I have a 3/16 wire cable that I need to secure using 3/8 steel bolts. Do you have a product that will meet that need?
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This product will accommodate 3/16 cable. Diameter of screw is only 3/16 and shaft is 1inch long. Backing this screw out and replacing with 3/8 would probably break the plastic housing IMO. If you want to take that chance go for it. Make no mistake though, this is pretty tough plastic and the bite this cable holder has is rock solid using the screw that is supplied. I have this securing rg6 cable to aluminium siding on the house and this hasn't budged in a 45mph wind. Good luck!
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Most likely, you need 1/2-13 X 3 carriage bolts (1/2-inch diameter, 13 threads per inch, 3 inches in length). Stainless steel is best.
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The cable is made of carbon-strengthened steel. I'm sure there may be some bolt-cutter out there that could do the job, but not your ordinary bolt-cutter. I can't think of a safer solution other than locking your iMac up in a safe.
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3/8 should work. You only need enough room for the side flange and the screws.
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You could run a very thin cable though the holes. I've thought about this myself, and wondered how would I keep the cable from coming back through? Make a loop then clamp maybe? I suppose you could drill the holes bigger or add holes with a heavy duty drill and bit, but I personally would not tamper with a high quality safe like this.
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3/8 should work fine, if you want more piece of mind, use the 1/2 cord. I am amazed at the strength of the 3/8 red cord.
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The cable is thin steel with plastic covering. You will need decent wire cutters to trim the ends to your size.
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You can cut the cord to any length. I pull the outer material past the end, then use a lighter to prevent fraying. The 3/8 is very thick for heavy applications. I tied a perfection loop knot and put brass swivel clips in the loops created by the perfection loop knot which is one of the few knots that hold bungee material. See: http://www.animatedknots.com/perfection/ The metal hooks you are looking for are typically made for smaller diameter bungee cords.
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It certainly crimps coper ferrules and lugs over copper wire. I do not know on steel cable however if that is what you're asking.
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Hello;I use 5/16 bolts with washers and nuts. I have also made some clamping straps from 1/8" x 1/2"x 2" mild steel drilled and tapped to standard 5/16 threads.Hope this helps,Charlie
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I am using it with skill router model 1823 but I think most of brands can be use (6" foot with three bolts).
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Hi Nick. I have not seen connectors like this given a size (#8 or #10) so cant answer your question in the format you asked. It it helps, I looked at the strip and you could get anything from a solid or a stranded 12g to 22g wire into the hole though would probably tin the light duty stuff before putting it in so it had better stiffness and firm grip.
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I don't know but any with a hook should work. Just avoid having the bottom as the heaviest part to avoid/reduce swinging. I don't have a problem with my setup and don't use any extra fasteners.
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I would use 3/8". You will need to purchase a barbed tube fitting 3/8" tube x 1/2 npt
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I purchased the locking hitch tite and locking 8 foot cable. Both work great. Saris Locking Hitch Tite Saris Locking 8-Foot Cable
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It would not require more torque to secure. It takes same amount of torque to loosen. This product prevents the development of conditions that would lead to using more torque later and/or seizing of bolt in position with possible breakage due to additional torque applied.
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Not made for large gauge wires. I think it will handle up to 18-16 awg no problem