Lengh to depth ration of a sliding element?
Lengh to depth ration of a sliding element?
(OP)
What is the ratio of lengh to breadth/depth of a sliding element, that ensures that the element will not stick whilst sliding? In German there is a formulae called the schublade formulae (draw formaule). For example, an old chest of drawers, when you pull the drawers out, if you dont pull the draw out stright it gets stuck. Is there a norm or ratio to ensure that this does not happen!
Any help will be great.
Thanks
Any help will be great.
Thanks





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Don
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If this doesn't help, then I will make it clearer.
Swearingen,
It may be that the OP doesn't have the grasp you have and may need a little help before "banging it out".
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Ted
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