Could this be used to secure that a jump ring stays closed?
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Jump rings are best closed by themselves without relying on glue. When you open a jump ring, you hold it with two pliers where the ring separates, then open it by twisting one side either toward you or away from you. This technique makes it fairly easy to close it properly. If you pull it OUT (so that it looks like a large C shape) it is very difficult to get the original shape back. Sometimes I will use my mini crimper to secure the final shape when the ring is still slightly open. As for this glue, it is fast-drying, strong, and my favorite glue. I have found one thing it cannot do: it cannot be washed in the washing machine. I tried it on a dress that had loose embellishment beads; it worked temporarily, but did not last in the wash.
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I used them to secure sliding class windows from being opened. It may depend on how your mount is anchored. I suggest you contact the seller and ask them.
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If your talking about the cable with a loop at each end then yes, and if the cable is so thick the you can't close lock around both loops you can stick one loop through the other and just close it over one loop. The lock is large enough for us to lock our metal latches for our company ladders. Like the fact that the dial is at the bottom of lock to avoid direct water if it rains on it. I always treat it with powder graphite to keep the tumblers turning easily.
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I had a difficult time even to get mine to lock and stay closed. In my opinion, it's useless for the flip camera. Other than that, it would probably work. You might need to tape it shut or something.
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I guess it would be possible to over tighten the swivel points to prevent movement, but a well placed zip-tie will secure most anything too.
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No. Gate works with tension. If not a straight tight fit it may not close properly.
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Yes, but the gate is spring loaded so it will not remain open. It would need to be propped open with something, otherwise it just closes and latches by itself.
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I believe so. this is hard to quantify but i think it would do the job. You're sure to have collisions of some sort eventually so i would consider some kind of back-up restraint so it doesn't fly off completely. Maybe string or zip-ties?
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You could use two d-rings sewn to one end and tighten that way, like a webbing belt. The webbing is fairly slick, I've never tried to use a d-ring with this, so it may come loose. http://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B004BP1WNE/ref=mp_s_a_1_4?qid=1415130511&sr;=8-4π=SL75
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No, that would be a nice touch though. I would imagine that it could easily be rigged to be held open with a small bungee cord or hook of some kind.
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I dont think that would work very well....it is spring loaded and wants to stay closed, plus I don't think it would support to much weight if you did hold it open.....but I suppose you could try it....
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I agree, my dog somehow had his fall off within a month, a metal ring in order to attach to the collar would be secure, great light though
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The clasp that attaches to your clothing is very sturdy and remains closed. I think you could attach a cord under that and it will remain secure.
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What a great idea. Yes but you would need to suspend it from something. It does have a ring for hanging at the top.
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yes we use it for jump rings and it seems to strengthen the silver a bit for better stability
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When you shut the lid and turn the key, a latch comes up to hold top closed. The problem is that anyone with a safety pin can unlatch without key in seconds. I couldn't believe it and tried it myself. It works as fire protection, but I would not depend on it as a safe for valuables or keeping medications from children.
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I agree with the first answer. You can usually find a secure point to lock the device to down low to the ground, such as the ironwork on a bench. The collar can rotate around the dog's neck so that the locking mechanism doesn't interfere with resting comfortably on the ground.