Laura´s Wire Organizer
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 10 ก.ย. 2024
- I bought all this Wire on a Fleamarket last week for 10 Euros.
I hate tangled up Cables and Wires so i decided fix this Problem
Check out my Instagram to see a rough Sketch for this Wire Organizer.
This Project is quite simple and you don´t need a lot of Tolls to build it.
BTW this is my 50th Build video on my Channel...crazy huh?
Let me know what you think in the Comments.
Thanks for watching!!
Music by Epidemic Sound (www.epidemicsou...)
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I love that you took what might have been a very simple build and added razor blades and o-rings. Beautiful work as always.
0:13 Whoa, what an ingenious way to use a washer for marking!
thought that was just me who loved that bit!
That is the sexiest wire management I've ever seen. The razor blade fix is genius!
Michael Lawing word!
Jesus christ, I came here to learn stuff and 8 seconds into your video and you already taught me that a washer can be used as a perfect tracing space. THAT DIDN'T TAKE LONG.
ha, that´s awesome!
Brilliant. A wire dispenser that not only dispenses wire, but cuts it to length, too. This sort of thing looks like it could easily be turned into a commercial product that would sell very well.
So many good ideas in a single project. Way to go.
This is classic Laura, every centimeter of this piece is considered. Great video!
I may not be as crafty but I can recognize talent when I see it. Amazing solution!
Art & function in the dispenser & in the video: both do all that is needed & are pleasure to view.
Laura, this is cool enough to leave me speechless. Re-purposing things to make other things - like the LEDs and the razor blades - really rocks. (I guess I wasn't quite speechless after all)
I love your use of the tiny light bulb insulators and the flute is so playful! Nevertheless, I winced the first time you ran your finger over the razor blade to show us that it won't cut you, but will cut the wire. Brilliant story telling Laura.
A Sunday without a project brought to us by Laura is not the same - thanks Laura, once again a good idea brilliantly filmed.
hand cut snap ring groove like a boss
I've never seen a woman do so nice thing you are very creative ... congratulations !!!
OMG i was blow away with the super glue trick... Awesome.. That was a cool project. A very clever design too.
Hundreds of ultra tight, super zoomed in shots. Makes it difficult to "get the big picture" about what you're building. Thanks - Lumpy
the washer trick is clever. thanks for sharing
Wire fixation and cutting mechanism in one. Genius!
"A designer knows she has achieved perfection not when there is nothing left to add, but when there is nothing left to take away."
Antoine de Saint-Exupery
Lovely, brilliant work, Laura
i love you, andy!
Why, thank you! The feeling is more than mutual, my friend.
Very cool indeed. Like the razor blade touch to it, and the easy way to change out the empty rolls....
That washer trick is so genius!
a simple design with a simple function yet amazing
A really great project!
But one idea i would have too: to de-isulate the last end, you can put a second row of "nifes" over the existing ones. In the middle there is a hole in size of the wire and then it would cut AND de-isolate the wire while grabbing it.
You are great, stay tuned!
Your creativity and ideas are awesome, watching your videos motivate me to go in the garage and make things. Look forward to more videos.
I like how you used the polished diamond plate, aluminum angle iron and razor blades as the materials for the wire organizer.
Great project -- I loved that you went the extra mile and threaded everything, and made all those blades removable, such attention to detail! Thanks so much!
That is so well made!!! And my mouth dropped at how cool the washer trick was to mark out the spool radius! Maybe one thing you could do is make the razor blades adjustable so when they get dull in one spot you can shift them over. Nice build! 😀
That's very cool. I want to get to the point where I can go and make the things I need. Be a "maker". You are such an inspiration.
you will get there! the only thing that you need to do to get there is spend a lotof time in the shop...which is fun!
That is positively great for a prototyping or development workbench.
Your work and ideas keep getting better and better Laura. I have some inspiration for the today now. Thanks for sharing.
that is great! have fun in the shop!!
Great improvement to the standard wire storage solution
Ahh, it's always nice to see you make something! Thanks for making my Sunday better Laura! ;)
thank you! my sundays are pretty awesome too with all these lovely comments comming in :)
Very cool, Laura. Im impressed with how meticulous you are with the details. And I always say yes to diamond plate. ;-) Well done again sweet lady. Troy
That is very good indeed - what else would we expect!
Awesome idea and beautiful production / making. I love sundays...😊🖒
Woah... nice job. The razor blade trick is genius.
Dear Laura, many wows, I rally like this, both functional and (to) great art. Thank you for your sharing this with us. pierre from New Mexico
here we're all waiting for the sunday morning video (and Diresta ice pick is a classy touch, of course)
Wow, that's really cool! I have an imaginary workshop in my head after watching so many great creators/makers on youtube. Like Adam Savage, Simone Giertz, Frank Howarth, Jimmy Diresta, William Osman.. If I sometime in the future get my very own hobby workspace I'll definitely copy this little contraption because it's so cool! Thank you for being an inspiration!
very clever, love the wire cutting blades. thanks for sharing
What a cool relaxing vibe to watch your videos on a lazy Sunday morning :)
Works great and is a lovely thing to look at
Nice work Laura. Your videos are always so well put together.
Fantastic yet simple. Nice gratuitous use of the Diresta Ice-Pick too.
Yet another beautiful example of your great work!
Super nice and clean. The only real change I'd make if making my own would be to make a blade clamp that let's you make use of more parts of the blades.
I like how you lay out your marks. I learned a lot of great new techniques.
