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Originally Posted by 8-Ball
I like the idea of using high tensile strength but thin bolts.
With the application I have in mind, there wouldn't really be room to have the clamping points sufficiently far away from the TEC to limit parasitic heat migration.
Will look into it.
8-ball
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Yeah, MoBos can be a tad cramped at times

The thing is that with appropriate wire you can achieve immense breaking point load values using extremely small cross sectional area! Fixig (tensing) such wires would be through normal, threaded type of bolt. Imagine regular threaded bolt of a size to your liking. Cut off two pieces of such a bolt (lenght dependant of your choice of nut) and drill a hole in the middle through the lenght of both pieces. Hole should be berely larger than your wire. I think you are catching my drift by now