You son of a gun, I tried and it worked in the first try. My locla broadband operator was charging me 200 bucks just to do crimping and keep in mind I even had the rj45 pin as well so all he had to do is just use that tool. To which I declined and tried to do it myself today. You're awesome man
I was so confused as to how the smaller wires make connections when we dont strip them in the first place. The explanation was simply demonstrated. Excellent video explaining all of queries. Thank you
If you have access to crimping tools for free, do it properly. But this should work as well, just those pins gets imperfections made by screwdriver. Not a big deal, it should still work. Good enought to save money instead of buyng crimping tools for one time use. But
You weren't lying, this is the best video for this. Beware people, there are 2 possible combinations of the wire color order. Look at your wire first to see which you should follow. Thank you!!
I appreciate that you showed how the crimper works and how the blades connect to the wires. All the other videos left that information out. But you included it
Thank you for this! I accidentally severed my Cat6 cable working on a framing project. Took me 2 tries but finally the lights went on! Someone here mentioned using a metal ruler to push the pins down...awesome tip! I also used a stubby flathead screwdriver after pushing them flush with the plastic with the ruler. Using a firm rocking motion with the screwdriver was key in finally pushing the pins down enough to pierce the jacket. Be careful not to crush the plastic bits between the pins, that's how I messed things up the first try.
It Works..............!! Horray😄😄 First i ordered crimping tool for making a Rj4 Connector Once. Then I watched The Comments in this video. Got The confidence & I Did It....
Bravo. I like the way you show both use of a crimping tool as well as cheaper alternatives. I don't do this much so the home tool option is what I was looking for; I don't need another expensive tool in my box that will probably become obsolete before I reach for it again.
I have a ethernet port in the wall that wasn’t working and I found out I had to connect to cable running through the wall to my router but the cable didn’t have a connector 😂😂 I just ordered 100 connectors LOL and I cant wait to try out your method!!!
Quite helpful, indeed. There may arise certain situations, when you can't get a hold of your crimping tool: in those scenarios, this makeshift arrangement saves your day. Also, for those who don't want to buy one for that odd crimp job, this technique may come in handy . I use screwdriver to push in the latch and a steel ruler to push the copper pins into the wire.
Love you men! It works so easy, very well explain. Now, I don't need to plug out and bring the whole wire to the nearest computer shop to repair this broken RJ45. I don't even need to buy crimper. Very easy, the easiest thing to do in trouble shooting!
Thanks a lot, most videos just go for thr crimping tool without explaining how it works. You went into explaining how the pins pierce the sheathing and how the latch works.
You just saved me from a lot of work cause my 15m ethernet cable (which is double side taped to the wall) was bent badly towards one end and had disconnections. Cut it half a meter before the plug, followed your tutorial and VOILA !!!! It works flawlessly now and i dont need to run a new 15m cable !! Thank you !
Great! I made it successfully. One thing to note is the pins must be pushed down so that finally they are below the plastic. If it feels flat, that means the pins didn't be pushed to the end.
Thank you so much for the help, everything you did was perfect the only thing that i found hard was the part were you had to strighten the cables but besides that it was easy!
Thanks bro for this tutorial. I'm really glad I didn't buy the clipping tool just for the sake of 2 connectors and then throwing it away. I'm getting 27mbps speed in my second floor with the wire that I just connected through watching your video. Thanks again mate.
great explanation of how the connector works, showing the prong of the pins was very helpful in understanding the mechanism. been searching for something like this
thank you sir. youre a life saver. i have my rusty old crimping tool then i cut my cables then when i was about to use the crimping tool, the teeth does not align to the little prongs. thanks for this
I thought you could only do this with a special tool. Needed to do 4 RJ45 ends in my house, didn't have the tool. Watched your video, tried and it worked! I did brake two plastic ends in the process, but I had some to spare. Much appretiated!
Very important, make sure when crimping the base of the plug that the pvc sleeve is the one being crimped so it acts like a strain relief, otherwise you will be crimping the data wires themselves and it will cause them to fail over time as you plug and unplug the cable.
Thanks a lot, ur tip WORKED for me, video saved me from a lot of trouble and now I can post this comment using the Internet I got from that fixed lan 😆
Thanks you man...i've to cable a pc and a smart tv at home and even buying a cheap tools for 4 times use costs more than all the other materials to do the job
excellent video, thank you. I accidentally cut into my ISP provided long cable, which is coming from outside the house in a locked box. It is working again, thanks!
