Another pointless video, showing me cut holes in my house lol
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For the Basement, Try using a 6 port keystone plate, and then just stagger your keystone placements.
Top=Left port
Middle=Right port
Bottom=Left port
Then just blanks in the empty ports.
Dude, it was hard to watch… really don’t like that snake drill bit thing, drilling blind, into live electrical wires, holly smoke, water lines, gas lines. Best of luck.
You could tie your yacht to their pier with that cable, its a beast.
One word…wireless
that’s some thick ass cat 6 cable. what type is it? i need to get some of that cable.
Why do you have a NOC (Network Operations Center) for a house and does your home entertainment center really need a CAT 6A jack/10Gb Ethernet?
BTW @bytemybits you did terminate the cat 6a correctly as far as i can tell. you want the distance between the end of the sheathed cable and the punch down as short as possible to reduce noise and you whats the cables twisted if you do have a gap. ( i dind’t see one in yours) This conversation came up at the spiceworks forum watercooler once and not everyone knew that.
so kudos!
Why is that cable so expensive? I can get the Cat. 7 with 350m (1148ft) for about 65$ from my Supplier. strange
why cat 6? cat 5e will do the trick, the cables that u used are very think and hard to bend!!!
Hey Jason whats that tune you use in these videos?
Hey Jason, you should get an electrician in to look at your electricity in that new place. Those romex cables just hanging in free space there are supposed to be tacked down, in the middle of anything they run by, not just laying on top of walls and such.. not that big a deal in the short run since its exposed and you can see it and are unlikley to nail, screw or drill through it (despite what you almost did, which was caused by this issue) but who knows what other short cuts were taken if they did that. And that damaged wire, the electrical one..is a fire hazard now.
Where did you buy your cables (6A)???
Great video! I make a ton of drywall cuts for my low voltage jobs. I use the DeWalt Oscillating tool as well. If you are going to be making more cuts, this is worth the investment and attaches right to the tool. > https://www.amazon.com/Qbit-SQ1000-S-LV-Oscillating-Multi-Tool-Low-Voltage/dp/B074ZP362W
You might find this video useful https://youtu.be/0cNC4AN_us4
You can see they make a tool to cut a hole just for your boxes
Appreciate the video. Helps give me motivation to get going on my project. Thanks for the tips on the various aspects.
Why are you changing out the HP switch for that cisco one, you can setup vlan’s on the HP switch. I purchased one of those HP switches after watching you install yours to improve my home network as well.
Great Video!!
that cat6 cable is so T H I C C
Wow..amateur hour on how to run a cable. Make sure to have that electrical wire checked or replaced.
i just ran cat 5e to every room in my house so i can see how this is dangerous and hard work lol
this is not a house, its a cardboard box.
Doing a hole in the dry wall can use a utility knife over over it easy then more and it hardly makes any dust from the dry wall and looks nice and neat.
Thx for the video. Does the category of keystone and RJ45 plugs really matter? Will cat6 keystone/plugs reduce the speed? I have got different answers. Thx
I absolutely love watching this videos brings back great memory’s of when I wired my house with cat6 a