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Welcome to the final video in our project series
this video is going to be covering what we’re gonna call
the angled and transition portion of this deck
and we broke this portion up into 3 separate cable runs
Now the first cable run is this short little cable run
you can see right here we ended up going with
our lag receiver swage stop as our end stop fitting
at our big six-by-six post and over here at our
four-by-four corner post we used a
swage stud assembly as our tensioning fitting
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Alright so something unique I kinda wanted to talk about
was this corner post in particular
so as you can see its serving as the corner post
for two cable runs we have our little bitty
short cable run which we have
our tensioner installed on the backside which is
our swage stud assembly and then for our
longer cable run we have an
end stop fitting that’s installed
on the backside of the post and that is
our low profile end stop now initially
we were gonna make this all one big cable run
but since the cable is gonna be entering this post
at such a sharp angle its why we ended up
breaking it up into two separate cable runs
keep that in mind on your own decks
at home if you ever have a scenario where you think
that the cable might be bending in or out
of your post at more than a 45 degree angle
you should really consider
just breaking it up into two separate cable runs
and not have to worry about any troublesome issues
you might have in the future
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So for the next section of this deck
we used a low profile end stop
on the backside of our corner post here
and then at the opposite end we used a through-post
swage stud assembly for our tensioning fitting
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So for the final cable run in this section
is gonna be this little short section here
we started off this cable run with a
lag receiver swage stop which is gonna be
at this post that is up against the house
we couldn’t access the backside of that post
which is why we used that lag receiver swage stop
and then our tensioning fitting over here
at our corner post is just gonna be a
through-post swage stud assembly
since we could access that backside
of that post
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So that’s gonna be a wrap for this
HAAS Stainless Project Video Series
we had an absolutely awesome time working
on this project and Shane and Christy
love the way that everything came out
If you have anymore questions about
this project in particular you check us out at
www.E-Rigging.com
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Is that good?
Producer: No
(Laughs)
Producer: Say something about it blowing up
like ‘hope it doesn’t blow up again’
So that’s gonna be a wrap for this
HAAS Stainless Cable Railing Video Series
We had an absolute blast on this project and
hopefully there’s no more blasting that’s gonna be done
and everything’s gonna stay intact this time
How was that?
Was that better?