Pullstart 62,834 #1 Posted April 25 I’d imagine this can be used in similar fashion to build a custom cable for a Horse. Pretty cool! 2 3 1 Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
peter lena 8,609 #2 Posted April 25 @Pullstart super lube , synthetic oil , keeps things moving , local H/W store , pete Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
ranger 1,750 #3 Posted April 25 If you have a cable break at the nipple, and don’t have a new one to replace it with, or a new nipple to repair the old one, drill a hole in a piece of wood the diameter you require. Then cut a slot using a hacksaw, etc, to the hole. Trim the cable and ‘Splay’ the end for grip. Dip the end in some soldering flux, then fit the cable into the slot, with the splayed end in the hole. Melt an old tire balance weight, and pour into the hole. Trim the new nipple to fit. This is how we used to repair, or make new cables for our motorbikes, more years ago than I like to remember! 2 Share this post Link to post Share on other sites