Worked aircraft and nuclear system maintenance/operations for the last 20+ years in the US Navy and I can say that cable lacing isn't dead there. Some people su

Worked aircraft and nuclear system maintenance/operations for the last 20+ years in the US Navy and I can say that cable lacing isn't dead there. Some people suck at it, but if we aren't doing a full harness build with the sleeving machine then we lace everything. I actually love the craftsmanship of building a proper harness up. There is a lot more skill that goes into it than most people expect, most of it regarding preventing edge cases (repair needs, chafing, EMI interference, signal contamination requiring separation...) during operation or maintenance. Lacing 400Hz AC into a harness with sensitive analog signals is a mistake that will lead to nothing but headaches...