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Zip Tie Practice

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  1. All these terms are equivalent. Same thing. We use "zip tie" at IMADE3D. If you have a Zip Tie Gun, we COMPLETELY recommend using it to speed up your build, however, Vise-grip can get zip ties tighter. (Basic zip tie gun costs less than $20 in the US) Rule of thumb: use vise grip for X-bearings and all smooth rods. Use zip tie gun for other things as desired.

    • All these terms are equivalent. Same thing. We use "zip tie" at IMADE3D.

    • If you have a Zip Tie Gun, we COMPLETELY recommend using it to speed up your build, however, Vise-grip can get zip ties tighter. (Basic zip tie gun costs less than $20 in the US) Rule of thumb: use vise grip for X-bearings and all smooth rods. Use zip tie gun for other things as desired.

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