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Topic	Date	User
When nut meets Biner	13-Oct-2016 At 11:23:37 AM	Poppy28
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Hi guys. What do we reckon the best solution for this problem: Nut is placed, quick draw is clipped. However, where the biner meets the steel wire loop of the nut it is over an edge which will likely take load in a shitty way. Would you suggest threading a sling through the wiring instead of a quick draw and popping a single biner on the end? Cheers! Doug

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