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PostPosted: January 11, 2021, 2:30 pm 
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Anyone know where I can buy some of these little dudes? They're typically found on motorcycles... super flexible and usually used to hold wiring/tubing in place.. I don't know what to call them to search them up, but surely they're easily found once I know what they're called.. any ideas?

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If you don't need the "variability" that those seem to give you by having a slot in the middle, there are vinyl coated "P Clamps" that are appropriate for a given diameter of tube or cable.

I'm having trouble finding ones that look exactly like those, though.


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Not that hard to make, now where did I put that can of Plastidip?

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Have you tried mcmastercarr.com? I feel like I saw something similar on there.

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PostPosted: January 12, 2021, 4:41 pm 
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Phew! Vinyl Coated Spring Clamps:
https://www.heyco.com/Nylon_PVC_Hardwar ... C_Hardware

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I'll seek them out there.. thanks for the replies and the help finding them :cheers:

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Those pieces have seen decreasing use since the invention of tie wraps.

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I think those that Matt showed are spring steel. The ones you want to use are dead soft so they can be easily bent to shape around the cables.

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