Hello My cable wire slipped out of the connector. Once a metal connector has been crimped down can the connector be widened uncrimped via a crimper tool so can insert wire? Or do i need to buy new connectors
Hi, the metal tensioner cannot be reused after being crimped. But you could choose our swageless cable tensioners like CB16, CB05, and CR59. You can check our website for more swageless tensioners - www.muzatarailing.com/collections/swageless.
Currently, we don't have the formula to help you calculate the length of the cable you should cut. We will feedback this to our technical team, thanks for your suggestion.
A guy on another video said to measure the length of the run post to post, then subtract 1.5" from your cable length and that should work out perfectly.
@@MuzataCableRailingLEDChannelI'm referring to the spacing for cable in regards to the 4" sphere test, not the post spacing. For example could i space the cables at 3.5" or what is the max?
@@ricardohernandez5399 Sorry for misunderstanding your question. According to the IRC, the max cable spacing is 3.5". And we recommend 3" cable spacing for most projects in case of strict local code in some states.
Do you manufacture your SS316 cable to a MILSPEC rating? Do you publish or provide a chemical analysis of your SS316 cable products? What other industrial standards govern corrosion resistance? Our installation will be in a marine environment.
Hi, thanks for asking. We can provide a chemical analysis of the T316 cable if you need it. You can contact us by email, our email address is support@muzata.com.
is there a more accurate way to measure the cable length so that when the screws are screwed in to tension, none (or very little) of the threads are left visible?
Our video has detailed instructions on how many lengths of railing need to be cut for the corresponding cable railing, or you can check out our Amazon store, where each cable railing's picture description is indicated.
Hi Lisa, the answer is yes. For this system, we recommend the maximum span between two end posts is 15Ft. So you can tension the 12Ft length of the cable tight enough.
Hi, thanks for your comment. We have an invisible terminal CR73, which can be hidden inside the wood post without threads showing. Here is the link to CR73:www.muzatarailing.com/products/cr73-2; And you can contact us by email; our email address is support@muzata.com.
Yes, it can. In order to ensure the safety and stability of the cable railing system, we recommend that the maximum distance between the two ends should not exceed 20'.
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Hello My cable wire slipped out of the connector. Once a metal connector has been crimped down can the connector be widened uncrimped via a crimper tool so can insert wire? Or do i need to buy new connectors
Hi, the metal tensioner cannot be reused after being crimped. But you could choose our swageless cable tensioners like CB16, CB05, and CR59. You can check our website for more swageless tensioners - www.muzatarailing.com/collections/swageless.
Hi do you have a formula to figure out how much shorter to cut cable to plan on minimal threads showing on bolts?
Currently, we don't have the formula to help you calculate the length of the cable you should cut. We will feedback this to our technical team, thanks for your suggestion.
A guy on another video said to measure the length of the run post to post, then subtract 1.5" from your cable length and that should work out perfectly.
What is the maximum cable spacing allowed for this rail system?
Hi, the max cable spacing is 15ft for this rail system.
@@MuzataCableRailingLEDChannelI'm referring to the spacing for cable in regards to the 4" sphere test, not the post spacing. For example could i space the cables at 3.5" or what is the max?
@@ricardohernandez5399 Sorry for misunderstanding your question. According to the IRC, the max cable spacing is 3.5". And we recommend 3" cable spacing for most projects in case of strict local code in some states.
Thanks for sharing!
What size bit do I use to crimp?
There are 3/8 '', 11/32'' , 9/32'', 3/16'' 4 sizes bit you need to use. th-cam.com/video/skGKf9EPPkg/w-d-xo.html
Do I need the hydraulic crimper? Or can I use a regular manual swaging tool (that I already own)?
hi there.I think you need a hydraulic crimper for stainless steel swaging. Please search CT01 on our website to find it.www.muzatarailing.com
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I installed the 1/8" cable with swags. I noticed cable are becoming loose. Any advice?
Do you manufacture your SS316 cable to a MILSPEC rating? Do you publish or provide a chemical analysis of your SS316 cable products? What other industrial standards govern corrosion resistance? Our installation will be in a marine environment.
Hi, thanks for asking. We can provide a chemical analysis of the T316 cable if you need it. You can contact us by email, our email address is support@muzata.com.
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is there a more accurate way to measure the cable length so that when the screws are screwed in to tension, none (or very little) of the threads are left visible?
Our video has detailed instructions on how many lengths of railing need to be cut for the corresponding cable railing, or you can check out our Amazon store, where each cable railing's picture description is indicated.
Thank you for your sharing!
Can you use this system and get the tension tight enough with a 12 foot length of cable?
Hi Lisa, the answer is yes. For this system, we recommend the maximum span between two end posts is 15Ft. So you can tension the 12Ft length of the cable tight enough.
Great system but I don't like the threads showing :(
Hi, thanks for your comment. We have an invisible terminal CR73, which can be hidden inside the wood post without threads showing. Here is the link to CR73:www.muzatarailing.com/products/cr73-2; And you can contact us by email; our email address is support@muzata.com.
@@MuzataCableRailingLEDChannel thanks for the info- !!
@@americanpancakelive You are welcome; please feel free to contact us whenever you need further information.
How long does it take for the cable wire to begin to rust?
Our products are made of T316 stainless steel, they won't be rust for many years.
WHat is the recommended length from point to point? Can you go 16 feet?
Generally, the max span of CK17 is 20ft , for straight sections.
Yes, it can. In order to ensure the safety and stability of the cable railing system, we recommend that the maximum distance between the two ends should not exceed 20'.