How to separate single fibers from factory Ribbon fiber cable

In this video, I am demonstrating my method of separating single fibers from factory-made Ribbons.
This is typically used during live fiber cutovers and allows for easy access to single fibers within a live fiber Ribbon.
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[@fiberguy7746]

Great information. Thank you for the video. I will try this method in the field soon, but first on some spare fiber for practice.

[@fibersplicegod]

No problem at all glad I can help out if you ever have any other questions just hit me in the comments I’m always pretty quick to answer 🙌

[@DjDuzzit]

Do you have a video showing repair of loose tube squirrel chew repair?

[@fibersplicegod]

Hey thanks for watching and commenting I don’t have a video on squirrel damage repair. Depending on how bad the damage is if the Fiber is still okay then you could use a zipper heat shrink to re seal the cable in the damaged spot.

[@fibersplicegod]

Here is a link to the heat shrink kit www.commscope.com/product-type/structural-support-tools-accessories/weatherproofing-accessories/heat-shrink-kits/item072974-000/

[@DjDuzzit]

@@fibersplicegod right now, it’s just cut the tube in half and re splice. Fusion. I just thought there’d be an easier way, especially if it’s only 3 strands or so that are damaged. But thanks for the reply and your content….it’s very helpful and I will definitely share with my crew..every bit helps

[@fibersplicegod]

@@DjDuzzit ahh fair enough yea those damn squirrels can be a real problem from time to time. Yea only other option would be to cut the damage spot out and throw gator enclosure on. Thanks for watching glad I can help out 🙌