Stainless Steel Cable for deck railings

[@Jessedolce101]

How do you thread the cable through your corner pieces. To make a right angle. How do you drill the hole. Follow question when making holes to go down a ramp way how do you get that angle perfect when drilling the hole through the 4 x 4 post?

[@kerryrawlinson4771]

...just so homeowners in Canada know... horizontal is a no-no under Part 9 (residential) of the Building Code. It requires your guard to be non-climb-able. Now I'm trying to figure how to do cable and turnbuckle vertically! :(

[@deniselanglais1126]

Who is the supplier of this system

[@iasimov5960]

At what frequency do the cables vibrate when the wind blows?

[@russ320]

My existing post are 6x6 pressure treated wood. Any reason this would not work with these larger post?

[@jayscottw]

Could you recommend a supplier of the cable and fixtures?

[@victorneckar7743]

jayscottw That’s what I need to finish my deck

[@deniselanglais1126]

Is this the suppliers name?

[@deniselanglais1126]

Did you ever get a supplier name for this system?

[@laurar8486]

Where can I get the cable system? Is there a website?

[@robertwatkins8220]

how did you drill the holes in the corner post?

[@greyhawk-111]

45 degrees... which creates the illusion that it goes in straight on one side, then makes a 90-degree turn and out the adjacent side. Obviously, if it was a 90-degree turn inside, you wouldn't be able to thread the wire through it. So the hole is actually drilled in one side and straight through at 45 degrees to the other side. I could be wrong, but I'm pretty sure that's the method... especially since it just isn't possible any other way.

[@antigen4]

i guess in this case it's a failure of the building code where the infill is flexible ... since a child could easily get their head through and out again .... depending on tension

[@brooke12839]

Can I use the existing posts on my deck? Pros and cons please?

[@tench4175]

As long as they are 4x4 existing post I don't see why not.

[@megoldy]

Thanks for posting that. Seem pretty straight forward for horizontal runs but, what kind of jig do you use for drilling angled holes in the 4 x4's for a stair railing?Thanks for your help.

[@johnlynch6943]

I've heard that you need an additional support post if the posts are greater than 4' apart. Is that correct?

[@dabboi3442]

John Lynch

[@scottrandall7677]

how did he thread through the right angle corners?

[@tench4175]

That's a good question. From the footage it appears that drilled through one side then drill through the angle side to connect the path to thread the cable. You could also treat it as a end post and offset the cables by 1".

[@OldPhotosYT]

He drilled thru fronty one and other side. Look at the cable at one point of movie, where the cable is bend to one side, probably to fit easier thru.

[@ggtaruc2578]

Can you please mention the brand of the cable kit you used? Thanks

[@tench4175]

gg taruc RAILEASY™ CABLE RAILING

[@JamesBond-oe5px]

I love it, Can you tell me where i can buy one way clamp for 1/8 cable Tthanks

[@MrAbeazy]

Did u ever find out where to buy the one way cables? I need them also..

[@amykhiry873]

@@MrAbeazy1/ 16 cable from Amazon: www.amazon.com/dp/B08BCGH62L?ref=myi_title_dp

[@rosemariemaldonado9675]

Where do we buy the cable supplies?

[@johnw4461]

Could anybody tell me where can I buy all these stuff ???

[@VARocketry]

2 second Google search and Amazon.com

[@brucescarsella9616]

I never received any information. Can you help? Thank you Bruce

[@brucescarsella9616]

What is the name of this cable system and where can I order it from.

[@russ320]

+Bruce Scarsella Hello Bruce. Did you ever get the name of the cabling system and where to order it from?

[@johnbeeman9448]

+Bruce Scarsella CableRail by Feeney www.cableraildirect.com

[@919Drones]

Why are you rebroadcasting TV.

[@billabney243]

Because it's informative and my time machine is broken so I can't watch the original.

[@tarasmith6516]

The one issue I see with respect to child proofing, is that toddlers and beyond will use the horizontal cables as a climbing tool.

[@tench4175]

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