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:lmfao:




It's a trailer. I'm not sure that helps. I can drive screws into studs without a drill or applying an extra pressure to the screwdriver.



My gut says loop. That's what my gut also said when I built a pedalboard when I played in bands in high school. I'm sure I still have around 15 or so yards of Velcloth left somewhere, but I'm tired of looking for it. (Side note: I didn't want to be stuck to a single configuration on my board. I had around 20 pedals, and was constantly buying, selling, and trading them. So I shopped around for Velcloth and ended up buying it from the manufacturer. Minimum order was 20 yards, which was about 20 times what I needed. But hey, I got it for $11 shipped.)

then in that case take a butter knife cut a hole in the wall - stuff router in said hole. remove dead mice, place cut out piece back hold in place with elmers glue. :lmfao:

duct tape?
 

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We gotta know the purpose!

If it's to hold a beer, you've got it all wrong, you need duct tape.

If it's to hold some kind of tool, you've still got it all wrong, you need bailing wire.

Velcro is for clean laundry (or socks and underwear you've only worn for one day), and so you need the hook side on the wall, that way all you gotta do is smack the socks or whatever against it, and BAM! there they are for you in the morning!
 

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I completely missed hte last line of your post Veggie.

For your purpose, bailing wire all the way. double it over, screw it into the antenna port on the router, and hang it from the ceiling. 2 for 1, antenna and mount!
 

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We gotta know the purpose!

If it's to hold a beer, you've got it all wrong, you need duct tape.

If it's to hold some kind of tool, you've still got it all wrong, you need bailing wire.

Velcro is for clean laundry (or socks and underwear you've only worn for one day), and so you need the hook side on the wall, that way all you gotta do is smack the socks or whatever against it, and BAM! there they are for you in the morning!

I actually have a bailing wire beer bottle holder on my tool cart... the Craftsman Bottle Wrench hangs next to it...

You could pull a Dutch Door Action move, one strip hook, one strip loop.

Spicing things up like that is what make's life worth living.

But cereally, how often do you plan on taking the router off the wall?

I don't. The intent on where it is being mounted is to hide the 9/16" hole that the cable to the Internet antenna and the cable to the cell phone antenna is going through.

I'll have to get permission from my wife to pull any Dutch Door Action moves...

I completely missed hte last line of your post Veggie.

For your purpose, bailing wire all the way. double it over, screw it into the antenna port on the router, and hang it from the ceiling. 2 for 1, antenna and mount!

It's in the living room, so it must pass the lady's approval.

If it were in the garage, I would made a cradle out of bailing wire, with a bungee cord to ensure that it didn't fall out because it got hit by something.
 

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It's in the living room, so it must pass the lady's approval.

Meh, dip it pink paint and it should pass, right?

If it were in the garage, I would made a cradle out of bailing wire, with a bungee cord to ensure that it didn't fall out because it got hit by something.

Impact induced by the liquid contained in the now empty apparatus mentioned below?

I actually have a bailing wire beer bottle holder on my tool cart...
 

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