Make sure you use the right connector! Stranded wire connectors are not good with solid wire ("backbone system cable"). And solid wire connectors are not good with stranded ("flex patch cable"). These how too videos do not tell you that. There are "universal connectors" but installers don't usually like them or use them. Just use the right one for the job to make the best cables. Here's the simple rule: If the prongs are INLINE (straight) then that is used for stranded wire. If the prongs are OFFSET (NOT INLINE but crooked) they are for solid wire connections. Even the stores selling connectors rarely get it right. You have to check. Using the wrong connector makes poor cables that fail early. Search for the pictures of the prongs. You understand it clearly when you see them. Know your cable wires before you crimp them! Solid or stranded.
Thx for this and man i'm glad i'm off the booze. Every time you cut something and said seeeiiizzzeersss i wanted to go get some Silent Sam, celery, tomato juice and Worcester sauce. Cheers m8
I don't know how you do it and kudos to you, but in my case I just wasted 15 minutes of my life, destroyed a plug and the damn pins are still not all the way through:) having special trouble with the side most pins. going to buy a tool now :)
You can use either 568A and 568B standards at as long as they're the same standard at both ends to create a straight cable that connects dissimilar devices together and use 2 different standards at both ends to create a crossover cable that connects similar devices together.
There' no need in crossover cables anymore. They became obsolete at least 10-15 years ago because all devises nowadays have implemented Ethernet auto MDI-X.
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You son of a gun, I tried and it worked in the first try. My locla broadband operator was charging me 200 bucks just to do crimping and keep in mind I even had the rj45 pin as well so all he had to do is just use that tool. To which I declined and tried to do it myself today. You're awesome man
I'm glad I could help you! 200$ that's crazy You can buy a new crimper for 15$ and a whole bunch of connectors. The link in the description.
I was so confused as to how the smaller wires make connections when we dont strip them in the first place. The explanation was simply demonstrated. Excellent video explaining all of queries. Thank you
I'm glad I could help you!
yeah excellent the golden parts how you remove them?? try to lift it up and it doesn't work with a knife.... it's not well explained
Thank you! I really did not want to buy a crimping tool for one time use!
Glad I could help!
Exactly, this guy is a genius
If you have access to crimping tools for free, do it properly. But this should work as well, just those pins gets imperfections made by screwdriver. Not a big deal, it should still work. Good enought to save money instead of buyng crimping tools for one time use.
But
Thanks brother you’re awesome
Same here 😁
A perfect no nonsense, clearly filmed, to-the-point explanation; thank you!!!
Glad it was helpful!
You weren't lying, this is the best video for this.
Beware people, there are 2 possible combinations of the wire color order. Look at your wire first to see which you should follow.
Thank you!!
Happy to help!
Thank u, almost 6 professional people told me I needed the Clippers and you have just proven all of them wrong
I'm glad I could help you!
I appreciate that you showed how the crimper works and how the blades connect to the wires. All the other videos left that information out. But you included it
I'm happy to help!
Thank you for this! I accidentally severed my Cat6 cable working on a framing project. Took me 2 tries but finally the lights went on! Someone here mentioned using a metal ruler to push the pins down...awesome tip! I also used a stubby flathead screwdriver after pushing them flush with the plastic with the ruler. Using a firm rocking motion with the screwdriver was key in finally pushing the pins down enough to pierce the jacket. Be careful not to crush the plastic bits between the pins, that's how I messed things up the first try.
I'm glad I could help you!
It Works..............!!
Horray😄😄
First i ordered crimping tool for making a Rj4 Connector Once. Then I watched The Comments in this video. Got The confidence & I Did It....
Glad I could help
can't believe it worked for me. Thanks to you for a half a decade old effort.
Glad it helped
Bravo. I like the way you show both use of a crimping tool as well as cheaper alternatives. I don't do this much so the home tool option is what I was looking for; I don't need another expensive tool in my box that will probably become obsolete before I reach for it again.
I'm glad I could help you!
I have a ethernet port in the wall that wasn’t working and I found out I had to connect to cable running through the wall to my router but the cable didn’t have a connector 😂😂 I just ordered 100 connectors LOL and I cant wait to try out your method!!!
I' hope it will work for you.
You are a life saver, especially showing such a clear chart of the color order, I fixed my cable and it went great! Thank you
You're welcome!
Actually, colour doesn't really matter as long as it matches on the both sides of the cable.
Quite helpful, indeed. There may arise certain situations, when you can't get a hold of your crimping tool: in those scenarios, this makeshift arrangement saves your day. Also, for those who don't want to buy one for that odd crimp job, this technique may come in handy . I use screwdriver to push in the latch and a steel ruler to push the copper pins into the wire.
Thanks for the comment!
Love you men! It works so easy, very well explain. Now, I don't need to plug out and bring the whole wire to the nearest computer shop to repair this broken RJ45. I don't even need to buy crimper. Very easy, the easiest thing to do in trouble shooting!
