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This instructable shows you how to create a cheap and effective place to put your extra cables when they are not in use. Why not use the empty space behind your LCD monitor?
Lately I've been trying to keep my desk as clean as possible, but I also want to be able to reach everything that I need during my day. I only have one drawer on my desk, that that is already full of external hard drives, note pads and writing utensils.
For this instructable you will need:
- A wire hanger (black is nice to help it blend in)
- Something to bend the hanger with
- Unruly cables
Let's start..
www.trainwiththom.com
Lately I've been trying to keep my desk as clean as possible, but I also want to be able to reach everything that I need during my day. I only have one drawer on my desk, that that is already full of external hard drives, note pads and writing utensils.
For this instructable you will need:
- A wire hanger (black is nice to help it blend in)
- Something to bend the hanger with
- Unruly cables
Let's start..
www.trainwiththom.com
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I decided to bend my wire hanger with a simple adjustable pliers covered with a wash cloth as not to scratch my hanger.
You can use just about anything to bend the hanger, heck, even your hands if you're hulk.
You can use just about anything to bend the hanger, heck, even your hands if you're hulk.
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