[10-32] Works as you would expect it to

[0.85 lb] Good sturdy basic rack. No frills, and no instructions but really didn't need them! Works great!

[Rack Rails] HEAVY but well made. Has punch-outs on the front and back which are very hard to see in photos. The front punch out is small, about the size of a pinky finger, the two rear punch outs are at least twice as large. Slides nicely and latches securely. I think it comes with rack screws, can't remember.

[0.85 lb] First time I've assembled some rails for a NAS, but they seemed high quality and are pretty smooth. It was a little confusing about how to install them at first but eventually I got it together and seems like a good solution.

[10-32] I bought this drawer to put in a 4U portable Gator Case. The intent was to put microphones and a headphone preamp in the foam insert so that when I was carrying the case or setting it on edge that they would be protected and not shift around. The drawer is really solidly built and that is great. But that also means it's HEAVY. I've now practically doubled the weight of the case and 2U of gear, cables and such that I have to lug around. But I guess it's worth it. The foam comes in two pieces, each half the height of the drawer and snugly filling the width and depth. The foam is scored or diced so that you can remove cube sized sections to make room for whatever you want to put into the drawer. It's not difficult at all to pull out the sections to make any reasonably rectangular shape that you want. However, don't try to put two openings too close together! One row of these cubes isn't strong enough to hold a shape. Leave at least 2 or 3 consecutive rows/columns of this foam together, especially if you will be putting this in a portable case.

[10-32] Screws are a little tricky to start into the drilled and tapped holes due to the powder coating, but the rails work like rails do; hold the stuff up and aligned.
'Nuff said. *S*

[10-32] the description (at the time of purchase [I do not know if a correction has been applied]) notes the gauge of the metal as 16. nonetheless I ordered them on the assumption that the dimension as described was an error. upon receipt, I was content to find that the gauge is approximately 11, which is the common gauge for rackmount rack rails. what proved compelling was the superior finish (important to me as I am mounting these inside a custom car). the numbering on the face of the rails is also a nice complement to aesthetics.

[Rack Rails] I like the design of the handle; and locking piece works well. Lock and key are an added bonus. 3ru is a good size for Clearcom packs and headsets.

[0.85 lb] I got this for a 6U shallow rack for a sound system. It fits perfectly. I didn't realize it came with an optional lock and key that you can install in a punch-out. The drawer latches without the lock so I don't use it.

Also, it came with grommets and punch-outs in the back for routing cables for charging devices in the drawer.

[10-32] I bought two of them for a 8u box I had to store mic/speaker cables and accessories in, they work Great