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ANglEAUT
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  #2241977 21-May-2019 05:44
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Man, I need to bookmark this page.




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  #2242203 21-May-2019 11:17
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Left over guttering.

 

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  #2242334 21-May-2019 13:47
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Nice, but I'd prefer something a bit more compact. I'll go to the hardware store when I get time, some of the earlier suggestions were good.



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  #2242448 21-May-2019 16:16
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CokemonZ:

 

Left over guttering.

 

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I was going to make the comment for 'the industrial look' you could use guttering.

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  #2242525 21-May-2019 17:41
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eracode:

 

How many cables do you have? How about these - and there are other similar clips available at Bunnings:

 

https://www.bunnings.co.nz/perma-removable-cable-holder-clips-12pk_p00535534

 

https://www.bunnings.co.nz/command-clear-round-cord-clips-10-pack_p00312255

 

https://www.bunnings.co.nz/permastik-home-essentials-small-cable-clips-4-pack_p03950440

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Ohhh! Perfect! I just ran an rj45 cable around the baseboards and I am in the vicinity of Bunnings tomorrow. :) Nice co-incidence.

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