Commscope 450 BS closure build start to finish

[@edwardzarobinski2074]

Love the full build videos

[@chrisbgolfpro]

17 yrs, 6 yrs splicing It's nice to put all the time in and be able to work in the trailer!

[@24YEARZ]

Brand new splicer. And your tutorials are better than my actual classes

[@andrecomcastcableguy1045]

Bro. That was an excellent demonstration, I had never Splice fiber before but watching this makes me feel like I can. Thanks

[@fibersplicegod]

Thanks for watching and commenting I really appreciate it. Yea bro watch all my videos I’ve got lots and plenty more coming I try and explain everything I’m doing and why in my videos glad your enjoying them 🙌🙌

[@Bub11y]

Why did you go straight into the basket, instead of looping once in the basket? Great video btw!

[@fibersplicegod]

Just this customers requirement they like it ran straight to tray just all depends on the client some like it through the basket some like it straight to tray. Thanks for watching and subscribing I appreciate it 🙌🙌🙏

[@user-lf7en6rf8m]

The more you show in my opinion the better, the details. Excellent job/ experience/ video

[@fibersplicegod]

Great glad you enjoy and learning from my videos I’ll keep them coming daily for you 🙌

[@gerryharvey5449]

Nice job building the case - two inputs that may help - first is when the drop fibers (blue tight buffered are routed in the tray, they were pushed to the left of the tray and routed CCW - there is a potential of a macrobend - need 50 mm or 2" diameter with the fiber. If you push to the right and go CW, the fibers will maintain a greater bend diameter - although it is only a 180, it may have impact. The second is just a training point - when stripping the fiber - either the 250 um or the 900 um, after the 250 um coating is stripped down to the bare glass and cleaned - put it directly into the splice machine - it should not lay on the table. For long term reliability, minimize the time the coating is removed from the glass and until that heat shrink is applied. A skillful job and clear that you take pride in your work.

[@Eatabagofahunniddicks]

Good to see a field tech that actually takes pride in their work and makes these enclosures look mint . Sometimes I feel like I’m the only one

[@fibersplicegod]

Hey thanks for watching and commenting I appreciate it. Yea there is a small group of us in the industry that’s for sure. Like in my 10 years of telecom I have only met 8 other top quality guys other then that it’s always a rats nest 😂😂

[@jamiepatterson1214]

Rats nests and fiber or copper don't go together. Got into a fiber rats nest during my 34 years with a major telco company. We were only supposed to work a few fibers but ended up resplicing everything because nothing had been trayed in any order. We were only given midnight to 6am to work in those splices, but because it was such a mess we didn't finish until 9am. And I can't tell you the number of copper splice rats nests I had to straighten just to do 30 minutes of work.

[@user-lf7en6rf8m]

Excellent tutorial, yes keep them coming, you definitely don’t talk to much in my opinion, and when you do it’s related to helping us understand,

[@fibersplicegod]

Glad to hear that I’ve got lots on the way over the next few months be expecting daily uploads that’s the goal. Thanks for watching and subscribing I appreciate it

[@Killergilmour]

This helps huge for me while training to break down and understand

[@fibersplicegod]

Glad my videos are helping if you ever have any questions just hit me up in the comments Thanks for watching

[@RamboRob08]

New to this and man at first is this overwhelming but your videos really do help man. thanks so much for these informational videos.

[@fibersplicegod]

Hey thanks for watching and commenting🙌 yes when I first started fiber I was very overwhelmed as well. There is a lot of different steps and scenarios with fiber but as long as you stay at it and keep learning eventually it will get very easy for you that I can promise🙌 thanks for watching lots more to come over the next year

[@kevingoguen9930]

I like the tips and tricks, great content!! New at splicing..

