Best handles & pulls according to redditors

We found 3 Reddit comments discussing the best handles & pulls. We ranked the 2 resulting products by number of redditors who mentioned them. Here are the top 20.

1. Reliable Hardware Company RH-0511BK-A Medium Spring Loaded Recessed Handle, 10 Hole, Black

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Reliable Hardware Company RH-0511BK-A Medium Spring Loaded Recessed Handle, 10 Hole, Black
6.25'' W x 4.25'' H x .315'' D10 Mounting Holes .20'' Diameter16 Gauge steelBlack Powder Coat FinishStainless Steel Spring Loaded Handle - 75'' Diameter Rubber Grip
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2. Monroe MA-68252 Plastic Stud Mounting Teardrop/Modern Style Adsjustable Handle with Stainless Steel Insert, Inch Size, 3/8-16 Thread Size, 1.18" Stud Length, Size 3

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Monroe MA-68252 Plastic Stud Mounting Teardrop/Modern Style Adsjustable Handle with Stainless Steel Insert, Inch Size, 3/8-16 Thread Size, 1.18" Stud Length, Size 3
Handle Material Available in PA6 ThermoplasticStud, Screw & Spring Made From 303 Stainless SteelInstantly Adjustable to 20-45 Different Handle Positions Depending on SizeHandle Color is Black. Orange Available as Special OrderNow available in 100% solid stainless steel version
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Adjustable handles
Ball-knob handles
Crank handles
Folding cases& instrument handles
Pull handles
Rope & chain pulls
Tapered handles

Top Reddit comments about Handles & Pulls:

u/mradtke66 · 2 pointsr/shopsmith

That part is actually easy. I've done it:

https://imgur.com/gallery/I8ZHsxJ

Confirm the thread pitch of your set screws, I believe it's 3/8-16. And then go shopping at Amazon, McMaster, etc. Something like this: https://www.amazon.com/Monroe-MA-68252-Mounting-Adsjustable-Stainless/dp/B00FWUHQHS/ref=sr_1_37

u/voxadam · 2 pointsr/homelab

That sir, is a thing of beauty. The color is particularly nice; I have a somewhat unnatural attraction to oranges, especially ones that border on obnoxious.

I don't suppose you know how much that high tech sound deadening material helps. I just lined my desktop case with yoga mat the other day and while I'd say it helps it's difficult to judge without a proper sound level meter. Even without the foam I'm guessing that the MDF does a pretty good on its own.

I'd probably add a couple recessed carry handles (something like this on each side and a dust filter on the front grill. Aside from that I suppose if you wanted to go totally over the top you could have mounted the rack on rubber bushings for shock and acoustic isolation, though, that would increase the total size fairly drastically and would only be useful if you planned on moving your lab on a regular basis (or if you lived in the Bay Area or other seismically active area).

I've been keeping an eye out on craigslist and whatnot for an inexpensive midsize rack but after seeing this its fair to say that I'm seriously leaning in the direction of a DIY solution.