Normally the stuff over on r/modular is like the antithesis of this subreddit, but this was a nice surprise.
The patch cables are even color-coded to match the sliders.
Source: https://www.reddit.com/r/modular/comments/1vrnvug/the_best_looking_patch_cables_system_at/
Cosmopolitan- Vegas
Built a little web app to plan my layout. It lets me put in my destinations, their requirements, and and drag and drop each one onto a port on my keystone panel. I can also rearrange connections between the keystone and the switches. It will throw alerts if power requirements for that destination arent met
They sag like 1/4" or so without support and on turns even with a comb one pops up. How do I fix that?
Boss says this has to be perfect, and I have a decent start. But there's going to be about 140 more cables coming up from beneath to the rack.
Work in progress.
In April this year I moved into a 1941 house. After lots of renovation and having to add a new 10 amp circuit and grounding rod just for my desk, I'm pretty proud of how my entertainment room is coming out.
it still needs a permanent solution for charging my phone and VR headset, another outlet for my TV that I can hide behind the furniture and a cat 6 cable running from downstairs to the attic and to my desk, as well as some decorative features.