I use channel locks instead of a vice grip, but those are good too. I have never seen that “flattener” to this day. I’ve heard stories of it, it’s out there in the wild.
Couple of things. Not meaning to sound like a smart arse. Don’t pull the cassette apart. Don’t remove the black holder off until all wires are fed in. Also with the split clamp shell just push the cable clamp up and that will hold the 2 bits of metal together before you push it into the barrel.
Aren't you supposed to wrap the drain wire (shield) AROUND the little clam shell metal pieces, and then slide the strain relief piece onto and over the back half of the clam shell? That then holds those two pieces together as well as traps the drain wire against those clam shell metal pieces. The shield is pinched against the clam shell by the strain relief which makes that connection.
Hi Billy! Thanks for making this great video. It really helped me out. Q A: do you pin out both ends with the same "B standard" wire order? Or A at one end and B on the the other end? Cheers!
@@billylaguardia will be great if you can make a video on it.. thank you for all the videos you put up. I really appreciate all the details you share for others to learn!
Thanks for doing the video, really quite comprehensive as a guide
I use channel locks instead of a vice grip, but those are good too. I have never seen that “flattener” to this day. I’ve heard stories of it, it’s out there in the wild.
Couple of things. Not meaning to sound like a smart arse. Don’t pull the cassette apart. Don’t remove the black holder off until all wires are fed in. Also with the split clamp shell just push the cable clamp up and that will hold the 2 bits of metal together before you push it into the barrel.
+1 for that , i'll exactly the same :)
The tool you’re talking about is a pliers wrench by Knipex
very helpful!
I like to use copper tape to connect the drain wire to the shell
Aren't you supposed to wrap the drain wire (shield) AROUND the little clam shell metal pieces, and then slide the strain relief piece onto and over the back half of the clam shell? That then holds those two pieces together as well as traps the drain wire against those clam shell metal pieces. The shield is pinched against the clam shell by the strain relief which makes that connection.
Have you ever tried the belden bonded pair separator?
Thanks for the heads up Logan! I will absolutely check that out!!
Hi Billy! Thanks for making this great video. It really helped me out. Q A: do you pin out both ends with the same "B standard" wire order? Or A at one end and B on the the other end?
Cheers!
Hi John, thanks for your comment! I wire both sides the same with the B standard.
@@billylaguardia ok perfect Thank you! Cheers
Hi Billy, wanted to know your thought of using BELDEN datatuff over BELDEN 1303EPU cat snake cable.
Hmm.. Im actually not hip with 1303EPU! Thanks for the heads up! I'll grab some on my next order and check it out. Thanks!
@@billylaguardia will be great if you can make a video on it.. thank you for all the videos you put up. I really appreciate all the details you share for others to learn!
@@cephaswesley7684 It took a min, but here ya go! ua-cam.com/video/U5cmh8hgHtM/v-deo.html
where can i find this tuff tactical cat6 cable , i wanna purchase a 1000ft
You can buy it through my company LM Cases if you would like. My email is billy@lmcases.com
Don’t take the guide plastic out. Crimp before. This is a bad video. The neutrik instructions does not recommend this.