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How to install an external and internal cable
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- čas přidán 19. 07. 2014
- Hi, this video explains how to run an external and an internal cable. The same technique applies to telephone, data, aerial, satellite and most low voltage cables. Hope you enjoy the video and please subscribe to my channel for more 'how to' videos.
Many thanks Vince
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At the beginning I started watching this thinking I knew it all already as I've been a qualified spark for a year now, but as the video went on I actually learnt loads of tips! Thanks man!
3:32 “damaged the brickwork a bit” a good way to mash up your wall. Glad I watched this before trying.
Very useful video, especially the tip about angling the drill hole downwards. Thanks. Need to sack the cameraman though!
Just fast forward until the kid stops shaking the cam. Got some good points. (Actually mate, you should put something like this in the description.)
Fastening cables with nail clips- 1:30 - Follow the mortar lines. Put the nails below the cable.
Drilling - 4:20 - 18 inches long 8mm drill for phone cables, and drill downwards from inside out using hammer mode.
Using pin plugs on tougher surfaces - 9:06
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Great video ! this is how a teaching video should be presented.."confident and clear.. " well done
For inside jobs:
I like those cable ducts with adhesive on the back (you need to screw them in place anyway), especially if you run multiple cables. It looks better than "raw" cable and are often not that eyecatching.
The presenter gives good tips, I learned a lot. Thanks for the video.
Nice informative video mate, and good to see you advocating the use of safety goggles etc when drilling. However using drills, hammers, and sharp objects such as in the cable pins is a definite no no when you're doing it in bare feet! ;)
lol....I know...I'm asking for trouble, but the day was so nice, bare foot was the only way to go :-)
Yeah, those pin plugs are the balls! Saw a BT 'engineer' use them and asked for a handful.
Great tips guys. Really dont understand the dislikes.. Thanks a lot for your efforts and time. Much love.
Wear those safety glasses. You never know....
Fabulous! Cheers Vince! You are the go to guy for when I need to know something to so with extensions and installs. Much appreciated for the videos!
Great video loads of tips thank you so much vince I am putting a enthroned cable through to my gym in back yard
Internal for baseboards if you're in a room with carpet you can usually tuck the cable UNDER the baseboard as there is a gap for the carpet and carpet tack. Then it's 100% hidden and doesn't even need any fastening.
Great video! Never knew you could hammer nails into mortar
Great video with lots of great tips. And really loving that English garden in the background, too!
Great video packed with very valuable information by a great teacher. Thanks a lot.
Genuinely helpful video, thx mate
Video was great and very informative. But the camera recording was shocking and all over the place!
The most important question is - what is that large mini car in the background, is it RC or kids type?
Hi, not RC unfortunately. It is a ride on 6v (it's not very good)
Thank you, I really needed this!
Helpful, but a critical part is being able to bring the cable from the outside to the inside, through a wall or door, without ruining either.
+00bikeboy Hi, yes I agree, I think I did mention in some part of the video about taking the drill off hammer for the last bit to try and prevent breaking out the brick and also angling the hole downwards and having a drip loop to stop water running down the cable. Going through wooden door frame or window frame is a lot easier with much less chance of damage but there is more chance of leading to wood rot over the years.Thanks Vince
Greetings from Houston. Well done.
Not even close.
if am running sucurity camaras. would the cables be ok vs the sun and rain? Am doing it on my app building and it would be easier to run the cables on the roof.
Great video. Exactly what I was looking for
So you had your safety glasses in hand, and admit you had once gotten something in your eye, but still elected to tack the cable up without eye protection. Hmm.
Theres always one
Best thing you can do for yourself, is to have nice safety gear.
YOU ARE A GREAT TEACHER....LOVE YOUR VIDEOS
And he's HAWT!!
baljeet ahluwalia looks
Great video with loads of excellent tips
Surely the angle of the drill needs to be the other way or water will drip inside?????
I thought that
He was showing drill pointing down but said drill from INSIDE (the house) to outside. So he was demonstrating as if he was inside the house.
Good video but the person holding the camera was asleep did a really poor job, i can only put it down to the person was blind & deaf
Dick!! Go load your own videos then smart arse!!
What is the best procedure for feeding the cable in from the outside across the 'cavity' to the interior especially nowadays as most people may have the extra cavity insulation those polystyrene beads etc.. ?
