How to achieve nice wire management results? Like you see on photos and stuff.

[KuraV12]

I see a lot of modchip installs in ps2’s i buy and online. I’ve became sort of fascinated with modding the ps2. (before i was obsessed with the og xbox for like 5 months, but when i got my first ps2, everything on my bench has since been ps2.) i have done one modchip rewiring myself, but it was very unprofessional. Joints were good, it’s just the wire management that was basic af. But i’ve ordered some modbo 5’s on ali and i’m preparing for a few installs, only problem i keep having is wire management. I have one super glue (pattex branded 1g tube) but it cures too slow, and the result of that is that i have to hold my wires to the board for an extremely long tome which hurts (others on the net don’t seem to he having this issue). Another thing is that it leaves a white powder type residue, i think it’s fine for the board, it just doesn’t look as good. Original Loctite glue is very expensive, and i don’t know what to do. Can anyone here give some tips?

 

[SylverReZ]

I see a lot of modchip installs in ps2’s i buy and online. I’ve became sort of fascinated with modding the ps2. (before i was obsessed with the og xbox for like 5 months, but when i got my first ps2, everything on my bench has since been ps2.) i have done one modchip rewiring myself, but it was very unprofessional. Joints were good, it’s just the wire management that was basic af. But i’ve ordered some modbo 5’s on ali and i’m preparing for a few installs, only problem i keep having is wire management. I have one super glue (pattex branded 1g tube) but it cures too slow, and the result of that is that i have to hold my wires to the board for an extremely long tome which hurts (others on the net don’t seem to he having this issue). Another thing is that it leaves a white powder type residue, i think it’s fine for the board, it just doesn’t look as good. Original Loctite glue is very expensive, and i don’t know what to do. Can anyone here give some tips?

Retro Gaming Arts has modchip install videos along with advice on how to improve your work, maybe you should give him a watch. For holding the wires together, I use a dab of super glue then I use a Q-Tip to spread it evenly to create a ribbon cabble. Do not use too much as it can rip the silicon tubing and damage the wires. Then, with a pair of tweezers, evenly fold and neaten them up so they reach the pads.

 

[KuraV12]

Retro Gaming Arts has modchip install videos along with advice on how to improve your work, maybe you should give him a watch. For holding the wires together, I use a dab of super glue then I use a Q-Tip to spread it evenly to create a ribbon cabble. Do not use too much as it can rip the silicon tubing and damage the wires. Then, with a pair of tweezers, evenly fold and neaten them up so they reach the pads.

Interesting, i'll try the q-tip technique. And i saw RGA's videos, perhaps i didn't watch them as thoroughly, i'll rewatch and see.