Jet Tech: Lockwire - Safety Wire #shorts #mechanic

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[kevinfidler]

Nice job! I usually do the twists by hand but the pliers are much faster and you cut your hands less. The pig tail was the perfect length but I usually tuck it under more and the rub my finger along the pigtail to make sure my buddies won't catch their arm on it reaching onto a panel.

[singleproppilot]

Nice. Looks simple, right? Now do it one-handed deep inside some dark cave of aircraft structure through a four inch round access hole, in the dark and the rain, standing on the railing of a lift because it won’t go up quite high enough, while your ears are being pounded by engine noise from the pushback at the next gate over, when you’re on your 20th hour on shift after only four hours sleep.

[DripMoNsTaZ]

What brand safety wire pliers are those?

[albertcantoran]

3-5 twist at the pigtail for .032 in lockwire is out requirement.

[lovelyfunnypets]

perfect but that is only for easy position, when you do maintenance with engine you will meet some position where too hard to approach 😂😂😂