+rockywr A lot of people straighten out a coat hanger but you can get nice electricians thin access rods that work perfectly. Also I remember on Dragons Den someone invented a Magnamole that was made for this purpose.Thanks Vince.
@@Mymatevince Attatch cable to drill bit with tape before pulling out.
Wow! I never knew so much goes into nailing cable clips. This was such an informative video. Thanks. 🙂
good explanation, if only the camera guy could follow the action...
Great video on how to, Vince! Thank you so much for the info 👍
i like how the camera only gives teases of with what's going on
Great video! I want to wire a ethernet cable or cat 5 cable to a room upstairs in my house however im not sure where to wire the original cat 5 from. Do I do it from the router out the wall (to the outside) around the house and back into the room I want it in? Please help!
Hi, yes you would need to run it back to the router.
+My Mate VINCE hi Vince. I'm from ireland and am enquiring about running a cat 5e cable from my modem downstairs to my attic room upstairs. what would be the best way to get around it. My bedroom In the attic is directly below my sitting room where the modem is. would I be best off drilling a hole in the sitting room wall then running it outside along the wall up to the third story then drilling another hole in the exterior wall into my bedroom wall. any info would be much appreciated.
I strongly suggest drilling out the wall up into the roof and then outside again then into your room
Thank you for the guide
In the U.S. We drill from the outside in on brick homes thru the mortar we measure the inside and we take those measurements and that's where we drill our access point blowing out brick is frowned on 😂
What will you do when there is insulation layer on top of the bricks (in colder areas) ? Because you may create thermal bridge or hole thermal runaway. Did you put extra insulation inside that hole after the breach?
I'm quite curious, if you decide to remove it, how can you?
One word to sum up this video..
tripod
These are on my walls front and back when i had NtL now am on talk talk are these wires for that or is it not
Good video i came here just to find out what to do with the hole in the wall (cement, silicone or filler etc) couple of tips though, you was saying "okay", and "right" a lot which kinda got annoying for me towards the end. Also i found myself skipping bits because you was repeating yourself a lot or saying things that was just obvious and common sense. But yeah i came to the video for 1 little thing and kept watching once i learn it
Good vid, informative but one fault not wearing goggles after you said you should, there is the same chance that abit could fly into your eye on the first hammer strike as much as the last
how do u detect lines or wires while drilling?
Cross your fingers ?
any thoughts on how i can secure this type of cable to very old brickwork, that will crumble if hit witha hammer?
Pin plugs, as he said in the video.
Only thing, is everyone is making comments is saying don't nail with the coax cable except do you notice that when the cable company runs cables guess what they do??? They nail the clips, they use screws with the various small connector interface however they nail the cable connectors into the wall..........(not brick though)...:)
very useful, thanks a lot!
How could someone interested in this topic not like this video. Could use a better camera person, stop aiming at his face and capture what he's doing with his hands.
I think you’d need to drill at a slight angle UPWARDS not downwards for water to not drip towards your property, yeah?
I thought the same thing, I realized he was talking about an in-house point of view.
What staple gun do you recommend for Cat5/6 etc? Wasted lots of money on different types claiming to be "trade" rated.
Thanks for anothet great video. Can you answer a question I've been trying to find the answer to. What is the procedure for wiring a drop cable from a pole to the property and to the socket? What is the best practice for one person to do this? Thanks again
Hope you didn't do this yourself... A non contracted individual is not allowed to climb and run a drop cable from a pole.
I not sure about the cable clips size I have a cable 25 meter 2.5mm 24 p 3183 3 core flexible cable not sure if I need a 9mm or 11mm I been told I need 11mm but not sure can you had advice for outs what size I need for the cable clips
Nobody in their right mind would run cable like this.
So your telling me the people who sold me the cable gave me the wrong clips nice
Cool, thanks for the advise.
Thanks
Thanks dude!!!
i learned a lot
So, where do you get the cable clips?
10:11 Clearly your cable clipping is straighter than your shelf fitting :D
Thats not a shelf fitting, it's a hand rail for the stairs.
fro0tyl0opy87 it’s a handrail
What if people cut a grove inside the baseboard and run the cable in there? my contractor wanted to do that. Is that an option or is it frowned upon?
Never hammer into mortar.Mortar may feel hard by touch, but it is very brittle. Especially the cheap shit newer builder's use. It's just there to fill and seal the bricks .the bricks are doing the work. A method anyone can use is to drill into the brick with a small bit and but a wall plug and use a scew instaed of nail. Never on mortar, it will crack look bad and more importantly give you more work.
