Require neat Home Networking Cabling...Anyone up for it?

No more slow speed support queries accepted until pics to the contrary submitted...

Let me borrow some of your staff and we have a deal, you don't need your car washed everyday do you?

:P
 
I reckon we've pretty much got some cable going spare... (the yellow and blue, the grey is FTP (foil twisted pair))

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As to work neatness level, here are four 100x50 trunking channels coming in

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And then we got the trunking put in at the home office (utterly lovely Legrand kit), along with ...some plugs for the power line. :D

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So, we're up for it if you're still after it.
 
Looking at the exposed cable bundles inside the trunking on the left of this image you would not make the grade I'm afraid to say :D
Oh, you mean the twenty-something blue cables in the 100x50 volume of space that, for the purposes of note-taking/logging we didn't have the cover on? ...yea, I can see how that's a major faux-pas. :rolleyes: Also, I don't (yet) know of a honeycomb-type insert that can go into trunking to REALLY get that sh*t neat ..hey, maybe that's a thing that can be printed! :p
 
Oh, you mean the twenty-something blue cables in the 100x50 volume of space that, for the purposes of note-taking/logging we didn't have the cover on?

Blue & yellow top left of the pic running up the wall inside the trunking. The space does not bother me, the neatness of the bunbly freaks me out, they should be perfect cylinders with no cables poking out etc.
 
Oh, you mean the twenty-something blue cables in the 100x50 volume of space that, for the purposes of note-taking/logging we didn't have the cover on? ...yea, I can see how that's a major faux-pas. :rolleyes: Also, I don't (yet) know of a honeycomb-type insert that can go into trunking to REALLY get that sh*t neat ..hey, maybe that's a thing that can be printed! :p
Sure it can be printed, here you go. Not honeycomb but it will work.
http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:89532

Or else run a comb through the cables then tie them up at regular intervals.
http://www.acomtools.com
http://www.cableorganizer.com/panduit/cable-organizer-tool/

:p
 
Sure it can be printed, here you go. Not honeycomb but it will work.
http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:89532

Or else run a comb through the cables then tie them up at regular intervals.
http://www.acomtools.com
And this is why you don't ask smart-arse questions... :D That said, SO much thank you for that thingiverse thing, I'll be showing it to my buddy tonight. And we've long since drooled over the cable comb, I just don't much feel like paying the international shipping for one right now; maybe on the next sufficiently big job.
 
And this is why you don't ask smart-arse questions... :D That said, SO much thank you for that thingiverse thing, I'll be showing it to my buddy tonight. And we've long since drooled over the cable comb, I just don't much feel like paying the international shipping for one right now; maybe on the next sufficiently big job.

Yeah, lots of smart-asses on here :p

The first time I saw someone using a comb I was amazed, that stuff make a massive difference in appearance and is not even an effort to use. Watch the videos, it is amazing how a mess of cables can look neat.
 
Hahahaha :sly: /pm replied :beer:

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Not worth it for you just for :beer: - my sister can be, ummm, let's just say 'not easy to deal with'....

Put it to you this way, when she wants a new computer I get the IC and Computer Mania catalogs, circle three choices and tell her to "go speak to the salesman"

:D
 
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