Spot Tie - Bundling Wires with Lacing Cord

Spot tie is a very practical way to bundle a group of wires together using lacing cord (particularly used in aerospace industry). It is described in NASA technical standard (NASA-STD 8739.4A) but it can be also very useful for everybody dealing with Arduino, Raspberyy Pi, etc.
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[@OddJobFix]

Very simple and quite neat!

[@discolapy]

Thanks!

[@thundacrasher9862]

THANK YOU

[@discolapy]

Your feedback is highly appreciated!! Have a great day!!

[@renanrios83]

Thanks 🙏

[@abdulahadtech]

That knot called amarican knot....

[@theresarobinson742]

Please slow down your video. It is crucial to see where the lace is going!

[@vladislavjanecek3017]

By the way, if you to to settings (toothed wheel) of the video....there you find "Playback speed" :-)

[@discolapy]

if you GO to to settings (toothed wheel) of the video....there you find "Playback speed..

[@fillupread]

That is not aerospace cable management lash or a 'NASA Knot" All you tied was a full hitch with a couple of half hitches.

[@discolapy]

Hi, this is what is in NASA-STD-8739.4A - 2016-06-30 page p. 30 Fig. 9-2 b. And it works well..

[@timmywashere1164]

"9.2.5 Spot Ties. Spot ties shall consist of a clove hitch followed by a square knot as shown in
Figure 9-2 or other non-slip knots. See Table 9-1 for spot tie spacing"
Source: The people that would know how to tie all the NASA knots...
s3vi.ndc.nasa.gov/ssri-kb/static/resources/nasa-std-8739.4a.pdf#page=29