Wiring house for gigabit network

[Stoner]

Sucks, but... I think it's worth it in the long run. Fiber optic is a little to pricey right now.

Dropping 13 Cat6 outlets should keep me connected for a couple of years.

Crimping RJ45 connectors suck BTW!

16 port gigabit switch has room for expansion. Need to purchase a gigabit router next.

Sorry no pics. Attic is a mother to work in. I ain't screwing with no camera unless there's a nakid chick up there.

* There is an open position for this job!

That's all I got.

Stoner

[momo]

i've done it a few times in my life. hell even once at a rental house i was only at for 1 year.

4 cat5 drops, 6 rg6 drops. i used wall plates with cat5 female terminals. luckily the attic was open, unluckily all the walls were boxed in with 2x4s.

i really need to do it again where i'm at but i just dont feel like it anymore.

[2K2 LS1]

Done literally thousands of cat 5 and cat 6 drops in my life. Both commercial and residential as well as a/v stub outs/drops and pre wires. I can do rj45's blind folded and drunk til my finger tips fall off

Let me know if you need any help or need a reference for a quote.

[Unicorn Jeff]

Crimping R45 is easy... well it is if you've done it for a while

[line-em-up]

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Done literally thousands of cat 5 and cat 6 drops in my life. Both commercial and residential as well as a/v stub outs/drops and pre wires. I can do rj45's blind folded and drunk til my finger tips fall off

Let me know if you need any help or need a reference for a quote.

If you do it blindfolded, how do you get the colors coded correctly? LOL

[2K2 LS1]

If you do it blindfolded, how do you get the colors coded correctly? LOL

That is a trade secret

[CWO]

Crimping R45 is easy... well it is if you've done it for a while

Man, everyone knows that Crimpin' Ain't Easy.