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Hangable / Desktop Cheap & Easy CD / DVD Organiser

Hangable / Desktop Cheap & Easy CD / DVD Organiser
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Organise your loose CDs for under $3!! All you need is a hanger, a hole punch, CD envelopes and strong fingers.
 
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Step 1What you will need

What you will need
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Here is a list of the inventory you will need to make this modular CD Organiser:
- 1 Hanger
- 1 Hole Punch
- A bunch of CD Envelopes (You can buy a pack of 200 for around $1 at a computer store)
- Strong Fingers (or Pliars)
- Ruler
- Pen
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11 comments
May 8, 2009. 7:20 PMevan_124 says:
i saw this, looked over at the horrible stack of disks in sleeves all over my room and said "wow..." the sleeves i have also have pre-punched holes in this and the disks slide out of a slit on the side of the sleeve which makes it easier to remove and replace the cd's. i may just use two hangers tho side by side with a crap load of the sleeves fed through em and hang em up anywhere u could hang hangers... so simple, yet so genius. im happy i didnt go buy a binder for em
Nov 8, 2008. 3:41 PMOdbe says:
This is a great idea, I love that it uses a coat hanger which is something I actually do have around the house. I have a huge box of cheap plastic-sleeve type cases which already have holes in them, designed to be put in a binder so it will be perfect for them. I haven't used them much because I have a shelf-style holder that only works for rigid cases, but now I can put them to use, thanks for the idea.
Jun 1, 2008. 8:03 PMmultiplecats says:
My comment just disappeared. Trying again... This is a good idea. I have a ton of CDs laying around or stacked up in spindles. Very disorganized and hard to sift through. The only thing I might add is reinforcements to the punched holes, to keep the holes from deforming and ripping over time with use. But the good thing is that sleeves are cheap, so you can do it either way and probably come up even.
Sep 20, 2006. 2:45 PMbombgirl says:
i think that if you had it so that the opening of the envelope was on the side that didn't have the hanger going through it then you could take out which ever you wanted easily
Jul 24, 2006. 4:52 PMTheCheese9921 says:
true
Jul 24, 2006. 12:16 AMmikesty says:
That's pretty clever, and unusually cheap. Unfortunately, it looks like it's serial access???
Jul 24, 2006. 12:33 PMtrebuchet03 says:
In order to take out the fourth CD... do you first have to take CDs 1-3 off? I think that is what mike meant by serial ;)
Jul 24, 2006. 7:51 AMTheCheese9921 says:
sweet idea but its easier to just buy a 200+ cd case at wal mart
Jul 24, 2006. 8:23 AMMurf says:
Yes, but wouldn't that be flying in the face of the good ole "Do-It-Yourself" attitdue?

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