How to Make an Ethernet Cable! - FD500R - $24 Crimp Tool Demonstration
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- Опубликовано: 7 июл 2016
- Our $24 FD500R tool is used to cut and crimp cat5, cat5e, cat6 Ethernet and phone cabling using RJ45 and RJ11 style connectors. In this demonstration we will show you how to create a "straight through" Ethernet connection (also referred to as "patch cables"). See the links below to find the FD500R crimping tool and FD-S501A stripping tool on our website!
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Every instructional video should strive for this level of directness. 10/10 - no BS. Thank you, sir.
What makes this video pretty good is that it is short and to the point!
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Nothing beats having the right tools!
The best video about ethernet cable
Thank you so much. I've been dreaming of getting wired internet when I realized there was a ethernet wall jack in my room. The only problem was, the keystone was connected and everything, but the other end of that ethernet cable was just showing wires. That was a huge problem because that ethernet cable was in the basement right next to the modem, but my router is connected to an ethernet port in my parent's room, but I wanted it in my room. But after seeing this video, I was able to get the ethernet port all ready to go plugged in my modem, and now I have wired internet on my Gaming PC.
Thanks. I've got to learn how to crimp an ethernet cable this week and I think your short and to the point tutorial video will come in quite handy for this task!
You are fantastic! I had been trying to insert an RJ45 cable into a connector for 2 days without success. I watched your video and I fixed the issue in 2 minutes! Thank you!
Followed your guide to resuse an old cable.
I was doubtful about the wiring but got it confirmed when I looked at one end which was already crimped.
Rest of the procedure was explained really well. Got it working in no time.
Who would dislike this? Two minutes and only exactly what you need!
One of the best instructional videos on youtube. No BS and straight to the point. 10/10
Thank you. Was making ethernet cables for myself and friends about 15 years ago when LAN parties were cool. Needed a refresher course.
Your is the most simplest and direct to the point. Every seconds counts and no time were waste to show everything we want to know
what makes this video pertty good is that it is shot and the point simple and good.
how can other make 12 minutes video for something this simple is beyond my comprehension... Thank you for this great and to the point video!
Thinink about monetizing it probably. I agree with you!
Short & brief,, I love the diagram on the right side in the video ,, super helpful❤️
Great work dude and nice video with very good explaining for colors and used tools .
Perfect. Nice diagram. Very clear instructions. Nice and short.
You are a talented instructor. Thank you for your succinct and superb presentation on how to make an Ethernet Cable.
Great video to the point, not explaining what an Ethernet cable is, explaining each color and what it does, why they are that color, why you are changing it, what lead to the reason why you changed it, how you thought it might be like when you changed it, how you felt after you changed it! Straight and to the point
Yes, and not showing us each tool to be used one at an agonozing time. Safety glasses, an ethernet cord,...
You saved me so much time and aggravation. Thanks 👍🏻
Nice crystal clear to-the-point video.
Cheers from Indonesia
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short , crisp and sweet..
thank you Ferrules Direct
This was perfect just need to line of the colours and your good to go, luckily all the colours inside mine were prewrapped.
Thank you
I'm 55 years old and thanks to your video I was able t o make my first ever either net cable. Thank you.
You make it look so easy. I needed 4 plugs and broke another 6. They cross over during insertion. Some of the wires like 7 an 8 do not seem to be used. Next time I will try RJ45 snap plug so that the wires stick out the end which I can then check before crimping, Thank you for the video.
Nice! I need this video for presentation very soon.
Sucessfully made an ethernet cable an trained someone thanks for the video!
great video! really helped me out!
Effective video, led me to the purchase on your site. Great job.
Thank you for making a man video! Straight to the point and no blather!
Thanks for getting to the point quickly. Good video.
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Thanks a lot,from Haiti 🇭🇹🇭🇹
That video is magic it is Short and Sweet
this is very important for networking
Excellent video. I was searching how to do this and ignored the 10+ minute videos in favor of this one.
yes excellent video; many thanks!
I'm apprenticing as a satellite technician and this video is very helpful because I don't have to waste as much time on the job site.
I make about 50 of those terminations (568A) every week. at first, I was slow, and slightly sloppy. But now, it takes me less then a minute. I test them all with a fluke tester.
Practice, practice, and more practice
Don Lee sorry for the late response. The answer is no. I use regular RJ45 connectors
IPSoft Creations A/B are only different with respect to the position of the Orange and green pairs. The mechanics remain the same. I do Both, depending of the business application. You should be efficient at doing either one
IPSoft Creations you’re right! Idk Y I didn’t include B. But, yeah. I do both.
Is it important to make colors with that way or i can just match them for both sides to be alike and it's fine
Can u answer that pls thank u!
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Look up the 568A or B convention, and do one or the other through out. Also, always insert the pairs with the RJ clip facing down and both ends will match. Good luck!!
thank you for this videos to need more knowledges
Is the process the same for Cat8? Please advise. Thank you for the simplicity and clarity of your instruction.
Really good video! Thanks a lot
Great job. Thanks.
