5 More Ways to Install Cat6 Better and Faster
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- Опубликовано: 10 июл 2024
- In this second video about the tools I use to run my cables, I share some additional items from my toolbox. For all of us that run cat6, fiber, and ethernet of all kinds, there is a unique toolset for every person. I'm sharing mine over the course of a few videos, I would love to hear what you are using.
Items I shared in this video are linked here, if you use these it helps me out a bit, but don't feel like you have to - if you delete the URL and search it direct that's fine too :)
DeWalt Jab Saw - amzn.to/3O8ec9T
Low Voltage Cutout - amzn.to/3pELzXP
Voltage Sensor (Always-on version) - amzn.to/3LUrO5W
Extending Rod (Conductive!) - amzn.to/3Mp3r1G
Extending Rod (Fiberglass) - amzn.to/3pEgseX
Diagonal Blade (And many other fun ones) - amzn.to/3W3sgDB
Braided Fish Tape - amzn.to/3pxq4b7 
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These videos are like, solid gold for anyone wanting to do his or her home!
Thank you.
I have wired up more miles of ethernet than I care to admit. I love your videos and always learn something!
That's nice to hear, thanks!
Please make more videos! These are the best!
I found your channel and videos at the EXACT perfect time. Its almost like it was meant to be.
Will be moving into new house very soon that I plan to do some cat6 runs DIY. Please post more of these types of videos!
I made a vid to help inform and educate on network basics. There's lots of tips in the pinned comment many have found useful
ruclips.net/video/fjRKID2ucPY/видео.html&t
Found the name...just needed to watch more videos...Thanks
I just found your channel, thank you and please keep making these videos. 😊
A great video full of information. Thank you!
More,More,More!!!
As an addendum to my previous comment, could you offer any advice or perhaps make a video about running cables through the floor into a basement/crawlspace and finally through a concrete wall? This will end up being how my cables will need to be run.
As I review upcoming work, I don't think I have anything that would specifically fit the bill here. If you are going through joists that are supporting an upper floor, its probable that you may have some romex wire that an electrician installed during the build of the house, if so, I often follow their pathways, drilling a 1 inch hole in the joist with a paddle bit and keeping my cat6 at least 2 inches away from the romex. Space between joists can be tight, so I have a right angle drill for this scenario, all the major players make one.
For the concrete wall it will depend on the type, but a hammer drill with an SDS bit is usually what I need to make it happen. Makita makes the best in my opinion but if this is a one-off maybe just rent or borrow a cordless one. If it is just CMU brick you'll be through it in like 5 seconds of drilling, if it is a form wall or slab you'll be at it for a couple minutes depending on thickness.
Thank you for your videos lately. Would love to collab with you on something where we can talk how structured cable is important to an overall robust network.
Did yal make anything
what is that electric screwdriver?
Check the vid description for the link, it's a pretty common one from Amazon.