I will rout out and sticking points like the locking mechanism if necessary. But it served its purpose AND thank you very much for responding sensibly to my question. I may toy with the Apple rack rails but I doubt I can make as secure a support using these as I will get with the bolted solution I have used before. I am purchasing 2 pairs of heavy duty sliding rails that I will bolt through the wood and fit heavy vented shelf on each - so I can fit both the MacPro rack and a 2U T-3 rack server on 2 levels AND still retain my MF printer on its shelf. I have 460mm on the inside faces of my existing cabinet (see below) - and so it should fit just fine then without my having to rebuild the unit. The quoted size is 482mm so this is why I was concerned. The locking mechanism may also give you grief.
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But be aware of small mounting points for the rails that stick out ever so slightly. Apple new 13in MacBook Pro 2020 now offers an improved keyboard and more storage, however, the 13in and 15in MacBook Pro 2015 is still undoubtedly an excellent machine if you have one.
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The widest point on the Mac Pro itself - excluding the frontplate are: 17.09 inches or 43.4 cm. To top that I've also received very own Mac Pro 2019. Peter - thanks for your response "I ended up writing Tim Cooke about it, and that worked. If you don't have a Mac Pro rack version - you will NOT be able to answer this question, since the number do not exist online, NOR in Apple internal documents - which I find very odd. In order to set this up, I need to know if the Mac Pro's "body" (NOT FRONT PLATE!) will fit the shelf, which is only 17.15 inches wide. Our rack is unfortunately NOT that deep, and we will have to put the Mac Pro on a shelf like this link, thats mounted in the rack, with the Mac Pro then sticking out about a couple of inches at the back. A rack that will fit the Mac Pro needs to be at least 24" deep in order to accommodate space for Apples rails that will come with any Mac Pro Rack ver. I work in audio so I have been around 19" racks my entire work-life, and since the frontplate is 18.98 inches - yes - it will indeed fit into a 19" rack. I linked to the apple article myself which unfortunately does not have the measurements needed. Thanks, Grant - but you are unfortunately not bringing anything new to the table.
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