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 have four sets of tracks ,for a few years now and I set them up on half of my 4 ft. x 8 ft. work bench. I use them to glue up boards with biscuts. I also made up boards 2 " wide 12" 36 " and 48 " long then I drilled holes in each end to fit the t bolts , they are oak and keep the boards flat as they dry. great tool with many uses,  fast shipping.

I have a dozen of these I bought from a wholesale liquidator and they are Ok. . But like another poster I too like the Bessey ones better. I'll probably sell the Quick grips and go all Bessey.

The Lid-Stay Torsion Hinges sound like a great idea and the sales clerk at Rockler assured me they were the ultimate solution for my Grandson's toy chest. But I can tell you nothing in this life is ever as simple as all that. The big problem is that the very thickness of the hinge body necessitates the use of a chisel to bring the lid down to a flush position. Furthermore the 2 30 pound hinges I bought would NOT hold the lid from dropping from a 30 degree position even though the lid was way less than 30# Needless to say it took me way longer than a few seconds or even a few minutes to install!

Editor's note: Mortising of these hinges in not required. Mortising of hinges to bring bottom of lid tight to top of box has the potential for unnecessary binding.

Attached to my wall mounted dust collector and my table saw. Didn't notice but the hose had started tearing at the dust collector end, and the tear slowly spiraled down to the floor, necessitating cutting approx 4 feet off and reattaching. I'm duct taping the downward bend in the hose at the dust collector. Hopefully this will prevent another tear.