I have a bunch of old 3D mounted slides that my mother took in the 1950-60's, Can this accomidate these holders without removing slide from the mount?
1334056
Probably not. The spaces on the holder only fit a standard slide. Unless the 3d slides can fit In the standard space, the answer is no.
1677651
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.
584905
Yes you remove old mechanism. Keep in mind you will not be able to use other hands on these mechanisms. I was disappointed in that fact. I have lots of better looking clock hands that I can't use on these mechanisms.
1119609
I don't recall reading any information that mentioned 3d slides. The strip holders all require just film but I've noted that they have trays other than what I've received, so I'd try contacting the maker.After posting this I noted the following answer and it looks sensible. Give it a shot.
2115597
The slide holder has 4 2"x2" openings. I've scanned slides in plastic and cardboard frames
1115278
I have not tried this, but it looks like it can be done. The brackets are held tight to the MDF board by 4 screws (2 on each side) and I imagine that those screws could be taken out, the board removed and cut to size and then reattached. If the board happens to be glued or attached to the metal slides this should not matter since you are going to cut the sides down to a smaller size anyway. Please note, I have not tried this, only looked at it carefully before I answered your question.
691079
Yes, it comes with a holder for slides and one for 35mm negatives (which can also be used for 110 negatives with some fiddling).
1178953
Steve - I don't know. I used my tool to replace the sights on my slide. May be willing to sell my tool though. Will be a long time before I use it again.
1989897
In my experience, yes. The rack is configurable enough that you can move the slides to whatever location is necessary to ensure there is no contact.
452477
Hello, this should work for you, I mounted a center slide in one of my side night stands and with any retro fit you will have some issues you will have to deal with, but once you have the first one done all the rest will go much easier. If your handy with tools don't be afraid to tackle something outside your comfort zone, you may surprise yourself.
1722402
There is a screw on the slides that allows you to lock the slides in place, I think the folks having trouble with the slides have not made certain that this screw is all the way loose. Mine was not and the slide was a bit stiff. Once I loosened the screw....smooth as glass!!
423818
The other answers are not accurate. Because the slides can be completely removed from the basket (I did so for installation on solid metal shelves) you can simply reverse the slides to achieve your configuration.
1738480
There is a tray that holds the slides securely, so as long as you place the slides in the tray carefully you won't have any damage.
851072
I use the slide holder that came with my scanner. Can't help you on this one
1532372
Should be able to. Mine has a removable metal spacer on the bottom. You should be able to remove this spacer and for larger slides and raised sights.
1256104
I cannot get older slides with a larger mount to fit in the slide tray so I'm very disatisfied with this product. Trying to contact the company for another tray but so far no response. I would NOT rate this very high for my trouble!
919575
It's the same holder. I had read that they scratch easily. I bought an extra set of two because I thought I needed it for slides, but I didn't need to use the holders with slides.