I was a contractor for Bell Atlantic back in the 90`s , I know all about the waxed cord . Also , always leave a pull string in your conduits , because you will have to add something .
There will be pull strings everywhere. Doing my best to future proof this since those wings will be real hard to work in through the tiny access panels after install that bottom skin.
Thanks, Its CTPA Flexible Conduit - 20mm from wirecare.com. The clips are available from Flyboy accessories. They are 3d printed. I ended up modifying and printing a bunch of my own I also made a wire clip version for zip tying wires and or items to the outside of the conduit using the ribs in the conduit to lock it in place.
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Enjoyed watching . Just enough to know this old farmer just doesn’t have the patience but I sure enjoy watching you
I was a contractor for Bell Atlantic back in the 90`s , I know all about the waxed cord . Also , always leave a pull string in your conduits , because you will have to add something .
There will be pull strings everywhere. Doing my best to future proof this since those wings will be real hard to work in through the tiny access panels after install that bottom skin.
I like your conduit setup, what type are you using and what are the mounting brackets. I haven't seen those before.
Thanks, Its CTPA Flexible Conduit - 20mm from wirecare.com. The clips are available from Flyboy accessories. They are 3d printed. I ended up modifying and printing a bunch of my own I also made a wire clip version for zip tying wires and or items to the outside of the conduit using the ribs in the conduit to lock it in place.