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<<You are talking about surgical suture CLAMPS or forceps. They work well on
a bunch of things.>>

Then again, if the control horn bolt access is like many other parts on the 
Lancair, it may be good to have those sutures handy, too! 

Actually, my wife calls these clamps "hemostats".  We use them for pulling 
ticks off of our dogs.  But my plan was to copy the access hole that are 
built into the Legacy kits.  These panels look nice and are appropriately 
sized.  Perhaps a Legacy builder can post a picture for us.

- Rob Wolf
LNC2 51%