I don't understand why you got even one down vote. Good video, straight to the point
Great video, saved my a$$. Thanks
Nice informative video. Thanks.
thank you sir , fixed my broken cable in minutes and saved me hours having to re run a cable to my shed :)
@James L0w i am supplying the guy next door with an internet connection runs from my shed to his house via ethernet . ( senior citizen with low income )
good on you mate
@@gordonx145 Need more of your type in this world!
Great Video...!! short and tight!
straight to the point, thank u.
Short & sweet! nice job...now make a nice short tutorial, how to test that same RJ45 you just made...Thanks!
I boldly tested by first-time-made cable by plugging it into the modem and into my notebook's RJ45 port. If the Net fired up, I did it. Yes! the Net worked. After that I performed a speed test. Works as fast as my connection is supposed to be.
Thanks for the tutorial video it really helped me a lot.
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Awesome - nice simple demo! Local computer shop charge £65 to pop out to do this for two pieces of cable
straight to the point dude nyc
Thank you. I went 4 for 4 with connectors after this.
Good
Thank you for this video. Short and to the point and doesn't spend 5 minutes with useless blabber and talking about life stories.
Thank you kindly sir!
Thanks for the video!
Thank you bro.. very useful video..
OUTSTANDING!!!!
Good, you are connection..! Thanks.
Thanks perfectly working 👍
Nice and short... No need to take 10 minutes to blah blah blah to do this. Thanks bro!
Great toturial thanks for share this video
Every instruction video should be modeled after this. 10/10 short, sweet, and to the point. And very helpful!
Is there a special feature between the copper wire inside a Wh-Or, Or and the Wh-Gr, Gr plastic cover with regards to Transmit and Received function?
thanks sir your teaching is best
Try feeding the wires for 568 wiring where they cross over and see how you go with proper insertion.
Hi how do I test a 60 m cable which is laid out across ducting already using cable tester
Just want to point out that this is 568B scheme. Depending on where you are located, the preferred scheme would be different. I've been doing some research and found that the recommended scheme in Canada is 568A (for residential), which has the positions of green & orange pairs switched.
Indeed, the scheme may differ, so that people need to verify theirs, before clamping the wires. The procedure remains the same, which is as simple as it gets. The clamping tool does the actual work, together with the RJ45 connector's design.
this video is good for new beginner
what brand of connector do you have. the ones i bought don't wedge the wires down inside,,, so the wires are all over the place
Good information
excellent video bro
Great video
This is much harder than it looks, keeping them straight after inserting into the connector is tough. All I learned was to sell my bulk 1000' box of Cat6 and but premades from now on.
Thank you!
Well done.
Very good video, thanks for the info!
Don't know if your still watching this, but would this cable, or really any cat 5 or better Ethernet cable work for POE video camera connection? Is there anything special needed for that cablewise?
short and good
Good and clear video. I might have mentioned you're showing a T-568B pinout diagram when the standard is T-568A. The "B" standard was in place since early MA-BELL telco AT&T 258A (Systimax) pinout, but was replaced by T-568A in the early 1990's- and is required for all U.S. Federal installations. That said, as long as your termination points are all the same they can be used without issue.
I been using green/white, green, orange/white, blue, blue/white, orange, brown/white, brown for too long!
Always wondered why I preferred the T-568A standard, but as usual, I was too lazy to find out why 🤣🤣🤣
Thanks for the info, now I don't have to look it up anymore 👍👍👍
258A was made standard in 1994 but was changed to TIA/EIA 568-B standard in 2002.😀
Sorry for the pasted text: "Both are allowed under the ANSI/TIA-568-C wiring standards. T568A wiring pattern is recognized as the preferred wiring pattern for this standard because it provides backward compatibility to both one pair and two pair USOC wiring schemes. The T568B standard matches the older AT&T 258A color code and is/was (?) the most widely used wiring scheme...." "The U.S. Government requires the use of the preferred T568A standard for wiring done under federal contracts...."
learnt a lot thanx
Thank you 4 this video ,i just run 20 ft wire and i make $200 cash
Thank you.
Can this be done without crimp tool? It looks like it is used to just make this thing tighter I can use other tool for that.
How can people dislike this 🤷🏽♂️, simply perfect demo, cheers
I know this is prob gonna be a stupid question but is this just as good as the ones already made. It seems the ones already made are a bit thicker than the cat 6 cable even though the ones I bought are still cat 6 cords.
Very nice . Thank you .
thanks :D, but i dont understand what that last thing he did was, and what is that orange tool called :p
I studied about making ethernet cable lesson back to 2014.
Don't watch other videos regarding with "how to make an ethernet cable". This video is Wonderfull and enough, Thanks..
nice video
Thanks 👍 Teacher 😊❤️🙏
Good explanation. Nice video @ferrule direct
evrything on point
Thanks for sharing..! done..!
Thanks good vedio
so nice
Thank you
I heard, FD 500 Dollar tool, I was like dafuq.
Same
@@yxng--jay6613 me too , glad i had one from Ebay for 19.95 :)
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THANKS DON
Lol 500 R
Good Job
totally helpful
Does it matter if the wires aren’t exactly the same size when you trim them
Wonderful