Some of my sleeving work

pexonpcs said:
As I said, they are made by hand, to your requirements.

The Bit-Fenix ones are limited in colours, I can offer different colours, styles materials and so on, they don't offer that. I have access to a countless number of colours, camos and patterns etc.

You want them long, short, rainbow, straight, whatever, I can do that, stuff off the shelf can't.

I make everything, absolutely any cable on my site, by hand, with quality components. I source most of my parts from the UK or US. For example, I don't use cheap quality crimps, only genuine Molex ones, same as my connectors, no corners are cut, with anything. If you are spending 2K on your rig, I don't see an issue in another 10-20 on the finishing touches.

Sorry to go on, I feel I need to justify my pricing.
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Cool thanks for the reply, sorry to sound like I'm putting down your work... It looks great but I've never had any interest in braided cables before recently. My initial question 'is that steep' was a nudge for the others to pipe up and comment on pricing. I personally think £50 sounds fair, I've sleeved cables before (for a megasquirt build not a PC) and appreciate how time consuming it is!
 
Looks really good! I'd like to see some photos without the DoF though. Never understood why it's necessary when showing off something larger than the focused area.
 
wndzr said:
How would you do it? Take the PSU apart and wire it up that way? Or just create the sleeved extensions then plug the existing PSU cables into them?
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Yep, take the lid off and sleeve it, it would void warranty, but I've done it loads with not a single unit die. I actually prefer it to modular cables like those on Corsair units, they are easier to blow up.

Ethermaster said:
I think the OP and me are going to become friends ;) I may have to start to ask you prices for custom braiding cables directly to the PSU that I use in some of my spec's.........
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No worries dude, you know where I am now! :D
 
pexonpcs said:
Yep, take the lid off and sleeve it, it would void warranty, but I've done it loads with not a single unit die. I actually prefer it to modular cables like those on Corsair units, they are easier to blow up.
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Cool. How long would it take though given that my PSU is currently plugged into my machine? :p
 
Haha there goes my little hobby ;)

Nice to see you over here buddy!


Oh and those that are saying they are more expensive than bitfenix /corsair extensions.... Yes they are...

But as some one who does a lot of sleeving too,

Your paying pexon for the outstanding quality, the time it takes (it takes hours to do a full custom set of cables, take it from me!) and also the cost of equipment and materials. You can also choose exactly what colours on what cable you have.

I do people's sleeving quite a bit, and I don't charge , but Il say now, pexon has been doing it a lot longer and is worth paying a little extra for his work Imho.

As he says some places it's $75 for 1 24 pin extension, so your getting a bargain really.

Nice to see your buisness progressing mate.
 
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Ethermaster said:
I have messaged the OP :)

*note to OP (I would setup your trust as it will make it easier for forum members to contact you) ;)
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For some reason, I can't get into messages, perhaps send me an email?

wndzr said:
Cool. How long would it take though given that my PSU is currently plugged into my machine? :p
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Around 5 days, Im very quiet at the moment, due to Christmas. If you want it done quick, let me know.

Divine Pain said:
These look really nice and price seems reasonable. Might be interested in a set after Christmas maybe... Do you sleeve sata cables too? Tried looking on your site couldn't find any
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I do SATA Cables yes.
 
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