How To Comb and Dress CAT6 Cables with the Jonard Cable Comb

[@ihasmax]

Straight to the point. Refreshing. Thank you!

[@impaleds]

Needed to see these in use and this video was enough for me to decide it to be a nice purchase. Keep uploading more like these.

[@LowVoltGirl]

Cool cool! Thank you for the comment.

[@mrzennky613]

I started learning by hand back in cat3 days but after cable comb its a deff go to... amazing video also!

[@CeeTeeUSA]

They've got such nice cable management today. Back in the early 90s everything was custom made and makeshift..

[@cluez3946]

how does it work on site though? seems like it’s only good for short runs where you could just untangle the ends anyway

[@legalize420]

Do you get crosstalk or anything like that? I thought cat6 were more prone so needed to be kept further apart? Maybe i'm just thinking about everything too much. I don't have cat6 yet. Nice videos btw. I like your videos.

[@survivorjohnny44]

How do you still have dips? :tisk:

[@JackElectrician]

Cool Video!!

[@LowVoltGirl]

Thank you! 🙏

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[@ZippyDooDa435]

Does it work on Cat5e and Cat6a too?

[@SinJJJ66]

Awesome! Informative straight to the point, it's awesome that your a female in this field

[@LowVoltGirl]

Thank you! Trying to make improvements each video! My scripts start out at like 2 minutes then I realize how unnecessary most of the words are lol.

[@livesolution-cherthala]

Thanks

[@zymon.]

Oh the video just ends like that lol Thanks for the example anyways!

[@UUeldon]

Ironic how dressing twisted pair as pretty as possible can lead to performance problems (alien crosstalk). Still a cool tool

[@Darlemonte]

Those divers >.>

[@JackElectrician]

😂😂, do you is this for a long ass run? Like for a factory a “Home run” come be over 40’ long?

[@LowVoltGirl]

Usually just in the MDF/IDF to make it look pretty for Instagram

[@ronriley1567]

Ours go from 150 to 400 feet

[@ghostedyoutuber263]

nice fish gape

[@ronriley1567]

The divers in that is no good.