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outward force on cams when loaded	14-Jun-2015 At 1:48:16 PM	Macciza
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Basic rule is don't use camming devices in expanding placements, use passive gear like nuts. Try and get the first nut to be really good and holding the initial expansion, and try and set further nuts with some space in reserve. Hexs can work well as they give some range without the force of a cam. If you need to use a cam try and set it as deep in solid rock as you can ... Be careful if you have to weight any placement as it can sometimes expand the flake that little bit more, just enough to allow lower gear to fall out, which is actually one of the many humorous joys of hard aid

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