> but professional installers know cable lacing lasts longer than cable ties. Come on. Look I love this and it’s beautiful but I can’t think of a single scenar

> but professional installers know cable lacing lasts longer than cable ties. Come on. Look I love this and it’s beautiful but I can’t think of a single scenario where you need cable lacing to last longer than cable ties. My 76 BMW (an almost 50 year old car) uses cable ties for its loom under the hood. I’m currently in the process of restoring it completely and every single one of those ties is still intact, in an environment far less hospitable than a sound stage. The nice thing about this tie setup, it seems, is you get bundling it over a distance. Nowadays I think most people use nylon webbing for that but this is a cool alternative. Like, we can love the craftsmanship behind this for its own sake. We don’t need to ship lies or pretend reasoning with the story to sell it.