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In Reply to: Close-up on Right Rack posted by Christine Tham on August 7, 2005 at 02:46:08:
if anyone has good suggestions on how to tidy up cabling let me knowWhat I've done in the past to hide cabling is to drill holes in the back of the shelf. Get a hole saw bit for your drill, choosing the hole size big enough so your biggest power cord plug fits through easily, with some extra slop to allow other cables to fit through as well. Then for each shelf that has equipment, drill two holes in the back - one on the left and one on the right - just above the height of that shelf. Then route your cables through these holes behind the back of the shelf. Since the holes are low on each shelf (and hopefully not too far to the left or right), the equipment covers them up so you can't see the cables - unless of course you happen to look behind the shelf :-). Sometimes this technique can be used to prevent sensitive cables from coming too close to each other, or prevent power cords from being too close to signal cables.
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