While true... RIP disk space.
hondaguy97386
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As someone who isn't a woodworker, but enjoys having things that make me happy- if you like the design and it makes you happy, go for it. You have nothing to lose but time, and if you learn something in the process (i.e. those tricky looking joints you mentioned) then you are ahead no matter what.
Very true if you are doing a lot of work like that. I was only suggesting the easiest method for what I assume would be a one time thing.
You're question sounds like you are running the wires. They make numbered stickers specifically for marking long pulls of wire so you don't have to test them. Just wrap a number around both ends and voila. https://www.amazon.com/Gardner-Bender-42-029-Booklet-Identification/dp/B000VZM37C?dib=eyJ2IjoiMSJ9.ovuOUGMUj8C_DNFC00PsO15E6OyQQs4s4YRCRQ5SIvBh8TpdDH5nLU03qL-42bh-oOJCoVFYwVtUPeQlqhKnzvZMXHJ9RhzUumZprTY0Mrg_DQ7DSGe0DRcclV3BjnXeXLgg2Ko7AcPG_HShb6wik2ckoe52dNfzxqzSttiSrLzwENDsAQBJxsJx8g9lw-2GsDbb2IobpirvO78ZRERnIA.ZX5nJbb1fav8j3hRfA9xqgHVaHZf91iFrAY574w2q8k&dib_tag=se&keywords=wire+number+labels&qid=1731039683&sr=8-3
Hell yeah! The birth od Metal was awesome. These kids today have no idea.
Fairies Wear Boots - Black Sabbath?
Isn't this the plot to the Bangkok level in Hitman 2016?
Well... that escalated quickly.
Yar har har matey!
A man of culture as well I see...
Stares confused in PC...
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I see being facetious is lost. Yes I know they don't use a lot of space, however, they do package all their own dependencies. That means you do end up with duplicates.