Network Cabling 101 | Install a CAT 5e or 6 Network Keystone Jack | BridgeCable.com

[@Brainwave36]

Thank you, thank you. Well explained. Appreciate you sharing your honest experience.

[@BridgeCable]

Thanks for leaving a comment and glad it was helpful! :)

[@angelicaaviles2385]

I like how you clearly demonstrate what the purpose of the plastic is for, your demonstrations are very clear and informational.

[@PaulWallacePhilly]

New techs need to learn from the ground up! I hope more to come!

[@NetworkAdvisor]

Agree Paul. Prob is too many youngins entering the craft who have never worked for a RBOC or Ma Bell. Plus, everything is about margins these days and so no incentive to do a nice job. :-/

[@BridgeCable]

Right on the button!! Lack of budget.......just get us up. Grrrr......even when we do a "masterpiece" most generic customers are not even interested. Cabling is your backbone of the company.....however.....very little is put in the budget....or the plan.

[@loellagunzad669]

Thanks,for what a nice demonstrate...

[@BridgeCable]

Thanks for viewing!! :)

[@sherlynsy906]

Needs to be shared for new techs!

[@BridgeCable]

On youtube......hope it gets shared :)

[@garlandohoward2896]

I normally cut 1-2” with scissors and pull another 2-3” with the string to actually crimp. That way I know I didn’t clip any of my pairs.

[@BridgeCable]

Great tip as well! String seems to "jam" up Paul. Love it though!

[@ojurongbelanre]

you love your stripers"....LOL 😂😂😂

[@rudydiaz2488]

I would add that CAT 6 is more time because of the stiffness of the wire. Great video though keep it up...

[@BridgeCable]

And CAT6A.....shielded jacks/panel....more time :)

[@Shypwreck]

5:25 Stripe and solid... and Orange... Why Orange first? Why Not stripe blue and solid blue

[@Xcorpion47]

Not that big... that’s what she said.

[@BridgeCable]

LOL