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DIY AT-AT Cable Organizer

Jason Weisberger at 3:46 pm Fri, Apr 27, 2012

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This beautiful plywood cable organizer is available at Copious.

The DIY AT-AT is constructed in likeness of the Star Wars AT-AT, It's a geeks solution to keeping cables and wires organized at home or in the office. It's made from high grade plywood and it comes flat-packed. Nuts and screws are all included. It can also be painted to the color of your choice!
(Thanks, Cutter!)

Jason Weisberger is Boing Boing's publisher. He often does what he ought, instead of what he should. On instagram and twitter he is @jlw

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  • http://www.facebook.com/KBENBENEK Kurt Benbenek

    This is great. Not sure I would use it for wires and cables, though. I could actually use it in the kitchen to hold my Ginsu knife set.

  • TheMadLibrarian

    Pretty, but insufficient for my number of cables.  I would need an entire platoon of AT-ATs.

    • penguinchris

      I don’t see the problem?

  • BombBlastLightingWaltz

    WOW! Can also color it to the choice you like. Awesome!!

  • http://profile.yahoo.com/FRJD66AT6LQ6CZZ46XJO43A4FM Artor

    It’s a cool idea, but if they’re selling it as a kit, why are they calling it DIY? I’d think that suggests patterns for you to cut yourself and work up, not just some home assembly of pre-made parts.

    • nox

      You keep using that word. I do not think it means what you think it means.

      • http://profile.yahoo.com/FRJD66AT6LQ6CZZ46XJO43A4FM Artor

        DIY= Do It Yourself? Is there another definition I’m not aware of? Please enlighten me.

  • PurpleWyrm

    It’s cool, but to me it just doesn’t look like an AT-AT without the humped back.

    • Paul Renault

       It’s the station wagon version of an AT-AT.

    • penguinchris

      Agreed. It’s a neat idea, but as is it’s not an AT-AT. I wonder what they were thinking with the design – I’m sure they must know it doesn’t actually look like an AT-AT. Issues with structural integrity/ease of manufacture? Fear of copyright issues?

  • azaner

    I bet it would look more like an AT-AT if they bent the legs properly.  They should bend into forward-facing knees, like an elephant has.