Having trouble finding the proper output jack on the back of your computer for your headphones? Instructables user philip42 suggests using a school supply favourite, reinforcement labels, to help you find the right audio jack easier. More »
If the back or side of your desk is cluttered with cables that you can’t run along the underside of your desk because they’re too short or you need access to them, a simple clay flower pot and some foam pads may be all that’s necessary to clean it all up and get those cables under control. More »
Pegs are a handy tool for clipping and organising a wide variety of things, but Instructables user timwikander wanted a little more out of his, so he created a simple way to mount the peg onto tabletops or car visors. More »
If you carry headphones with you everywhere you go but can’t seem to find a tangle-free wrapping method that works for you, look no further than the duct tape of office supplies, the binder clip. More »
If your desk is tucked into a nook or corner and the cables are out of control, you can conceal the cords with a cheap beaded panel from a hardware store. More »
We’ve featured some elaborate solutions for storing unused cables, ranging from headphone-style wrapping to toilet paper roll constructions. Reader Stuart points out that if you don’t have specialist ties, you can get good results with nothing more than paper and sticky tape. More »
