[imas69]

Look on youtube for 4 strand braid

 

[legopart]

Look on youtube for 4 strand braid

Whant to leave them straight and not braid them

 

[imas69]

Then your only hope is cable ties

 

[legopart]

Then your only hope is cable ties

How?

 

[imas69]

Please draw a picture of what you trying to achieve

 

[legopart]

Please draw a picture of what you trying to achieve

 

[legopart]

Look, I can heat shrink all over the cable.
I can bend it with sleeve.
I can even to try apply some glue between them.

do someone have the best method to tie between several cables ?

 

[imas69]

Why don't you try using some manners

 

[yavormoskov]

This is going to be more Do-it-for-me instead of DYI type of question I am building an audiophile PC. I need two high end USB A to USB B and USB A to USB C cables. I found the perfect one NEOTECH NEUB-3020 (very well shielded and made from UP-OOC copper) cable but is too long at 1 meter and it is only USB B to USB A. It needs to be cut in half and to connect one USB C connector to one of the halves and one USB A to the other half. This way I can have two 50 centimeters each USB A to USB B and USB A to USB C cables. Do you know of a person or a company in USA or Canada that might consider such crazy request?

I have two left hands, otherwise I would have done it myself

 

[teknorob23]

What is the best Ethernet cable available in bulk. Is there anything more exotic than viablue’s silver plated wire?

 

[legopart]

Why don't you try using some manners

I did something wrong?

 

[killaHz]

Anybody know the secret to getting the little brass rings in a Mr Speakers/Dan Clark Audio connector crimped properly so that they fit nicely into the barrel of the connector?

 

[sennfan83261]

For making a balanced cable with mono 3.5mm connectors (Hifiman cans), do I simply use the tips as L+ for one and R+ for the other connector and then the respective sleeves as L- and R- ground?

 

[Paladin79]

Anybody know the secret to getting the little brass rings in a Mr Speakers/Dan Clark Audio connector crimped properly so that they fit nicely into the barrel of the connector?

You can use a hex crimper like you might use on the ring of an RG 59 f connector

 

[Paladin79]

For making a balanced cable with mono 3.5mm connectors (Hifiman cans), do I simply use the tips as L+ for one and R+ for the other connector and then the respective sleeves as L- and R- ground?

That is correct but the spacing of the rings can be different than the stereo plus. Did it come with TRS connectors? I would use that type and you still just connect tip and sleeve