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Re: Anti Cable Slip?

You could drill a hole through a rotating bolt, pass the cable through and secure with crimps or clamps, either a single block behind the bolt, or loop the bitter end back around for a standard loop crimp.
Another possibility would be to crimp a loop snugly around a pulley or other sheave (e.g. two shaft collars with a gap between them).
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