Subj : Re: Seeking cable management ideas....
To   : Pancho
From : Andrew Smallshaw
Date : Wed Jun 19 2024 21:23:38

On 2024-06-13, Pancho <Pancho.Jones@proton.me> wrote:
> On 12/06/2024 21:45, Andrew Smallshaw wrote:
>
>> The simple act of coiling a cable induces a twist in it, which will
>> try to straighten itself out after you release it.
>
> You should use "the over under method", to induce a twist in opposite
> directions with each loop. Overall, the twists cancel out.

Different way of achieving the same result.  I looked it up and
tried it and yes it works but it just seems a more involved process
that doesn't commit to muscle memory in quite the same way but that
is probably more habit than anything else, indeed playing with
these things I found it hard _not_ to automatically apply the BBC
method.

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Andrew Smallshaw
andrews@sdf.org

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