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Old 04-09-14, 09:10 AM
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Starting to see builds popping up everywhere with laced cables.

I think we can officially say you've started a trend.

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Old 04-09-14, 02:00 PM
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Starting to see builds popping up everywhere with laced cables.

I think we can officially say you've started a trend.
Muhahahaha, my evil plans are working!




But yeah, I'm not sure about a trend, but I've definitely seen quite a
few systems with it by now, which I do find rather awesome.
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Old 18-09-14, 03:14 PM
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Cable lacing was apparently the only way to perform cable management before the advent of zip-ties.

http://makezineblog.files.wordpress....if?w=600&h=768

Why did I have to find this just before putting together a new build list?
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Old 18-09-14, 05:07 PM
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They still do it mate, in data centres, factories, and anywhere they have a shed load of cables. I suppose if they have a bunch of a hundred cables to tidy up, it will be cheaper to use string than god Knows how many cable ties, I would imagine too that it would be just as quick for them to do it this way. I've seen some places where it looks like artwork, these guys are so talented.
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That is so awesome... now I just wish there was sleeving guide...
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That is so awesome... now I just wish there was sleeving guide...
https://www.youtube.com/watch?featur...&v=oxyrkD7HaV4 There you go Swuell
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That is so awesome... now I just wish there was sleeving guide...
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Thanks. And yes, there are a lot of good sleeving tutorials around. I have been wanting
to make one about the way I sleeved the wires in HELIOS, but just haven't had the time
or money to continue on that build and do a proper video on it. If things go well, it
might finally happen in the next few months though.
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Great tid bit here! Wish I had this handy when I laced my cables...maybe they wouldn't have turned out like absolute crap.
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