Cable management and case cleaning.

Wheaty · 12 Jul 2006 at 17:48

Im a neat freak, it has to be said.

My "MESH" case is small and cramped, so there is not anywhere to route the cables, and it gets dusty.

So far, I have got a Tagan Easycon, also I have added dust filters to the front and tried to route the cables.

It still looks really messy in my opinion.

I bought a can of compressed air, what worries me is that it says - "Dont spray directly onto electrical equipment" when the auction clearly stated its fine for PC's?

Its fun though, played with it and a ant, making it fly

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I need some zip ties also, where can I get em from? Most of the corner shops here dont have them and Im confused as to where else to look!

Wheaty · 12 Jul 2006 at 20:16

Thanks for the replies.

I will check out BnQ, thanks!

Also, I will hold the can upright, but if I do get some liquid substance on my equipment, is it alright just to leave it for a while and let the liquid evaporate?

Also, how is playing with a ant bad karma? Im seriously interested! (Watched My name is Earl a lot!)

Wheaty · 12 Jul 2006 at 21:29

Ooh- I killed a mosquito yesterday, is that bad too?

"Looks at the fly on the wall scared".

Thanks.

Wheaty · 15 Jul 2006 at 11:00

greencreeper said:
There's evidence to suggest that those who harm animals go on to harm humans. Many of the worst serial killers had a history of animal cruelty.

Not all canned air is anti-static - so it effectively becomes a chip killer. I know this because we had loads of it at work that we had been supplying to our engineers but had to stop. So we got it. Lots of fun sneaking up on people whilst they were on the phone - quick blast down their neck, victim squeals, victim tries to explain to customer

How doI find out whether mine is anti-static or not?

P.S- This thread has gone terribly off topic!!!