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    Solve your cable clutter with just a CD spindle and scissors

    It isn't the best solution you'll ever see, but it sure is cheap and easy.
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    Re: Solve your cable clutter with just a CD spindle and scissors

    Ingenious!
    Finally a use for those blasted things. If you use the 25 or 50 size spindles i'm sure they would be more conspicious.

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    Re: Solve your cable clutter with just a CD spindle and scissors

    ok, i would try it out... but where would all my spare CD's live?

    Takes me years to go through a spindle of them...

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