For internal cabling, if you have fitted carpets (with gripper rods) abutting against your skirting boards, is it feasible to pull back the carpet and tack the cable to the floor, keeping it out of sight altogether? What puts me off trying is the fear it won't be easy refitting the carpet.
I have coax in my house running under the edge of the carpet and in a tiny space where the skirting board isn't quite touching the wooden boards, and it's completely invisible. It was installed by the previous owner or somebody they had in.
Too bad I can't find ANY 5mm cable clips made for masonry. For nothing but wood. 😣
Wat are these for there's two black boxes at front and one brown at back wat are they
yeah great video. tips here and there!. just that, i felt dizzy watchin the clip..! haaaiiiiiizzzz!
horrible video stage/quality, but really good info, thanks
Drilll that. You don't hammer ANYwhere around bricks. Ya want to crack a customer's brick wall? Of course not.
seanseanseanseansean I guess they do things differently over the pond
It's on the mortar
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back sid You garden good..
Whoever runs the camera.... your focus should be on his hands doing the work and not on his talking head. You not filming him talking, you filming him doing things.
What model Tacwise cable tacker is that?
Do you think routing the ethernet cat5e cable outisde or through between the walls is a better solution? I just recently bought a Lorex 4K NVR box link below:
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And the Ethernet cable that came with the set is a CAT5E 30m cable. Link below:
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Do you think what will be the best practice for a longer life span for wires / better performance for video / data quality. I live in Canada and here the temp can go from -20 degrees to all the way to +40 degrees in summer. So what would be the suggestion for me. Here in Canada we have brick wall outside and in between, there is drywall and wood. What will you recommend?
How high is the cable? I think it's too low to be snipped by the intruder.
"Demonstration purposes only"
When using cable clips into brick please wear safety glasses. You could lose an eye easily with a flying piece of stone.
I am going nuts by keep looking at the background, the car,the fence and even the building facing to the car,everything so tiny.🤔
His eBay store is closed so it now looks like I won't be purchasing his 5mm cable clips made for masonry/mortar. 🙄
What screws are they?
Dude whose operating this camera!!!!? 🤯
I tjought the rule was always drill out in case u hit anything internal
Kinda funny how you use both metric and freedom units throughout the video 🙃
coax cable should never be nailed in..... you damage the dialectric..
Joe S don't nail hard then
Don't nail at all..... And never use staples....
what do you use?
Magic
javier hernandez you use a drill and screws not magic just common sense
Nearly half of a million subscribers and your eBay store no longer exists 🤔
Camera man/woman needs to learn to keep the camera on the hands where the demo is, instead of focusing on the head, where we can't see how the actual work is done.
Cheers!
When why would you need to run an outside cable?
Cumbriahandyman It is often easier to run a telephone extension or a network point externally as the route can a lot shorter rather than running it internally up the stairs etc. Or you may to run the cable into an outbuilding (shed/garage).
Are those installations really allowed in the UK or by local regulations? Because running cables outside is often prohibited by historic preservation authority here :-/ . It is also something which calls metal thieves (yes, even those thin cables... or vandals). Not mentioned that it is not considered as secure way how to lead it since anybody can tap on that wire. That is the reason why national telco network service provider not install this way. Only in case of real trouble. Last and not at least there is a problem with insulation layers on top of concrete or bricks. You have to use different hatches and also it differs from technology to technology because you can have more than one layer of polystyrene or different plaster technology.
The camera man is horrible. Too shaky and not zooming on the wall properly and just long enough to see how the job must be done.
Great video but you might want to have a word with your cameraman about the shoddy camerawork
inch-an-a-bit
You are using the wrong clips
Pebbledash pebbledash
If someone cut the cable what will be happening?
"nice 'n' snuggly"
Sack the camera operator.
Tell the camera man stop drinking and moving! My eyes are hurting...I can’t finish this bloody video!
What's the big rush man? Relax a bit. Camera person couldn't even figure out where to look.
never mind safety glasses what about yer feet
I don't understand. He advises using safety goggles and then taps the clips in bare eyed. wtf?
That outdoor cord is visible and looks so unprofessional. Dont do it. He could of buried it underground along side the house!
The only correct thing done was the angle of the hole. Don't hammer mortar. Don't hammer coax. ALWAYS wear PPE! Don't attach to the face of trim. Drill from face of brick.