L33t Masta

Well here's what I got:



Now I know the weave is sleeving, I think the hose plastic stuff is heatwrap and I have ties. The weave looks kinda loose on the ends..how do I make it tight over the cords? How do I use the shirnkwrap?

L33t Masta

Can anyone help me?

theartist

This thread may help. Good luck!

http://www.overclock.net/case-mods-g...ing-guide.html

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Yea, basically wrap the wires, place some of the heatwrap over the ends, and warm it up with a blow dryer

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Heru

Okay, after cutting the mesh sleeving, I like to poke a screwdriver a bit through the end (just to maintain shape and hold it) then lightly (LIGHTLY) melt the end all around with a lighter. Helps reduce fraying.

The rubber is shrink wrap. Generally it goes over the zip ties, which in-turn go over the ends of your mesh sleeving on the cords to hold them tight over the cords and in place. To shrink the wrap, use a blow dryer on Hi heat.

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L33t Masta

Alright. Well I cut a couple 5 mm strips of each off and I'm currently experimenting. Seems the mesh is flammable, but like plastic will MELT and not burst into flame is not in direct contact. So maybe a screwdriver is a good idea. Now what if I don't have a molex pin remover?

Dezixn

No molex remover = have fun slipping the sleeving over the molex. And have even more fun fitting the heatshrink over the molex.

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Wow doing it without a molex pin remover is a PITA, but essentially inside the plastic housing that the pins are in on either side of the pin is a flange that digs into the plastic, preventing it from pulling free, you'll have to jam something down there to disengage the pins.

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Heru

Molex pins, on the plug side, generally have two small barbs that hold them in. If you're careful, you can use a small flathead screwdriver or knife tip to gently bend them inwards. After sleeving them, slightly bend the barbs back outwards, and insert them back in the PROPER holes.

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L33t Masta

Where can I find a cheap one? I need to be able to remove male and female ends.