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Cable Rail Installation
Tools Needed:

Pencil
Measuring Tape
Electric Power Drill
Drill Bits
Hammer
Cable Cutters or Cut-Off Disk
Vise-Grip Pliers
7/16″ Wrench
Electric Grinder
Hack Saw or Electric Reciprocating Saw
Cable Lacing Needle
Safety Glasses
Work Gloves

Just follow these simple steps:

Mark drill hole locations. For safety, space cables no more than 3 inches apart and have a post or vertical spacer at least every 3 feet.

Drill holes in one end post for Threaded Terminal fittings, holes in the other end post for the QuickConnect-SS™ fittings and holes in all other intermediate posts. As an option to drilling a large hole all the way through the post for the QuickConnect-SS™ fitting, we recommend counterboring the fitting.

Drill Hole Chart 1/8″ Size

Assembly Size 1/8″
5/16″ Threaded Term.
1/4″ Post Intermediate
3/8″ Post QuickConnect Post

Assembly Size 3/16″
3/8″ Threaded Term.
1/4″ Post Intermediate
9/16″ Post QuickConnect Post

Assembly Size 1/4″
7/16″ Threaded Term.
5/16″ Post Intermediate
9/16″ Post QuickConnect Post

(WOOD FRAMES ONLY)
Insert Protector Sleeves into post holes wherever the cable enters at an angle and has a tendency to cut into the wood (e.g. stair transition posts or outside faces of double corner posts). Tap in until flush.

Pass the Threaded Terminals through the end post and attach a Flat Washer and Washer-Nut. Spin the Washer-Nut until about 1/4″ of thread is exposed on the end. For angled terminations such as stair posts,

Using a Cable Lacing Needle (optional) lace the cable through the intermediate posts and through the opposite end post. Slip a Flat Washer and QuickConnect-SS™ fitting on to each loose cable end and continue sliding until the fittings rest against the post face.

Hold the QuickConnect-SS™ fitting with one hand and pull the cable tight with the other. The QuickConnect-SS™ automatically locks when you release the cable.

Using a 7/16″ wrench, tighten the Washer-Nuts on the Threaded Terminals until you cannot flex the cables more than 4 inches apart. Hold the shaft of the Threaded Terminal with Vise-Grip pliers while tightening.

After all the cables are fully tightened apply 2 drops of Loctite® #290 (included with each order) to the threads just in front of the Washer-Nut so that it penetrates into the Washer-Nut. Allow the Loctite® #290 to dry for at least 10 minutes. Trim-off the excess threads on the Threaded Terminal fittings as close to the Washer-Nut as possible using a hand hack saw, reciprocating saw or electric grinder with a cut-off disk. Touch-up sharp ends with a grinding disk.

Using cable cutters or an electric grinder with cut-off disk, trim the excess cable from behind the QuickConnect-SS™ fittings. Grind flush the exposed cable ends with a grinding disk.

Snap-on End Caps over the exposed QuickConnect-SS™ fittings and Washer-Nuts. You’re done. Enviro-Magic® Cleander can be applied for lasting protection of stainless steel cable and parts.

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