Bott Full Extension Systainer Drawers Vs. Festool Sy-AZ Drawers
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Yes. I am about to make something similar.alfandel said:
Yours is:
carcass - slide - MDFshelf/CNC - slide - carcass
This adds about 3 cm to the width of the "drawer".
My note is:
carcass - slide - UprofileALU*) - plywood drawer bottom - UprofileALU - slide - carcass
That will add 6mm to the width for a SYS T-Loc for 430 inside carcass width, with a MAXI it allows the carcass to be only 610 mm inside as the sides taper.
*) 14*50*3mm ALU profile cut from a 50x30x3 rectangular profile, dust/FOD-protects the slides and forms the sides of the "drawer"
The point is to be as space-efficient as possible.
EDIT:
Truth be told, I came to this as do not have a big CNC on hand .. but the space efficiency was the main driver. I am even moving to SYS MAXI for most of my tool storage for the same reason - for shop-use-but-transportable they are more space efficient.
note:
When quoting here, try to remove the "inside" quotes if the post is big.
The fact is that this shelf is suitable for both Festool and Sortimo systainers (L-Boxx Bosch).
In order for the shelf to accept the Sortimo systainer, it just needs to be turned over. And not necessarily with guides, just turn the shelf over.
On the back side of the shelf there are holes for a metal coupling with an M5 spacer ball, into which the M5 set screw can be screwed. There are 4 mounting screws in total. You can see it on the renders. See Post 25. The width of the shelf almost up to mm coincides with the width of the L-boxx systainer.
The Sortimo systainer is fitted with these mounting screws. At the bottom of each Sortimo systainer, along the edges, there are recesses into which include mounting screws. These screws hold and position the Sortimo systainer on the shelf.
Translated link:https://woodcraftsman-ru.translate....l=en&_x_tr_hl=en-US&_x_tr_pto=wapp#msg1695059
Or see attached jpeg. Position #3 on the scheme.
In order for the shelf to accept the Sortimo systainer, it just needs to be turned over. And not necessarily with guides, just turn the shelf over.
On the back side of the shelf there are holes for a metal coupling with an M5 spacer ball, into which the M5 set screw can be screwed. There are 4 mounting screws in total. You can see it on the renders. See Post 25. The width of the shelf almost up to mm coincides with the width of the L-boxx systainer.
The Sortimo systainer is fitted with these mounting screws. At the bottom of each Sortimo systainer, along the edges, there are recesses into which include mounting screws. These screws hold and position the Sortimo systainer on the shelf.
Translated link:https://woodcraftsman-ru.translate....l=en&_x_tr_hl=en-US&_x_tr_pto=wapp#msg1695059
Or see attached jpeg. Position #3 on the scheme.
