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| I made a cable snake, but the wires that fan out are cover in blue foil. It looks bad, and they are all the same. Is heat shrink tubing what I need to make them look better, and to be able to tell them apart by using different colors? | |
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| How does regular sleeving work? Would it look better, or be cheaper than heat shrink? | |
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We made a 16 way snake years ago with a band I did the PA for, we used 4 lengths of 4 core screened. Initially we wrapped it with self-amalgamating tape (which none of us had ever seen before) - it worked absolutely wonderful!. Then we coiled it up and put it away! - next time we got it out it was one big solid coil :cry: You learn somethign every day!. | ||
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| If the cable is 3/32" in diameter, do I want 3/16 heat shrink tubing to shrink to 3/32, or what? | |
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| Heatshrink is usually made to shrink in a 3:1 ratio, but also 9:1 is available (more expensive, though). So, for 3/32" cable, 3/16" should be OK. | |
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