One TINY Hole Ruined The New Cables And Possibly The Day - Rewire 6

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[@richieh92]

Not going to be one of those people who complain and say you are doing something wrong but when it comes to the data cable, I would always recommend having a larger bend on the cables. Tight bends can cause problems when it comes to data cable. Great video though as always!

[@Neil-e4x]

I think rough rule of thumb is about an inch

[@idi0tdetectioninprogress]

​@@Neil-e4xIn the wiring regs its 482 miles. That's how far away proper tradesman should be from data cables.

[@alexmadeley714]

Came to say the same thing. According to specifications the minimum bend radius on copper data cables is four times the outside diameter of the cable. Less than that may cause degradation at 1 Gbps or 10 Gbps data speeds. That said, probably not too much of an issue in a home environment where the APs probably aren't running at that speed. Nice work though.

[@brianmckenna3440]

Another great video Nick mate would have been very surprised if you had left that cable in not our Nick

[@Stuart0870]

Good shout on the Deco kit.

[@EdwardBretherton]

looks great Nick very tidy job

[@themadhippy6911]

round quick fix boxes are easier to fit for celling detectors,just a 64mm holesaw.And if want to be really flash you can even get em in red to match the cable

[@peterswinson326]

I would have put a join in although I guess could affect the speed capability depending on what speed is required and cable is used, you did the right thing and looks great!

[@Neil-e4x]

Yeah please don’t joint data, especially under a floor 😊

[@therealdojj]

at least you only did it once, i put a hole in a cable when i was clipping, didn't go through anything other than the outer sheathing but as it's my house i wanted things to be perfect so i redid the cable and put a hole in exactly the same place in the new cable too 🤦‍♂ there were lots of naughty words that day i can tell you, took me 5 hours 😥

[@max246]

Very good you put pride on your work and wish you could do my house up like that ahah. I lifted up a board and I was scared

[@richrowley8355]

Nice tidy job Nick

[@firsteerr]

you know you can get oval to 20mm round with bush converters right ?

[@ShaunHillbrook]

Very clean job 👌

[@TheChipmunk2008]

For a second there I forgot you have red three core and earth, and thought you clipped the end off a cable tongue LMAO

[@projectartichoke]

Such a nice looking job that Its a shame you have to put the floorboards back down.

[@dataterminal]

Interesting to see you're putting in wifi. Did you do a wireless survey of the house to see where the deadspots would be so you could mount them for best coverage? Also, it seems electricans don't do a ethernet test afterwards. It's the same as power cables, we do test network cable installs as well. While most older networking could get by just throwing in the cable and it connects ok, as we get faster speeds certifying the install with a Fluke Link IQ does allow you to basically garentee it'll be useful for Wfi 7 or better etc.

[@leverloos]

Bro, it's a regular house. Probably 1 central wifi point would have been enough. you dont need to have a tester to see where to put wifi points when you have 4 points to place.

[@MrRazorxBen]

Love the attention to detail and it’s a great idea to complete surveys when you first start, I’ve been installing WiFi for 6/7 years now, I need to be in a property for less than 5 minutes to know where and how many Access Points are required. Like the other comments said, 3 AP’s (although not a first choice for myself) will be ample for most homes.

[@timballam3675]

🤣🤣🤣🤣 stapling data cables is a no no no!

[@Slademoses]

putting in a shift bro

[@whatthedeuse]

Just put a wiska under the floor put a cat6 mod in it and double punch it 😂😂

[@iantaylor6858]

Golly. We thought we we were sorted with cat 3 at home. Cat 5? Noice. Cat 5e? OK. But Cat 6 in a home environment? Just put in fibre if that's your a-hole game.

[@iantaylor6858]

Carpet gripper rod. There is a special piece in Hell for you.

[@CompuWhizz]

Agh..... TP Stink.... Please please do not fall for that Mesh cr@p

[@Neil-e4x]

If it’s Ethernet back haul then it’s not going to be meshed. And as far as consumer kit goes tplink isn’t as bad as some of the others. The deco are alright.

[@toolboxtalking]

Fair play on putting the capping into the box. That's of course what I do everything too - Some people don't, I'm not naming any names 😁😁

[@Live_Sparks]

Never again 😂😂😂

[@idi0tdetectioninprogress]

One tiny hole, the downfall of many many men!

[@12yanS12]

Your code on expert electrical isn’t applying the discount even tho code is accepted, are you still affiliated with them?

[@seano452]

The code doesn’t work anymore, the discount automatically comes off (or prices are lowered) I believe he said in a few videos back 😃

[@tuboid001]

Data cable joiner!!!

[@robertburrows6612]

So you installed access points , when you could install double sockets that also do the same job. It's best practice to keep low voltage cables at least 150 mm away from over cable to prevent cross talk . Putting a hole in a cable is a school boy error somebody of your skill set shouldn't be doing. Install cat cable in the average house is not need. Wifi routers are so reliable , have a range and of 100m and use wifi extender sockets to cover any poor areas .

[@NgôVânTrinh-x2f]

This video is an example that there is still something in the world that can surprise and make you laugh😘

[@PhạmThịUyênVyVy]

That moment when you realize that cats are smarter than you. At least in this video👄