[Mad Max]

   
Practice practice practice...

 
Patience more than practice, isn't it?

 

[Armaegis]

patient pertinent practice makes perfect

 

[DingoSmuggler]

  patient pertinent practice makes perfect

focus on the sound of one wire braiding and you shall achieve perfection

 

[feilb]

Cross connected 24AWG coax from navships. Red paracord. Splitters 3d printed out of EasyWood Coconut. Fun project.
 

 

 

 

[Arty McGhee]

  Cross connected 24AWG coax from navships. Red paracord. Splitters 3d printed out of EasyWood Coconut. Fun project.
 
 
 
 
 

what with the what now?
3d printed coconut??
 
 
 
nice cable

 

[feilb]

Yeah. The stuff is ground up coconut shells mixed in with the plastic. It gives a nice matte dark brown finish.

 

[Arty McGhee]

  Yeah. The stuff is ground up coconut shells mixed in with the plastic. It gives a nice matte dark brown finish.

so it prints in a standard pla printer?

 

[feilb]

Yep. A little hotter than PLA, but otherwise yeah.

 

[Ilya--s]

My (second) diy cable for lcd's. Neotech UPOCC/Stranded Copper, 16AWG/Teflon.

 

[BillsonChang007]

My another diy cable. RCA cable about 15cm in length using the remaining pure copper silver plated cable that I have left with after building my AKG cable It was just enough for two RCA cables

 

[musicinmymind]

My another diy cable. RCA cable about 15cm in length using the remaining pure copper silver plated cable that I have left with after building my AKG cable

It was just enough for two RCA cables

 
Looks great and neat, the head sink tube tick where did you get it from?

 

[BillsonChang007]

   
Looks great and neat, the head sink tube tick where did you get it from?

Thanks! It's from a shop in SG at Sim Lim Square building. But the brand is CYG and model CB-HFT http://www.cyg-ct.com/ 

 

[teamrushpntball]

About to try making my first headphone cable and had a question or two.  Hope someone in here can help.  
 
Anyone have suggestions for some vendors with neat splitters?  
 
And second, anyone used something like a Viablue T6 Small or Eidolic 3.5mm plug and use it as a splitter?  Just remove the actual plug and utilize the barrel?  The regular Viablue splitters seem a bit large for this purpose and it looks to me that the pieces are almost the exact same anyways.

 

[BillsonChang007]

  About to try making my first headphone cable and had a question or two.  Hope someone in here can help.  
 
Anyone have suggestions for some vendors with neat splitters?  
 
And second, anyone used something like a Viablue T6 Small or Eidolic 3.5mm plug and use it as a splitter?  Just remove the actual plug and utilize the barrel?  The regular Viablue splitters seem a bit large for this purpose and it looks to me that the pieces are almost the exact same anyways.

not sure about any of those, but you can try using wood and drill holes for cable. It will look awesome! 

 

[TijmenK]

The plug was too big, am I doing it right?