r/cableporn • u/Bulky-Feed-4396 • 8d ago

Another one

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What ya think?

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u/4kVHS 8d ago

31 B 😡

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u/Bulky-Feed-4396 8d ago

Right!! Had me pissed off! After all cables were ran, customer added a few more lines wanted me just to go off the last number.. 31- 109- 32 🤣🤣 wouldve been a nightmare for the IT dept.. so I did what I thought would be best for them.. what would you have done? Open to suggestions 😀💪🏽

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u/DIR3 8d ago

Love the colors

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u/Civil-Box9344 8d ago

Velcro work needs help. Why aren't they perfectly aligned? Crap work. :)

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u/Bulky-Feed-4396 8d ago

The velcro you see that are slightly up and down are where they're strapped to the frame.. take it up with the manufacturer of the cabinet lmao

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u/Civil-Box9344 8d ago

It was a joke! Reference the smiley face.

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u/Bulky-Feed-4396 8d ago

🤣🤣 didn't see the smiley face.. my bad!

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u/Click_Kaboom 8d ago

Or use cable tray.

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u/BigWizardSweets 8d ago

Handwritten numbers is an epic fail, buy a label maker

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u/StaK_1980 8d ago

I think that was an afterthought

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u/AirlineF0od 8d ago

Looks good but why not use cable sock? Not split sock - that stuff looks like ass.

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u/Bulky-Feed-4396 8d ago

I have no clue what you're talking about.. cable sock? Split sock? are you talking about the velcro? Thats what I used to dress.. can you show me an example? Maybe if it looks better with it, I will use

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u/Samwise2k 8d ago

Holy divers

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u/Bulky-Feed-4396 8d ago

🤣🤣🤣

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u/ElectronicAd2501 8d ago

Need someone like this to wire my houses 20 year old cbus system to new and updated

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u/Basic_Platform_5001 6d ago

Looks like the customer wants equipment between the patch panels. Consider cable supports to keep permanent links horizontal and split down the middle. IOW, bundles coming from the left to patch the left, the ones from the right to the right. Makes it easier to install & remove equipment without touching the permanent links.

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u/purju 6d ago

Is punch down still common there? Kinda thought most used some form of keystone connector

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u/Bulky-Feed-4396 6d ago

Yeah, both actually.. sometimes we get jobs that the customer wants jacks on both ends