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Need a sleeving kit / tools ....suggestions?

MrGuvernment

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Now i have my SG08 case i want to do some sleeving and trimming of cables to give me some more space and make the case cleaner, i had considered an SFF PSU to replace this larger one, but figure keep this one and spend the money elsewhere,.

Now, i have never sleeved a PSU before, so this will all be new for me, but have no issues doing it...

Suggestions for tools, quality sleeving? ends... and what ever else i would need?
 
MDPC has awesome sleeving, and great colors to boot. I prefer it, personally.
http://www.mdpc-x.com/
Just kind of hard to catch Nils open. But it's worth it. Shipping is pretty quick too. Only takes about a week to get to me in the hills of Ky.

I have the lamptron tool kit also. It works very well, But I broke the atx pin remover tool my second time using it, and you can't buy just that piece so be careful. I ended up picking up an atx pin remover tool from FrozenCPU, and it's been good so far also.
 
going to try and order the kit tonight, i was now thinking even shortening the cables as well, cut em back to what i need for this case.

Anything special for new ends to buy ?
 
not finding Lamptron anywhere i can buy it from (amazon, frozencpu) since i have a costa rica CC :(

any other options?
 
i suggest using paracord for sleeving. it's much cheaper, i think easier to work with, and it just looks better imo.
 
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