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Where to get U channel tubing?

witnessmenow · 2009-07-18 11:14:02

I see on a lot of videos when people make cuts into cases they put something on afterwards called "U channel tubing" (i think) I'll probably be making a few cuts into my case for cable management and want to take away the sharp edges, anyone know where i can get the stuff? Would some where like B&Q or woodies have…

18-07-2009 11:14am

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I see on a lot of videos when people make cuts into cases they put something on afterwards called "U channel tubing" (i think)

I'll probably be making a few cuts into my case for cable management and want to take away the sharp edges, anyone know where i can get the stuff? Would some where like B&Q or woodies have something that would do the same job?

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#2 18-07-2009 11:34am

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Retail; Maplin would be your best bet, but the local Electical wholesalers might have something suitable. You could also keep the holes to a stardard size and use the gromets that are used on the metal backplates of standard electical fittings.

Otherwise Farnell's or Radio Spares will have what you want online.

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