I give you five star on this little project is the best video homemade this month
Fantastic project! Well conceived, executed and filmed. Clever use of the razor blades. I like the music too, it's got that old school vibe that resonates with me.
You could mill some slots instead of the threaded holes that hold the razor blades, then you can move slightly the blades where they wear off, neat build anyway, love your works!
As always Laura, another awesome project, just love all the hard work you put into your video's, thanks for sharing x
thanks for appreciating it!
Yet another clean and groovy Laura design. You are inspiring me to organize wisely. Don't you just luv aluminum! It doesn't take a masters degree or special tools to cut the stuff and comes out shinny and pretty and doesn't rust....well....until you try and weld it....then it DOES take a masters degree.
that is on my list for sure! i really want to know how to weld aluminum!
The razor blade cutter is a great touch. With a bit of adjustment you might be able to use that idea as a stationary wire stripper as well. Ex. mounting two blades in steep V pattern or even trying to cut groove in blade itself.
Excellent build! So clean like all of your projects!
It looks like Jimmy D gave you a present while you were in NY... Fantastic, as usual... well done.
Excellent build and great music.
I love your wire organizer. It is much more organized than mine. I have a plastic box that all of my small spools of wire go into, but I have been thinking about using a box that I saw in the fishing department of my local sporting goods store, it is very similar to what you have made, just no cutter, and it's plastic. I see a lot of your projects, and wish I had half the shop that you have.
Holy shite! That is the neatest wire rack I have ever seen! Wicked kewl!
I need one for my van! 50 videos! Congratulations, I think I liked all of them!
thanks, paul!
Love all those close-ups.
Saw the razor blade and thought, "Impossible", but happy to see it was able to cut through the wire, haha. Great job!
Awesome! Love the razor blade cutters works so well!
Very nice work Laure. Like the razor blade part. Makes it a all in one solution. Keep up the good work!
so so clever....such a great project...things I noticed , love the blade cut off , I saw a DiResta icepick ...and your thumb nail is almost back to normal
..ha ha ha another great video Laura
I came here from Simone's channel and after watching for 13 seconds learnt something new and interesting. I think I'm gonna like it here ..... :) subbed
Just..... incredible. Wow.
nearing diresta status with your build skills and dare i say surpassing with your editing and camera work. very well done. that was amazing
Amazing!! Looks like the cutting ledge could have been a bit deeper, just for ease of use, but tough to know that at the start! Stellar project Laura!
Awesomely done, Laura! 😄 Beats the pants off the wooden dispenser I built years ago 😋 Great fun to watch, excellent start to Sunday morning 😄
That came out NICE! Love the diamond plate.
Great build and I loved Ron Burgundy on jazz flute!!! ...lol
hahaha!
H, I love your ideas, builds and videos, very professional and a joy to watch. thank you.
thanks, steve! that is great to hear!
Nice touch!!! I thought the razor blade trimmers was genius!
You're more than welcome, keep up the great work...
Such a great design! I need one. Also, loved the music in this. Thanks for sharing!
thanks, man!
Well done! New subscriber for a short time now. I really like how you repurposed and re-invented ways to use existing items. Great video skills. Thanks for sharing!
👏hey LAURA I loved this wire dispenser ... smart use of sharpener blade ... and I like and enjoy your videos always!. big 👍
The razor blade cutting are my favorite.
u r undeniably the coolest maker on youtube!
Nice to see your finger is back to normal and not black.
I have dreamed about a bigger box for my car for my work as ann elektrischer.
Maybe someday I'll make my one versjon.
Nice work.
Congrats on 50, thanks for sharing your builds.
I like the snap jump cut for the top piece. Great editing!
Way cool Laura. Well thought out. Looking forward to getting my TShirt
Wow, this is super cool. It gives me other ideas for organizers. Thanks for this video!
Magnificent design and execution
great build Laura! A little detail to add would be a little window to see how much wire is left on the roll.
Keep up the great work and see ya soon.
Laura, you're a genius!
thanks, martin. i don´t think that is true but it is still very nice to be called that :)
Laura this is absolutely badass! Your videos keep getting better and better, please keep up the good work! I will certainly keep watching
Well designed and well made Laura, a real pleasure to watch too. :)
Much more awesome than my piece of #8 fencing wire between two hooks. Inspirational, thanks. You know what you need now though? A roll of yellow wire :)
made my Sunday, another winner.
this channel is a delight.
That Diresta Icepick though...
Nice work.
Greetings from Portugal
Super swell ! very visually entertaining, all these little tricks along the way (like the sharpie in a washer riding along the circle).
And thanks, the drill & tap part gave me some ideas for an upcoming tacklebox choochoo train thing I gatta build...
Keep on trucking !
You are such an inspiration. Keep on doing what you do. You deserve more subscribers.
thanks, greg!
I laugh as my wire spools flail around on my desk when I grab a length. Nice design. Good video. Now I have another use for my 100 pack of razor blades. Thanks.... :)
haha, yeah, same here, i bought a whole carton of them on a fleamarket and thought...whoa, you need to come up with a lot of stuff to ever run out of razors
amazing ideas! just bummed I didn't find your channel sooner... you might get me to finally organize the garage now
Fantastic Laura! I really like the blades and cutting a groove to use clips on the tube.
Pretty cool I didn't think the razor blades would work but I guess with thin wire it would....I should make one for work :)
Soooo good. This is the first video I've watched of yours even though I've been hearing about you and listening to all your features on the various podcasts. Not sure what took me so long to get here but I love your style. Looking forward to watching more:)
glad you like my work! thanks for stopping by :)