I'm glad I could help you!
Thanks a lot, most videos just go for thr crimping tool without explaining how it works. You went into explaining how the pins pierce the sheathing and how the latch works.
Glad it helped
Yes
You just saved me from a lot of work cause my 15m ethernet cable (which is double side taped to the wall) was bent badly towards one end and had disconnections. Cut it half a meter before the plug, followed your tutorial and VOILA !!!!
It works flawlessly now and i dont need to run a new 15m cable !!
Thank you !
Great job! I'm happy to help!
Great! I made it successfully.
One thing to note is the pins must be pushed down so that finally they are below the plastic. If it feels flat, that means the pins didn't be pushed to the end.
I'm glad I could help you!
Yep, on my first try it didn't work so I checked if they could be pushed further and they did. Worked after that
Iv done this a ton of times with the tool but was worried i would break the connecter by pushing it. Thanks man very clear details
I'm happy to help!
Thank you, you gave complete information without wasting time.
it work👍👍👍👍👍👍
Glad it helped
Thank you very much. Successfully crimped with no tools and with the first connector
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Thank you so much for the help, everything you did was perfect the only thing that i found hard was the part were you had to strighten the cables but besides that it was easy!
Glad it helped!
Perfect video - shows how to do it with pro and home tools side by side, so you can compare and understand yourself. Bravo!
Glad it helped!
Thanks bro for this tutorial. I'm really glad I didn't buy the clipping tool just for the sake of 2 connectors and then throwing it away. I'm getting 27mbps speed in my second floor with the wire that I just connected through watching your video. Thanks again mate.
Glad I could help!
great explanation of how the connector works, showing the prong of the pins was very helpful in understanding the mechanism. been searching for something like this
Thank you for the comment! I'm glad I could help you.
thank you sir. youre a life saver. i have my rusty old crimping tool then i cut my cables then when i was about to use the crimping tool, the teeth does not align to the little prongs. thanks for this
Glad I could help
By some miracle, specially to a newbie like me, I managed to pull this off. Thank you so much!
Great job!
I was trying to figure out how RJ45 worked and this visual demonstration makes it clear!
Happy to help!
Thanks for this video.Took me several tries but i got it to work !
I'm happy to help!
i see this video late but now i have a crimping tool xD
i tried both methods and both are good
Thank you for the comment!
I thought you could only do this with a special tool. Needed to do 4 RJ45 ends in my house, didn't have the tool. Watched your video, tried and it worked! I did brake two plastic ends in the process, but I had some to spare. Much appretiated!
Glad I could help
Amazing video! Very easy to understand and follow. I really like the comparison between the scissors and the crimper. Thank you so much!
Thank You for the comment!
It’s 100% the best video explaining how fix rj45 connector
Happy to help!
Thank you so much! You saved me time and money, plus now I have the personal satisfaction of crimping my RJ-45 myself 🙏🏻😎
Glad I could help!
I just fixed my own lan cable that my dog broke thanks to your video🙏👍🏼😁
Great job! I'm happy to help.
Love this so much! Took me one try to make it work! I now do all my ethernet cables, thank you so much!
You're welcome!
Alhamdulillah! I had success! Thankyou very much!
You are welcome
Very important, make sure when crimping the base of the plug that the pvc sleeve is the one being crimped so it acts like a strain relief, otherwise you will be crimping the data wires themselves and it will cause them to fail over time as you plug and unplug the cable.
Good one
I wasn't able to push in the pins far enough with a flathead. As soon as I bought a crimping tool, everything worked fine.
Do you even lift, bro?
wow! excelent explanation with clear shots. I got this done by two shops & they did it wrong , now I can do it without the tools at home
Thank you for the comment, I'm happy to help!
This video will help people for years to come hehehe I'll try tomorrow
I hope it will work out for you.
Thank god for this bro, love it. Now i can go back using the pc with internet now ( hope it works)
I'm happy to help!
Did it work?
Excellent video. Clear and to the point. Thank you!
Thank YOU! I'm happy to help!
Thanks! That's the best vid about this matter
Thank you for the time invested in making this video :) Worked like a charm
You're welcome! I'm glad I could help you.
Thank you so much for this video. It saved me. I never thought it was that easy
I'm so glad I could help You!
Thanks a lot, ur tip WORKED for me, video saved me from a lot of trouble and now I can post this comment using the Internet I got from that fixed lan 😆
Good job! Glad it helped.
Excellent, very clear! Thanks!!! 😁
This video was a great help in a pinch! Thanks!
I'm glad I could help you!
Thanks you man...i've to cable a pc and a smart tv at home and even buying a cheap tools for 4 times use costs more than all the other materials to do the job
Glad I could help
THANK YOU! I will probably make exactly one cable in my life, and I was really not wanting to buy a $40 tool for one use only.
