Running cables down from a new projector to the wall plates went well until I found that I can't terminate the VGA cable in a deep box and wallplate. I planned to run the cable down through some sort of surface raceway, into a box, and thence to a VGA wall plate.
Problem 1: The wall is cinder blocks, so I can't embed anything in it. I have to surface mount the box.
Problem 2: The cable doesn't bend enough.
Problem 3: The plug doesn't even fit through a 1" KO.
Problem 4: Leaving the cable hanging on the wall isn't shiny enough for this project.
So how do I get this cable to the wall plate without destroying it?
The intent with using the wall plate is so that someone can take a cheap 6' VGA cable and connect their laptop to the projector without fiddling with the loose end of a cable.
Problem 1: The wall is cinder blocks, so I can't embed anything in it. I have to surface mount the box.
Problem 2: The cable doesn't bend enough.
Problem 3: The plug doesn't even fit through a 1" KO.
Problem 4: Leaving the cable hanging on the wall isn't shiny enough for this project.
So how do I get this cable to the wall plate without destroying it?
The intent with using the wall plate is so that someone can take a cheap 6' VGA cable and connect their laptop to the projector without fiddling with the loose end of a cable.