My sleeving work

[{uZa}DOA]

I started sleeving cables and just fell in love with the way they make a PC look personal..

 

[yassarikhan786]

Really nice sleaving skills you got there. You must be a patient fella to enjoy sleaving. I've heard it can be a PITA.

You can add OC3D to that list now

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[hmmblah]

Excellent work. Wish I had the time/patience for that.

 

[jimmyakakev]

great work

 

[{uZa}DOA]

Thanks for the kind words.. It can be a PITA your first sleeving job but, it gets easier and easier once you figure out what way/ways work best for you... I must be a little weird casue I find sleeving relaxing.. LOL

 

[hmmblah]

Thanks for the kind words.. It can be a PITA your first sleeving job but, it gets easier and easier once you figure out what way/ways work best for you... I must be a little weird casue I find sleeving relaxing.. LOL

What sleeving do you use and what tools? I was going to go the easy route and buy sleeved extensions, but they are expensive. I could buy normal extensions and sleeve them myself though.

 

[yassarikhan786]

Thanks for the kind words.. It can be a PITA your first sleeving job but, it gets easier and easier once you figure out what way/ways work best for you... I must be a little weird casue I find sleeving relaxing.. LOL

As long as they look good in the end, that's all that matters.

 

[Azurite]

Nice sleeving, and you are right. Sleeving is easy once you have done your first psu. Some connectors can still be a PITA

 

[Solidarity]

That sleeving looks great.

 

[daniSAUR]

I'm loving the black/white/blue/grey cables! May go down this route.

thanks for sharing great work!

 

[Solidarity]

I'm loving the black/white/blue/grey cables! May go down this route.

thanks for sharing great work!

That's what i think the standout is from all these examples.

 

[{uZa}DOA]

Just thought Id show off my new no heat shrink method.... I think they look super clean this way...

 

[ruthless_villain]

with the no heatshrink are you just crimping over the sleeve instead of the insulated part of the wire

 

[{uZa}DOA]

with the no heatshrink are you just crimping over the sleeve instead of the insulated part of the wire

No, there is no crimping of the sleeving. I wouldn't trust doing it the way you have stated.. It could be a fire hazard... I will say that my method works better at holding the sleeving in place 100% better than heat shrink..

 

[ruthless_villain]

No, there is no crimping of the sleeving. I wouldn't trust doing it the way you have stated.. It could be a fire hazard... I will say that my method works better at holding the sleeving in place 100% better than heat shrink..

then how did you do it? awesome job btw

 

[Solidarity]

Just thought Id show off my new no heat shrink method.... I think they look super clean this way...

These look immense. There's a part of me that wants some.

 

[Dandaman91]

Sleeving is looking good bro, need to give this a go myself... sick of paying through the nose for extension cables when I could just do it myself

I've been wanting to do my PSU for a while now so might eventually get round to it one day

 

[PEXON]

Spill then beans then how did you do it? I would never think of crimping over sleeving, the insulation on the wire is there for a reason!!!

 

[yassarikhan786]

Awesome job as always

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[ShortAlieN]

What material do you use for sleeve?

I have been using MDPC-X recently, but was thinking about trying some para-cord or something. I would like something with a little more flexibility.