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Is it legal to fasten wire and pneumatic tubing with plastic spiral wire wrap?

May cotterless hitch pins be used as a fastener?
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Yes you may use plastic spiral wrap for wires & tubing -- Counts as a fastner as far as I can tell.

Yes you may use X as a fastener, provided it meets the definition we have set for fastners. In this case X is a cotterless hinge pin. You may have others.

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