Honeywell HOLDER-008-U Desktop/Wall Mount Holder, Includes 1300G and Mounting Screws

One essential skill of being able to organize computer equipment is the ability to properly wall-mount things. For example, you may want to wall-mount a power strip, or a cable modem, or - believe it or not - I've even wall-mounted Mac Minis before. It is possible. Watch, and I'll show you how. I essentially use two different methods depending upon whether the object to be mounted is designed to be wall-mounted or not. I'm going to show you both methods. First we'll start with this power strip. This was actually designed to be wall-mounted, as is evident by the wall mounting holes present on the bottom. Here's the trick I learned to make this a piece of cake. First: lay the object on a piece of paper and trace around it with a pen. Then use scissors and cut out the template. Next: we need to get an outline of the mounting holes. Now, there are two ways to accomplish this. One is with yo