Homemade Extension Cord Winder at Rachel Summerville blog

Homemade Extension Cord Winder. Wind up the extension cord starting with the male end, secure the male plug through one of the wheel slots, leaving it out and accessible to plug it into the wall or a short. You can also look in the comments to see an photo of a cord on a spool that overheated. Tired of tangled extension cords? With just a scrap piece of plywood and a jigsaw, you can create a custom holder to keep your cords in one neat, tidy spot. Look no further than this easy and affordable diy extension cord holder! I've been on a paracord buying spree and needed a storage solution; Welder, lathe, electric heater, microwave, (most power tools and appliances really). I've been using the first one as a template so i can make them all pretty standard, but you'll see those existing cuts even in the first steps. An extension cord holder that will keep all your extension cords neat and tidy until the next time you need them. Here are the sturdy, easy to make cardboard winders i've come up with. Long story short, if you are using an extension cord it is best to unwind it completely when you use it, especially if you are putting a high load on it (i.e. This is a simple, easy to do project that you will really get to appreciate after using it, if you have any extension cords. I would round over the edges of the front l shaped pieces just to save my knuckles from harm when wrapping the cord for storage.

This is a simple, easy to do project that you will really get to appreciate after using it, if you have any extension cords. Tired of tangled extension cords? Welder, lathe, electric heater, microwave, (most power tools and appliances really). Long story short, if you are using an extension cord it is best to unwind it completely when you use it, especially if you are putting a high load on it (i.e. Wind up the extension cord starting with the male end, secure the male plug through one of the wheel slots, leaving it out and accessible to plug it into the wall or a short. With just a scrap piece of plywood and a jigsaw, you can create a custom holder to keep your cords in one neat, tidy spot. An extension cord holder that will keep all your extension cords neat and tidy until the next time you need them. I've been using the first one as a template so i can make them all pretty standard, but you'll see those existing cuts even in the first steps. I would round over the edges of the front l shaped pieces just to save my knuckles from harm when wrapping the cord for storage. Here are the sturdy, easy to make cardboard winders i've come up with.

Best Way To Wind Long Extension Cord at Melissa Brown blog

Homemade Extension Cord Winder With just a scrap piece of plywood and a jigsaw, you can create a custom holder to keep your cords in one neat, tidy spot. Wind up the extension cord starting with the male end, secure the male plug through one of the wheel slots, leaving it out and accessible to plug it into the wall or a short. You can also look in the comments to see an photo of a cord on a spool that overheated. Look no further than this easy and affordable diy extension cord holder! This is a simple, easy to do project that you will really get to appreciate after using it, if you have any extension cords. Tired of tangled extension cords? Welder, lathe, electric heater, microwave, (most power tools and appliances really). Long story short, if you are using an extension cord it is best to unwind it completely when you use it, especially if you are putting a high load on it (i.e. An extension cord holder that will keep all your extension cords neat and tidy until the next time you need them. I would round over the edges of the front l shaped pieces just to save my knuckles from harm when wrapping the cord for storage. I've been on a paracord buying spree and needed a storage solution; I've been using the first one as a template so i can make them all pretty standard, but you'll see those existing cuts even in the first steps. With just a scrap piece of plywood and a jigsaw, you can create a custom holder to keep your cords in one neat, tidy spot. Here are the sturdy, easy to make cardboard winders i've come up with.