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DIY Tragic
Join Date: Apr 2018
Location: Sydney, more than not. I hate it.
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Two random questions in one day…
I’m hoping to cobble up some fairly lightweight security chain for stuff that is easier/more convenient to keep on the ute. Secure enough to deter the honest criminals. Have seen the motorbike security chains, they’re the general format but are shorter and stronger than what’s desired. Eg: https://www.amazon.com.au/OKG-Securi.../dp/B08R5HLRM2 Cable is less desirable as it won’t slump like a chain, and is harder to feed through multiple items without wanting to pull on them. I’ll probably be wanting a chain eight to ten feet long. Any suggestions on either vinyl sheathing (spec and source) or some sort of durable tube knit synthetic, would be useful. Any stories of what hasn’t worked for someone, might be informative, too. |
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Sheathed Chain for Security
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