Eric,
I almost fell out of my chair when I read that you want measurements !!!
Let me catch my senses and breath here. Ok, so you want measurements huh !?
Well, I am at my office and I thought I had those drawings on my global dropbox account. they must be on my pc at home. I do not mind at all sharing those with you. Actually, I am flattered that anyone would be interested. I will say that the drawing is accurate as far as "concept" goes, but the measurements may differ in about + / - (.25 inches or so or 4mm)
each sliding rail were all individually sanded down for drawers to slide in and out. BUT, we are only talking about shaving off about 2mm or 1 mm to make the drawer work good without binding.
I see now why Gertsner charges so much for their wooden machinist chest. Also, I am sure that their drawers have a very low tolerance on parts fitment due to mass production.
If you do not have any CAD program, then I will convert the drawing into a PDF for you. I will look into the measurements as well. The drawers were made out of Red Oak from Home Depot here in USA. they had a crate full of clearance pieces that were about 6" wide x 1/2" thick by 18" long. So I bought almost all of them - about 30 pieces. They were only a few bucks a piece. the joints for the drawers was a simple rabbet. Near the bottom I routed a 1/8" slot all the way around so that a 1/8" piece of MDF would act as the drawer bottom. Each drawer has a felt lining. The felt was a very hard stiff felt. Just give me a while and I will post what I can.
Thanks for asking !
Donnie