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I think I read somewhere of someone using Sculpey or Fimo or some other hardening polymer to make cable end protectors directly on the cable that prevented premature breakage. And I have some Cable Bites on some of my thin cables for electronics. Another alternative would be heat shrink tubing to reinforce the problem area.

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