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I use corrugated split tubing to bundle and protect cables. It is available at any automotive supplies store.
Modified from the cable baby hat pattern to be an adult-sizes hat
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Direct United States Cable, c. 1880
Siemens Brothers, London
5 different cable samples with lacquered-brass collars
Mahogany case
Purchase of the Museum
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Here I used a 45mm length of 3/16" steel rod fed through the cable guides and zip-tied down to the top tube to aid in the alignment.
I helped my folks re-arrange the living room, with my focus being the TV and A/V components. Much to my un-surprise, there was a plethora of unnecessary cables attached to the rears of everything. After sorting the mess and re-hooking things up this was the lot I was left with. It may not look like much, but keep in mind the TV has one cable box (which was hooked up via coax) and one dvd player. How these cables ended up in the mix is an absolute mystery to me.