[@fibersplicegod]

Thanks for watching glad to hear the tips and tricks are helping you out. I’ve got a lot more videos to come making one as we speak 🙌

[@dbmaster46446]

16:30 it security & programmer here, since 18 years :) but dont need to handle raw cable stuff such often, thats why im here haha 26:04 when its something more special like that one, then i like the tutorial style

[@fibersplicegod]

Nice that’s awesome wel thanks for watching and subscribing I really appreciate it a lot more tutorials are coming out multiple per week so stay tuned 🙌

[@markj4835]

Great video learned a lot.

[@fibersplicegod]

Thank you for watching and commenting 🙌

[@Pje3ski]

Learned a lot from this video. Thanks.

[@fibersplicegod]

Thank you for watching glad I can share my knowledge with others

[@Kelroth1982]

I've been in telecom for 12 years and hopefully start being a splicer soon

[@fibersplicegod]

Nice right on glad to hear that thanks for watching and commenting I appreciate it

[@Echoskope]

Thanks for the detailed video! I wish it included the last few minutes of setting the other tray up and getting to see the case closed (heh). What was the brush you used to clean the V grooves?

[@fibersplicegod]

New video coming tomorrow full build start to finish multiple foscs. The little brush is a V groove brush by sumitomo thanks for watching and commenting I appreciate it 🙌🙌

[@xavian]

Been working in tech support for my company since 2010, looking into switching to an field service tech job, even looking at a cable line tech job too

[@fibersplicegod]

Nice right on glad to hear this🙌 watch all my videos and you will jump right into it all it takes is some patience and persistence and you will crush networks 💪 thanks for watching and commenting I appreciate it

[@donf1526]

I like the real time videos. That way I can hear your methodology behind what you're doing. The sped up versions lack the helpful audio you provide.

[@fibersplicegod]

For sure I’ll keep the informative videos coming no more sped up ones at all

[@robheadroom1]

Thank you. Very informative.

[@fibersplicegod]

Thanks you for watching I appreciate it

[@rubenmacedo6038]

Prysmian best cable! Way to go!

[@fibersplicegod]

Thanks for watching and commenting I appreciate it

[@AbuSafiyyah]

Any tips on opening PIANO WIRE old cables usually on Railroad lines

[@user-lf7en6rf8m]

I could beat the heater every now and then. But not often , that’s when my skills were sharp lol

[@kichigan1]

Thanks!

[@user-lf7en6rf8m]

Hi God, I defer have experience, I’ve recently gotten back into FTTH, however I need refreshment,

[@fibersplicegod]

Nice glad to hear your getting back into it thanks for watching and commenting I appreciate it

[@alfredotaylor4904]

Very good bro . I do a few things differently than you but very good.

[@fibersplicegod]

Nice thank you and thanks for watching and commenting I appreciate it

[@anthonylewis3709]

Hey, thanks for the videos over the past months. Is there anyway to pm you about advice on a project please. Thanks.

[@fibersplicegod]

Glad you enjoy them there is a lot more to come. Yes I am on discord my handle is FiberSpliceGod you can shoot me a message on there

[@blakechristenson3352]

What FOSC size would you recommend for breaking out a 432 ribbon? 96 splices at most per FOSC.

[@fibersplicegod]

For 864f, 432f, 288f cables I always use a 450 D fosc. 864f will be 3 ribbon trays with 24 ribbon splices per tray. 432f still 3 trays just 12 ribbon splices per tray.

[@lakhderguerch5239]

How much do they pay per hour for this work?

[@fps_purple9556]

Have you started your own company yet or working for one? I was just curious on how hard it is to secure a maintenance or new build contracts for isp/ilec. Before start of covid I was contemplating starting one up, but finding the work was what made me not.

[@fibersplicegod]

Oneup technologies is my company have been in business for 9 years now. For sure worth it to start your own company

[@positivegerald2199]

@@fibersplicegod what license is required to start your own company? And insurance?

[@fibersplicegod]

No license just incorporate your company, get a few million in liability coverage, make sure you have all employee training and safety tickets up to date and that’s it. Thanks for watching end commenting I appreciate it