Using a tape measure and speed square, measure and cut the sides (A), ends (B), bottom (C), and lid (D) of the cable management box with a table saw or miter saw. Use a router and a straight-cut bit ...

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Organizing a tangle of cords is easier and less expensive than you might think. We show you how to tidy up your work and living spaces using household items you likely already have. I'm an expert in ...

Whether crumpled in a messy pile by your nightstand or climbing up the wall to the TV, a tangle of electrical cords is an eyesore. For those who work remotely, the home office brings even more ...

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If the front of your entertainment system looks sharp but the back is a mess of cables, wires, and ports that are all full, you're not alone. Whether you're just interested in cleaning it all up so it ...

If you are a tech head, you've probably amassed quite a collection of miscellaneous cables that you aren't currently using, but might need later on. Keep them organized and tangle-free with a few ...