New Video! Underware: Complete Cable Management System
Is it a bird? Is it a plane? Oh wait, that was the previous video. This is CableManagment-ma-geddon!!
I know a lot of you have been helping with ideas for this, but video now dropped!!
Enjoy and I've got a bet on who the first youtube commenter will be.... 🤣🤣🤣
Underware: The Ultimate Cable Management System | Full Guide (YouTube)
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The underside of my computer desk which I built years ago is in need of a serious organizing. UnderWare appears to be a likely solution. Riht now, there are cables everywhere and a little organization will be worth the effort. Thank you for this video It will be a good starting point in my journey.
Great to hear you found it useful - let me know if you're struggling with any unique challenges as there's loads of cool additions that have been created since making this. At some point I'll do an Underware 2.0 video to cover them all, but in the meantime I can share secret test versions with you!!
I'm a ham radio operator and my wires would make a mouse "happy".
🤣🤣🤣 but probably not you!!
This was the first of your videos I watched. As someone that has been working with wire and wire bundles most of my adult life. It made my OCD so happy!!! Thank you!
Battle those cables!!! ❤️❤️
"Neat coils of gorgeousness!" The poetry of it all!
I have a couple questions, might be good for mentioning on the installing page? For mounting the multiboard (I know that's not your project), what's the recommended screw head? I feel like a recess screw head would be best to lay flat, but I've seen some people pointing at button-head. Also, a link somewhere for the mount connector used for the hook pieces would be nice, I haven't been able to find the right parts from the multiboard site so far. Very cool looking project, I'm excited to give it a try.
Looks like this is what to search for on Printables to find the adapter for the hooks: Multiconnect - Board connectors_Multiboard snap connector.
Love the new video.
Any ideas about how to attach the grid to an antique oak desk? I don't want to screw into it and I think it would require too many removable sticky pads
Hmm, I would lean towards command strips. I'd maybe use one of the command strips connectors in the pack, but turn it around and you can just stick each grid to that. It wouldn't need too many. But I could also create a quad one and you could stick the corners of four grids to it and use even less...!