I bought this tool, It saved me about 5-6 hours on sleeving my Rosewill Hive 650 Semi modular PSU. I Highly recommend Anyone who is going to try to sleeve any wires in there PC get this tool. Unless you like spending time picking bits of tape off each pin after you drag it thro the paracord.
Really nice tutorial buddy! the anti tangle tool does have a name, they are called "fids" and are normally used for rope splicing. there are some really nice commercially available fids and plenty of home grown ideas that work just as well.
Thank you very much for this guide! Just sleeved my first wire! 23 more to go! Looks GREAT!
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Thank you very much for this tutorial. I always wanted to single-sleeve my Seasonic M12D-850W Silver. I never liked that strangely looking heat-shrinked cables and now I know ho to do it without them. Again, thank you so much for this video ;-)
you dont need to heat up the cord at all the snug it against the cable?? i'll be doing this on my build and am excited, just thought you would have to heat shrink the entire thing for firmness
Can you give any tips about doing it with mdpc? Don't seem to be able to get it to 'stick' when you heat it up and twist it, just doesn't seem to work.
is there any chance of damaging the pin with the lighter when you go to light the ends of the paracord when you're making it blend in with the wire? I'd be terrified to do this.
I'm using 450 type paracord...i'm not sure what D3 or D4 stand for. when i buy paracord their classified as 330,450,550,650 type depending on the breaking strength.
robertts25, what paracord do you use? bushcraftstore or where di you buy it? I can´t make it with mine... burned and get it attached to cable... I think.. i will test with superglue... and glue it
Great video, i just see one flaw. If the sleeve breaks from pulling the paracord gets ruined. Melting it again will reduce the length until it has to be replaced completely. There is alternative method of "heatshrink less" method that does not damage paracord at all and the sleeving can be repurposed this way imgur.com/C05hO05
i tried last week.... spent an hour trying to get one cable....tossed it in the trash, and went to amazon and pickup up an entire set from CableMod for for $70.
I bought this tool, It saved me about 5-6 hours on sleeving my Rosewill Hive 650 Semi modular PSU. I Highly recommend Anyone who is going to try to sleeve any wires in there PC get this tool. Unless you like spending time picking bits of tape off each pin after you drag it thro the paracord.
You gave me the tingles. You seem to do it so effortlessly. Now I'm itching to sleeve.
Really nice tutorial buddy!
the anti tangle tool does have a name, they are called "fids" and are normally used for rope splicing. there are some really nice commercially available fids and plenty of home grown ideas that work just as well.
you just solved a burning question of how I can do it without heat-shrink :D thank you
got my tools today, very nice workmanship.. a lot easier to pay you to do them, then me mess them up. nice work thank you. ordered more!
Thank you very much for this guide! Just sleeved my first wire! 23 more to go! Looks GREAT!
Thank you very much for this tutorial. I always wanted to single-sleeve my Seasonic M12D-850W Silver. I never liked that strangely looking heat-shrinked cables and now I know ho to do it without them. Again, thank you so much for this video ;-)
that was great man, always seen it on forums but never knew how it was done. Thanks for sharing.
I'm loving the shrinkless look!
Best guide I´ve seen so far!
Brilliant mate. Saved me a lot time and frustration. Thanks.
you dont need to heat up the cord at all the snug it against the cable?? i'll be doing this on my build and am excited, just thought you would have to heat shrink the entire thing for firmness
ordered mine, just waiting now!!
That's a very cool and clean method!
Dude, love the tool.
Gonna make something similar on the work lathe.
I like that tool that you where using.
a telescopic aerial off a portable radio with a couple of sections taken off dose the job
Can you give any tips about doing it with mdpc? Don't seem to be able to get it to 'stick' when you heat it up and twist it, just doesn't seem to work.
Will this work with MDPC's just as well? :B
is there any chance of damaging the pin with the lighter when you go to light the ends of the paracord when you're making it blend in with the wire?
I'd be terrified to do this.
I'm using 450 type paracord...i'm not sure what D3 or D4 stand for. when i buy paracord their classified as 330,450,550,650 type depending on the breaking strength.
hi :) can u pls tell me witch diameter are you using , paracord D3 mm or D4 mm? thx
robertts25, what paracord do you use? bushcraftstore or where di you buy it?
I can´t make it with mine... burned and get it attached to cable...
I think.. i will test with superglue... and glue it
so it's completely fine to expose the wire tips to a flame for that amount of time, right?
copper need more temps to melt
The link in the description doesn't work.
Where can i get one of those tool things
4mm or 3 mm paracord ?
The link to the tool doesnt work for me, Where can i get it?
how many feet of paracord did you use?
Looks like thank link doesn't work. Anyone know where to get that tool?
Cooool!! I may be doing it with paracord next time! :)
Paracord 550 can be used?
what size? 2mm, 4mm ?
Wherefor do you need that?
Think I'll need to watch this a few more times :p
You can also just put some tape on the metal bits of the wire
Thanks! love the tutorial!
Are you not selling the tool anymore?
modbunker.com/shop/cable-sleeving/paracord-threader/
I kind of like the way heatshrink looks though... especially the glossy.
dude awesome work !
Great video man, thanks a lot. looking forward to my first build and para cording =D
great video!!!!!!
The Tool is available now on Lutro0's website.
lutro0-customs
His website in the description.
i got burn...after 50 cables...no fingerprints...
Yeap it works even better on MDPC
It always says that I have insufficient permission to view it. Thanks though!
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Great video, i just see one flaw. If the sleeve breaks from pulling the paracord gets ruined. Melting it again will reduce the length until it has to be replaced completely. There is alternative method of "heatshrink less" method that does not damage paracord at all and the sleeving can be repurposed this way imgur.com/C05hO05
i tried last week.... spent an hour trying to get one cable....tossed it in the trash, and went to amazon and pickup up an entire set from CableMod for for $70.
Dude you boss
seems your web sites down!!
I dont have permission to view that OCN page :S
If your talking about capacitors then yeah they can be
If you are interested in the tool. you can order one from the site in the description
Boo, your OCN page is inaccessible. >:c
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