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Old 05-06-2005, 23:42   #8
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Re: Structured Cable

I tend to favour Maplins.

Cable strippers are hopeless. Have one myself for electrical cabling and its easier to use a vegetable knife. Same with co-ax - recently did an aerial re-wire with just a pair of cable cutters and a vegetable knife. IDC type tools are a must though - no bodging with a screwdriver.
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