Our 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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Good video. Can you please specify if you are wiring for type A or type B? The colors are in different orders for each of those.
this video is good for new beginner
short and good
excelent video
What makes this video pretty good is that it is short and to the point!
it is best i like it
is there a way to crimp without the crimping tool?
Thanks for the tutorial video it really helped me a lot.
As long as both ends of each RJ-45 match each other in color order. Good to go!
i think that diagram is wrong or is another way?
thanks sir your teaching is best
Thanks for sharing..! done..!
Thank you kindly sir!
thanks :D, but i dont understand what that last thing he did was, and what is that orange tool called :p
demonstation?
great video! really helped me out!
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
Perfect. Nice diagram. Very clear instructions. Nice and short.
How to identify, 1st which one after which one ?
Really good video! Thanks a lot
Just made my first cable and for some reason my internet likes to disconnect and reconnect pretty frequently and not nearly as strong signal. I have good internet and a good modem.
I used Cat5e burial cable, and I ran it about 200ft, its not buried yet tho. Is the signal weak because of the length I ran it? Or because a shotty job at wiring / crimping? One end the wires are kind of exposed and long so I thought it was that and intended to remake the end.
Was just curious so I don’t keep recutting and crimping when it could be the length of my wire being ran.
By the way, awesome video and subbed!
Thanks for getting to the point quickly. Good video.
Thanks
Can u make me one im too lazy
Great job. Thanks.
nice
Do you not have to strip the smaller wires?
excellent video bro
This is good FROM the router to the hub/switch/laptop?
What type/brand of connector do you use? The ones in this video seem to have little channels/guides to help funnel the wires into the proper slots, but my connectors don’t have those. Creating a cable is a nightmare without them.
why does your tool cost 500$ ? i think you got scammed, avg price is 9-30$
so it’s both ends same sequence?