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You should look into the caddy MAC2 clips. One of my go to for MC clips. Nothing wrong with using tie wire either.
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I agree I think the Colorado jims suck majorly.. we use them for over 10 years now we have been using the CER 4 clamps a lot better..
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Well this is awkward…
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@spencerwyche2552
3 weeks ago
Try drilling a hole in the center of the metal stud,then put the tie wire through the hole,and then secure the tie wire.
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