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Subject: Load Capability of Click-Bond Studs
Date: Wed, 19 Jan 2000 22:33:33 -0800
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The only thing I noticed regarding these items in reference to the subject
line above is just how much they will UN-load your wallet. There are many
ways to tie down your wiring and hoses without enriching, to a ridiculous
extent, the manufacturer of these gizmos. IMHO, anybody that can charge a
buck for something that is worth a dime is gouging the homebuilder (or
anybody that uses them, for that matter) just because they're "aircraft
parts".

Of course, as I've said here before, "you pays your money and you takes your
chances". In this case, that goes in spades!!!

Dan Schaefer

[I think finding ClickBonds for a buck would make them a bargain.  The
going rate is at least double that, and in many instances more, depending
on the style of the part.      <Marv>      ]
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