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From Accuride 3800 series full extension slides description:

Side space: .50" +0.062 / -0.0
[12.7mm +1.6 / -0.0]

I thought the side space of the slides is 1/2"? What does the rest of that
line mean?

Cheers!
Duke


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Dukes909 wrote:
From Accuride 3800 series full extension slides description:

Side space: .50" +0.062 / -0.0
[12.7mm +1.6 / -0.0]

I thought the side space of the slides is 1/2"? What does the rest of that
line mean?

Cheers!
Duke


It's the tolerance on the nominal .5" dimension. i.e. the maximum
possible width is .5625" and the minimum is .50"
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From Accuride 3800 series full extension slides description:

Side space: .50" +0.062 / -0.0
[12.7mm +1.6 / -0.0]

I thought the side space of the slides is 1/2"? What does the rest of

that
line mean?

Normally allowable error, so the side space can be 12.7 to 14.3 but not less
than 12.7mm

Tim w


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Dukes909 wrote:
From Accuride 3800 series full extension slides description:

Side space: .50" +0.062 / -0.0
[12.7mm +1.6 / -0.0]

I thought the side space of the slides is 1/2"? What does the rest of that
line mean?


That is how much the distance can vary from the specification, and have
the side still work.

in other words:
you must have a minimum of 1/2" clearance for the slides
*and*
you can have a maximum of 9/16" clearance for the slides.

(the closer to 1/2" you are, without going _under_ 1/2", the better.)
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