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16-02-19, 08:47
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excellent workmanship David. Project coming along quite well.
I first learned how to lace back in the early 1970s working for BC Tel. This was pre nylon cable ties. Working on the main frames cables had to be dressed neatly, proper bends and all hand stitched with lacing twine. If anyone here had visited Expo 86 in Vancouver in 1986 and visited the Russian building they would have seen more of this. They had a Soyuz capsule on display and cables were terminated with the same technique David is using. 
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