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Here's an example of a raw brass tension band with hook notches formed by cutting angled slots where the hooks will go with a 32 tooth hacksaw, using a large file on edge to refine the shape, and polishing to finish the tension band. The photo on the left shows a wider notch for flat stainless steel clips, but the notches can be made to whatever width is needed.
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