standard width models. They are more than snug in the models they were designed for. Think they're part of the gun now!
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I am quite certain you could use them "in reverse" for any number of shelf slides. They appear to be strong enough to support far more weight than most any slides I have seen. The dimensions wouldn't be as relevent to that application. The slide mountings for the recessed tray of a key board sit approx 3/8 of an inch from the bottom of the keyboard tray. That would mean you would either have to mount theses slides on the outside edges of your shelf idea or fit them with a spacer about that size and use longer screws.
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Give yourself one-half inch on each side of your drawers for the slides. I replaced existing nylon roller slides and they worked perfect. Just adjust your height to each drawer.
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Hi Gnome, I am several hundred miles from t now, so I can't say for sure. My wife and I thin that the old Kodachrome (and Extachrome) slides are 2 inch square, but since I don't have them in front of me, that is a guess. If your slides are the standard Kodachrome size, it works great,
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Are your drawers really that shallow? You need about 2-3 inches. Are your slides located on the bottom edge of the drawer? If not, you may be able to mount the device under the slides. Otherwise, you're out of luck.
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The clearence (height)in the drawers is about 3/4"...the glued in slats are easily removed for a full open drawer. So, for flat trays it should work fine.
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They don't lock into place in the tray, so they might not want to stay in place. When you have all 7 in place, they are nice and snug, but I still think you might want to try a large rubber band length-wise around them. I really love them, though. Still using them, and the snap shut hasn't loosened at all.
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My slides are all mounted, some with cardboard, really old ones with some type of metal. In any event, you need to use the tray in order to scan them. The opening for each slide in the tray is 1.5 x 1. the inside measurement where the slid sits is 2 x 2. I hope this helps.
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I don't believe these are designed for rollers, although you could probably use them if they fit. I used 1/4" birch plywood about 44" high by 32.5" wide and the slide well (they're actually 3/16" thick). If your acrylic sheets are a full 1/4", they may have trouble. The slot seems to be just exactly 1/4" wide so they might bind.