Great trigger0214 would you be willing to share the wealth? :-P Are you seeking any Maple seeds or oaks, or would you be willing to for just shipping?

I have a mix of Mckanna giants, if that's what you're looking for. These are pinks, whites, bicolor. I also have a dark purple, that popped up in a place where I didn't plant it, but it was very pretty, so I left it. All plants are open pollinated.

Mark, Many thanks for the offer, and I would be very glad to take it up. I was trying to e-mail you, but have forgotten how to do it from here. I have plants I can send you cuttings of too. I come to Garden Web still. I was amazed to hear about my post after all those years. Marguerite

I guess I complicated things by saying that there is a channel across the bottom. I did also just say it was simply a slot which is really what I meant but I guess I wasn't very clear. I also shouldn't have said there was no hardware in an earlier post because there is a metal channel on each side but the bottom "channel" is just the bottom of the slot. Ya know, I've actually never looked closely inside until just now when I took the picture below. I think you can see the channel in the photo. Click on the photo as it's much more clear when enlarged. There is also a metal channel on the other side. Please excuse the horribly ugly, marred finish on my cabinets. The breadboard itself is 5/8th's inch thick. Hope this helps clarify. I have three of these in the following widths: 12", 16" and 28". Edited to add: @Gemcap - I'm no cabinet builder and that hardware you're looking at should definitely make a super-strong, heavy and stable cutting board but it's a lot more complicated than the simply U-shaped metal channels in my photo above. And would take up a lot more space on the cabinet front eliminating or minimizing the other drawers you would have. Edited to further add: I just read Denizen's post above and I do not have any kind of metal rail attached to my breadboard itself. It's just a board with a wide groove at each end to put your fingers on to pull the board forward. The cutting board is just a tad deeper than the cabinet so it sticks out from the slot just enough to grasp that groove (but the counter overhang sticks out farther). It slides in and out very easily and even the 28" wide one slides in and out with just one hand. It doesn't go cock-eyed or anything like that when sliding in-and-out. To reiterate, the only metal involved in the whole set-up are the metal channels on each side as pictured above. The channel itself is only a 1/2" u-shape. Hope this all helps clarify things.