Pretty cool way to store extension cords.

[stephen4785]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eaEv9wm6gy0

[Stunter Bob]

Thats pretty nifty, ill have to try that some day

[stephen4785]

Thats pretty nifty, ill have to try that some day

I just took all of my 50ft+ cords and did them that way. Doesnt work to well with anything less than 20

[SSMAN]

I just took all of my 50ft+ cords and did them that way. Doesnt work to well with anything less than 20

I do all of mine that way. On the shorter ones, don't fold them in half. Just start at one end and start the process. Pretty much tangle proof..

[SSsierra90]

thats pretty cool

[stephen4785]

I do all of mine that way. On the shorter ones, don't fold them in half. Just start at one end and start the process. Pretty much tangle proof..

Good point.

[AdRock]

I wrap all my cords in the over under fashion just like a I wrap all musical cables. This way keeps the cord perfectly straight and doesn't dovelop a memory. Here's a vid from Youtube on it.

[Da Prez]

thats cool...

[8mpg]

pretty cool

[0 GT 2]

That's how I've learned to store them my whole life. I always started from the end though, learned something new.

[scootro]

yep that works pretty good i've been doing that for years!

[JimD]

Cool idea, but i keep mine on reels, fuck all that shit..

[HarrisonTX]

I thought everyone who has even the slightest bit of construction experience knew this...
Until I was on an Army construction job. I was promptly yelled at for this.
It's a thing of genius. It dosnt tangle, and you only have to un-do the amount you need.

The guy who yelled at me said it took to long.. God, if he only knew
He also said the following statements the night BO was elected.
"My president has nappy hair"
"That man can do no wrong in my eyes"
Both said with a look of satisfaction on his face.

[01yz2nv]

Thats called a daisy chain. Its how we store our webbing for high angle rescue.

[Frank]

That's cool. One of the reasons I dread using my edger is because of the cord. I just went out in the garage and tried it. Worked great.