Just follow the instructions and it will work for you.
excellent video, thank you. I accidentally cut into my ISP provided long cable, which is coming from outside the house in a locked box. It is working again, thanks!
I'm glad I could help you!
THANKYOU .. VERY HELPFUL AND INFORMATIVE VIDEO
You are most welcome
Bro you saved my day
Thank you so much
Your explanation and trick was more helpful ❤️❣️❣️
Most welcome 😊
This is excellent step-by-step instruction, with clear images to follow. Excellent work and thank you for uploading!
Glad it was helpful!
Awesome video, works perfectly and extremely clear
Thank you for the comment! Glad it helped.
so helpful and informative and easy to understand, best video by far! Thanks
Glad it was helpful!
I just done this today without crimping tool and I surprised that it is working.
I'm glad I could help you!
This is just what I needed. It is very clear and well explained. Thank you!
I'm glad I could help you!
Thank you for making this video.
Glad it was helpful!
Easy learning process to connect cable with RJ45, Thanks
Glad it helped
this is the best tutorial i ve ever seen thanks 🥰
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State of the Art video. Very helpful step by step explanation. Superb!
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Just what I was looking for. Thank You
Glad I could help!
This may be helpful in emergency situations 👍
Thank you for the comment!
This is SUPER helpful, thank you! Genius!
Thank You! I'm happy to help!
Thank you for sharing this. Very useful. Saved me time and money.
I'm happy to help!
worked 2nd try thank you!
You're welcome!
I'm gonna try this! Crimper is expensive for a one time use
I hope it worked for you!?
Thank You, I just did mine and it worked on the first try
Great job! I'm happy to help!
Thanks man this is so helpful
Glad I could help 😌
Make sure you use the right connector! Stranded wire connectors are not good with solid wire ("backbone system cable"). And solid wire connectors are not good with stranded ("flex patch cable"). These how too videos do not tell you that. There are "universal connectors" but installers don't usually like them or use them. Just use the right one for the job to make the best cables. Here's the simple rule: If the prongs are INLINE (straight) then that is used for stranded wire. If the prongs are OFFSET (NOT INLINE but crooked) they are for solid wire connections. Even the stores selling connectors rarely get it right. You have to check. Using the wrong connector makes poor cables that fail early. Search for the pictures of the prongs. You understand it clearly when you see them. Know your cable wires before you crimp them! Solid or stranded.
thanks man, you're a life saver!
happy to help!
Awesome video. Thanks for all the details
Happy to help!
If I'm stranded on a desert isle without crimpers, as long as I have ceasars I'll be ok. LOL
Very clear and simple, thanks a lot
Glad it helped!
Thank you so much, extremelly helpfull
Glad it helped!
clear and short, excellent!
Thank YOU!
Thanks.. was really helpful.
Glad it helped!
Tip: use the grey insulation tip to straighten the wires before throwing them so not to hurt your fingers
Thank you for the tip!
like this, you make it look easy
Thank you! Made it easily without crimpling tool! :)
thanks, only need to make 2 short cables, crimp 4 connectors. No need to buy a special tool.
Happy to help!
Thank you SO MUCH. Love your Accent
It's impossible :) Anyways happy to help!
Thanks alot it saves me alot of money😍
Best explanation on youtube. Cheers!
Thank You!
thank you so much sir
it save me pocket money
You're welcome! I'm glad I could help you.
Thx for this and man i'm glad i'm off the booze. Every time you cut something and said seeeiiizzzeersss i wanted to go get some Silent Sam, celery, tomato juice and Worcester sauce. Cheers m8
Thank you so much,that was easy explanation
Happy to help!
Thank you man you helped me a lot 😀
I'm happy to help!
Amazing - thank you, Sir
You are very welcome
Good work best
Thanks
Thanks for very good video
Thank you too!
Thank you! Worked!🎉
Happy to help!
Very good tutorial indeed!
Glad it was helpful!
I don't know how you do it and kudos to you, but in my case I just wasted 15 minutes of my life, destroyed a plug and the damn pins are still not all the way through:) having special trouble with the side most pins. going to buy a tool now :)
It's pretty simple but it may take some practice at first.
Very good explanation
Happy to help!
Very use full.... Thanks 😍
You're welcome! I'm happy to help!
Thanks! Worked great.
You're welcome!
You can use either 568A and 568B standards at as long as they're the same standard at both ends to create a straight cable that connects dissimilar devices together and use 2 different standards at both ends to create a crossover cable that connects similar devices together.
There' no need in crossover cables anymore. They became obsolete at least 10-15 years ago because all devises nowadays have implemented Ethernet auto MDI-X.