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Old 11-03-2008, 03:29 PM
knothead knothead is offline
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Originally Posted by cambion View Post
A practical question for rigging experts.

I have 9/32" and 1/4" swage terminals which I want to swage to 7mm and 6 mm metric wire.
9/32"=7.1 mm so the difference is not that big.. but 1/4"=6.3 mm - 0.3mm is substantial difference. I am not too familiar with the swaging process - is it safe to try something like this or not? I am quite positive that .1 mm is fine for 9/32" terminals , but not sure about 1/4" on 6 mm wire

thanks in advance.
9/32" wire is virtually the same diameter as 7mm wire. Don't think that's a problem.
But I would not recommend swaging a 1/4" terminal onto 6mm wire and using it for standing rigging.
Perhaps if you used a diamond dust or something and ran it through the machine a couple of times with the same orientation and it was use in an application where it wouldn't be tested. Like maybe a ground level architectural railing or something.

I still would pull test it before trusting it.

What kind of machine are you using?
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