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Single point safety wire anchor

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12notes

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I have a few places on the Hummelbird I'm building, like the elevator hinge pins and the fuel drain, where I need to safety wire a single point, but have nothing nearby to safety wire the bolt/pin to.

I've thought of a half dozen different ways to do it, but don't know what's strong enough and what's overkill. What is the standard or minimum anchor to make/install for safety wiring a single bolt?
 
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