This was a decent product with one exception - the closure feature was extremely hard to overcome both when closing and opening the slide. I built a desk for a client and tried these slides out. They were easy to install, but I did not care for the amount of force required to get the slide to close onto the plastic retentioner. Not a bad product, but be aware of this one potential issue.

Nice slide, good value for the money, the only draw back I can see are the cheap screwss provided with the slides.  Fortunately I had screws left over from other slides but  those screws are of better quality and design. Other than this short-coming these are nice slides.

Face Frame rear brackets for series 757 drawer slides are made from plastic or nylon. I used these brackets in my kitchen drawers. Out of six sets of these brackets, four split and came apart. I realize that slides are rated at 100 lbs. I weighed my drawers the most one weighed was 22 lbs and this drawer was 4in deep. My kitchen is about 6 months old. I now have to redesign the back of my drawers.

I would not rate this Caster as heavy duty it is only rated up to 170 pounds . It does not take very long to load 170 pounds of weight on a caster no matter what you are using it for .

Absolutely worthless! The cheap plastic bushing showed serious wear after about a dozen letters. After 6 short signs it was worn out and impossible to guide. As a volunteer for a non-profit my goal was to make 20 signs with a total of less than 100 letters. I could not complete the job. A total waste of my money.

Editor's Note: The optional  bushings 30933 and 33967 are brass bushings are offered for greater use.

Life just keeps getting a little easier thanks to both Rockler and Freud. I recently picked up a few Freud Quadra-Cut bits from Rocker's Tukwilla, Wa. store. These bits are, for lack of a stronger word, amazing. The cut is extremely clean and uniform as expected with Freud Industrial cutters but the top and bottom edges are cut so very clean and precise. No wiskers or anything. They truely do cut from both edges toward the center. Amazing. Another giant break-thru in cutter technology. Just like the glue-line rip blade. WOW! Thanks Freud and Rockler. Thank-you very much!

There are way too many imperfections to describe them all, I will probably end up replacing them in any places that have more than very light traffic, etc.