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How would I go about sleeving power supply cables?
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How would I go about sleeving power supply cables?
How do people sleeve power supply cables? How would I go about doing it? Anyone know of a real in depth guide?
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OCN has a nice guide
 If you want to each individual wire the process is the same more or less, but instead of grabbing your bundle, just do one wire at a time. I'd recommend getting lots of scotch tape to label the wires as well if you do the single wire method.
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