4 Pcs Tool Box Drawer Slide Clips, Snap on Tool Box Drawer Slides Drawer Pull Out Stop, Replacement Toolbox Drawer Slides, Drawer Clips, Tool Box Replacement Parts

Worked perfectly for my old Matco Toolbox.

Fit my Craftsman Machinist Toolbox that I bought new back in 1982. Had to tweek straight end just a little, but worked great. I believe that this box was a Waterloo toolbox, but don't know for sure.

These are made in China, minus one star.In the photos you can see what the old clip looks like compared to these clips. They are different but they both function the same with respect to keeping the drawers from falling out. There are four clips per drawer so one package will be required per drawer if you are missing all your clips.The description claims these are easier to remove than the original ones. Although this is not necessarily true they are not hare to remove. The original ones can be removed by pulling out on the loop part at the end of the clip with your finger. The new clips do not have that loop so a tool is required to pry them out. Simply putting a flat tip screw driver between the clip and the drawer rail allows you to easily pry them out but you will be hard pressed to get them out by hand.Installation was relatively easy. I did have to use a knife to pry the clip end open a bit so I could install them. Not even pounding them on with a hammer would work without doing this first.All in all the product works perfectly though. No more drawers falling out of my box. If you have this problem I do recommend these clips, they do exactly what they claim to do.

Bought for my old mac rollaway. fit perfect

These were a perfect match for drawer slide clips on a Craftsman cabinet I picked up that was missing a clip. I estimate the vintage around 1980's.The drawer slide has 3 components:- Rail bolted to the cabinet.- Rail welded to the drawer.- Slide that slides between the two rails, secured with clips.Two clips are needed for each slide, one in front and one in back. The clips stop the slide from pulling apart and limit the drawer from being opened beyond its full extent. Clips can be released by prying the tip up out of the square punch-out with a screwdriver and moving the tip to the side.From my research, these came in a couple of styles, one longer and one shorter, that are interchangeable. These are the shorter style.IMO they are a bit pricey for a few inches of spring steel bent just so, but the quality is above reproach.

This clip is used to prevent drawers from pulling out of a work bench. I had two stops that broke over the last 40 years. These stops are sold as a package of four. The clips are strong and a little brittle. I got a little too aggressive and broke one spring. I think the correct way to install the clip is to hold the clip in place then tap the back of the clip with a hammer. Pictures of the clips and installation are attached. The clips are made in China.

Used on old Mac toolbox drawers to replace missing and not available original slide stop clips. They fit but we're tough to get in place. One broke during installation. A bit too brittle metal.

I broke one on the first attempt to install it. but, the second went on just fine and now that drawer works perfect again! I was surprised that it fit considering it looked very different from the original.