Where to buy keyboard tray rails?

[vetteguy112233]

I plan to modify the front of my cabinet so that it will have a pull out keyboard tray, but I can't seem to find the keyboard tray rails anywhere.

I've looked in the local classifieds free section for a computer desk, thinking I could steal it off the desk, but NOTHING.

I'm not looking for anything expensive, just something I can screw to each side of a board and make it work for my cabinet.

Anyone have a set or know where I can get them?

[Dazz]

Any home improvement store like Home Depot.

[vetteguy112233]

I looked online, but I guess I need to just go in.

[AcidArmitage]

yea they should be where all the knobs and handles are

[Kevin Mullins]

Search for "drawer slides".

[Blanka]

You only deserve the best:
http://www.hettich.com/en/carpenter/1129.php
They have tons of options. Forget about the nylon-wheel stuff at Home Depot. Go to a decent metal hardware distributor and get some of these ball-bearing sliders.

[richms]

Figure I may as well ask this here since its about drawer slides -

I saw these really nice looking drawer slides which had almost like 2 sets one inside the other so that it would come out more then the depth of the slides, and I remember thinking something like "oooh those would be good for my mame cabinet when I get my crap sorted and start on it again" - now I cannot find them. Anyone know what they are called? Closest I have seen is the rails that come
with servers so they will slide foward and almost right out of the rack..

[Visitor Q]

You can buy them at just about any hardware store, only a couple of bucks. They have different lengths and are mostly pretty crappy. Most that I have seen only have a lip on one side to keep the draw rails in. The other side has to be pushed over to hold it into place, a pretty crappy setup IMO.

[TAG]

Depending on what you consider "expensive," I got these at my local Woodcraft, and they work great.

[Ummon]

Yeah, you'll end up paying some for the heavy duty ones. Alternatively, you might be able to scavange some from old filing cabinets/drawers.