opening a 48 Fiber Cable

[@carsonmtech]

Cool video! My family is getting gigabit fiber to our home in just a couple weeks and it's cool to see how everything works. I'm an undergrad currently pursuing a degree in computer information technology, and networking has really been something that I have been looking into recently. Your videos only further inspire me to look deeper into that path. Thanks for sharing!

[@fiberoptic166]

cool, I'm glad you enjoy the videos. Wow computer information technology. Good luck in your studies.

[@kenoakes6725]

I love the razorknife joke!

[@fiberoptic166]

I actually saw someone trying to do that once. 😄

[@rockycolapietro5210]

great video! Very informational

[@fiberoptic166]

thank you. I'm glad you liked it

[@johnjhon8386]

Hi sir....I am from India.....I have 2 years work experiences in Fiber splicing.....

[@andresgarza6394]

Very cool keep it up !

[@fiberoptic166]

Thank you

[@samuelmeeks2158]

Do you still do any videos ?
I see it’s been a couple years but thought maybe you have another channel.
I’m a Splicer myself and would not mind doing some joint videos with you something like this is how you do something and this is how I do the same thing and we can learn from each other and others can learn from us both.

[@fiberoptic166]

That might be a good idea.

[@PramodhRachuri]

Where did you go bro? please come back and upload more videos

[@fiberoptic166]

Thanks for your motivating words.

[@oscaravila1250]

Awesome Video.Thanks

[@fiberoptic166]

Thank you for watching

[@Islamic_info91]

Good one

[@fiberoptic166]

Thanks

[@ofc96f]

Good work

[@fiberoptic166]

Thank you

[@luckyakpan8720]

I really appreciate

[@حسينكريممانع]

Amazing

[@emmanuelokon276]

I want to know the colour cording

[@fiberoptic166]

I keep a copy of this on my phone
www.pinterest.com/pin/505177283174517204/

[@kapilchaudhary8753]

I have experience of splicing. Do you have any vacancy, please reply

[@karnailkatochdigitalfiber7023]

I m splicer can you give me opportunity for this job

[@luckyakpan8720]

Am now to this system

[@Ceejay_kay]

where did you get that cable cutter!?!

[@Ceejay_kay]

some of these pull strings are a pain in the ass

[@fiberoptic166]

Which one

[@Ceejay_kay]

@@fiberoptic166 where did you get that cable cutter from? The 48 CT is my nemesis with the pull string. They tend to run into each other when pulling

[@fiberoptic166]

@@Ceejay_kay I hear you. I do small sections at a time to help reduce that problem. The red cutter is a pipe cutter you can get a local hardware store.

[@seikojin]

For the roaches, was it something found in the field? I am sure there are plenty of stories from crazy sites.

[@fiberoptic166]

yes, I have seen roaches, snakes, frogs, rats, spiders, bees and ants inside pedestals

[@joshg1244]

Bring on the yuk!

[@fiberoptic166]

@@joshg1244 👍

[@tinhhanh5583]

So basically this 48 core will break down and connect to a smaller core cable ??like an expressway leads to a highway that leads to streets??

[@fiberoptic166]

that is correct

[@tinhhanh5583]

@@fiberoptic166 i have my thesis im writing.Quick question is there a free network planning software?Or something of the sort where i can do a sensible presentation?

[@bobpress1235]

Yeah, something like that Bubbi!

[@snaimullahali5075]

Pls send colour coding

[@Vader99ify]

I can tell by the way you hold your snips that you either used to work for the phone company or you were trained by someone who was.

[@fiberoptic166]

You are correct. I still work at a phone company

[@Vader99ify]

@@fiberoptic166 Ah ha I knew it! The only reason I knew was I used to work for AT&T and that is how they trained us to use snips.

[@fiberoptic166]

@@Vader99ify how long did you work at AT&T for?

[@Vader99ify]

@@fiberoptic166 5 years

[@fiberoptic166]

@@Vader99ify cool

[@shadzcreation620]

U have vacancy

[@shadzcreation620]

I have experience splicing

[@BugsyBrown934]

Dont do it like this kids... Jesus....

[@shafieghadjar6516]

You don't explain properly, it is not clear how many fiber you are trying to use over all not enough explanation.
Tnx