Breaking out the Ducati of AWESOMENESS (and some data work) | Thomas Nagy 

Cat 6 modules often have thicker tracks and pins with better separation in order to reduce insertion & return loss. Fluke testing Cat 6 cable with 5e modules will result in a fail due to excessive NEXT (near-end crosstalk) & insertion loss.

I think it’s amazing how Channels like toms work , ok fair enough he has a good personality and knows his stuff but if you were to see a channel of an accountant or store manager on RU-vid I don’t think it would consistently get views and likes. Toms video are a real advertisement to young people out there that you can make a good living and be interested by your work everyday with a trade , I’m one of the only people in my school year who got myself an apprenticeship and everyone else went to college but it’s amazing the amount of people who college doesn’t suit there just brainwashed by parents and teachers that they have to go to college to make money which is a joke if you ask me. Thanks Tom for showing the very few people like myself that a trade is just as good as any college course and keep up the great videos👍

I have entered the contest! Great video, as an apprentice , seeing other people work you realise the different techniques to do the same thing. Great job!

Liked! Qualified earlier this year and your videos really help build my electrical experience/knowledge in various areas. Keep up the great videos!

Entered! I'd always thought the difference with the jacks would be due to CAT6 being slightly higher guage but not sure how much this is actually the case. The main difference comes in if you are working with shielded cable and need to use the shielded jacks. Camera wise it may be worth looking at some of the mirrorless ones, still excellent DSLR level video quality with interchangeable lenses but a bit smaller. I really like my Sony A6000 although you'd probably want to look at their higher end models to get an external mic input.

You can’t beat a real wired network only use WiFi for laptops and phones any anything that moves

Enjoyed the video. Thanks for making these videos as a trainee it's nice to see

Entered : Just binged watched all your videos, excellent stuff Tom & Dave

Cat 6 cable uses a larger size of copper wire hence the staggered ends. The box terminations should be slightly wider to accommodate the larger size as well. I'm not sure if there is any other difference other than supply and demand. The Cat 6 spec vs Cat 5 is just the larger size cable with more twist in the pairs and more strigent test requirements.

Regards data cable v WiFi I prefer to connect my main kit on cable & leave the WiFi for secondary stuff

Cat 5e and cat 6 will BOTH handle up to 1000 megabit Ethernet. Cat 6 is “in case” anyone in future wants “something better’ and is something you only need fit if is specifically requested and that’s super-unlikely in a domestic setting. Very few pcs indeed even have or need a 1000 megabit Ethernet interface. Domestic internet connections are fast at 10 mbps and super fast at 100, so 1000 gbps is wildly overkill (cat 5e can do this properly) anything over this is not yet available. Only use cat 6 if specifically requested or money is no object. 3:41 “router” pronounced rooter in the UK! A router (pronounced r-out-er), is a rotary wood cutting machine used by woodworkers. Great vids.

Great videos coming into the industry great work you do and looking to what tools to get seeing what Tom was given has helped me a lot you are inspirations thanks

FFS! On THIS side of the pond a router (rowter) routes out a channel in a wall or similar, a router (rooter) helps to route traffic through a data network aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaagh! Otherwise: always enjoy your vid's.

I heard you make giveaways... Do you ship out of country?

Entered! Great Videos! I Seemed to be hooked as I've watched them like​ a Netflix Boxset & watched them all in one evening.

Love these videos, always entertaining as well as informative.

Love the glowing helmet 👍

work one full day to pay for the parking tickets gained that same day... sometimes, you wonder if you'd rather stay in bed

Great uploads always informative. Keep up the good work 👍

Another great video from you gents, keep up with the good work 👍

11:22 😂

Cat 6 supports upto 10Gb but 5e only goes upto 1Gb Ethernet. Provides some future proofing I suppose. GoPro quality is really good. Put the 2K into a holiday fund

Just came across your channel, love what you are doing. Thanks for sharing.

Love watching you work

ROOOTER!

8P8C, not RJ-45. 😛

I've entered for the comp! Keep the great videos coming!!!!

Good video as always. Fingers crossed for the competition 👍

I prefer wired network to all rooms, and add a PoE wifi accesspoint on 5ghz, like Ubiquiti UAP-AC-IW

cat rating is speed and distances most of the plug are the same

Liked the video! Actually like all your videos! You're amazing! I'm really new in the industry and you're giving me so much confidence! Thank you

As a girl starting out in the trade, these videos have been really helpful to me. So many helpful tips for when i'm helping out on a job. Keep up the good work Tom!

You should get a sony a6500 its great quality small and comes with a decent lens which you can change for a better one if you wish

"Say, that's a nice bike."

Competition entered. Enjoying the videos. Keep up the good work!

Entered! Could be a good vid idea to have a bit of a short sit down Q&A with Tom going over his apprenticeship, things he would now do differently and tips for the new generation coming through etc. Since you seem to have a lot of younger viewers! Keep up the good work 💪

Are you still around? No videos for two weeks? :(

I don’t like how you said router. Please speak British English!!

Well I think your channel is spot on mate. Look forward to your next vid.

Entered,great to get an insight to a electricians work day and the trade in general. keep posting!

I have entered :), I’m level 2 and saving up for my level 3, and I’m learning more by watching your videos :)

I’ve entered tom lad, great vids. Keep them up!

Go on Nagy! Love your videos.

Entered - My VDE Terminal driver snapped and also my cutters are getting worn, so this would be a great addition to my set. Love your vids Tom, keep up the good work!

Brilliant video as always !!

Entered. Great vid as always, hope to bump into you at ITS some time Tom as its on my door step,good excuse for a coffee break anyway.

Entered, thx for the opportunity toms

Good vid, I'm currently putting a wired network throughout my new house, future proofing definitely the way to go 👍

Entered competition, great vid as usual Tom!

Data, tools and motorbikes what an awesome video!!

Hi Thom! Just wanna to say that i really enjoy your video's. I'm living in the Netherlands and i'm also an electrician, it's really interesting how you guys work, different 'rules and methodes" thanks for sharing! Keep it up:)

Vids are sick! Keep them coming :D

great vid as always entered the comp keep it up tom

Commenting for competition 👍🏻 keep up the good work mr Nagy

Entered! You seem to be more chilled about that parking ticket than me. I would be fuming!

Love your videos look forward to them coming out!

Keep the content coming. I enjoy watching how other trades work. Entered

Another fine video, thanks..

awesome content, i really enjoy your work day!

I love it when the bike comes out 😀

Hello Tom just wanted to tell you that you are being watched in Serbia. Good job keep up!

Love the vids man!! Thanks!!!

Thanks for another comp

Entered the give away! Apprentice spark here. Love watching your channel to get an insight into different types of job! I aspire to do a board as neat as yours one day! Keep up the good work!!

Entered! Just recently started watching this channel as I am joining the industry and you've really sparked my interest. Pardon the pun 😅 Love the videos!

Awesome work!

Love the videos keep up the good work

Love the lid, and loving your channel I'm currently at college doing 2365 level 3

Good video Thomas. Recently found your channel and have enjoyed your videos

I always add lots of CAT6 cable to any install for smart home items, tv matrix, multi room audio, Wi-Fi access points, cctv and sometimes even data! The tester looks nice, I have just bought a pockethernet that connects via Bluetooth to a phone and stores all the qualification data.

Love the vids keep up the good work

Interesting video as usual, I've entered the comp!

Entered 👍🏼 Keep up the great work by the way, love the content

I've entered the competition! And I agree ref network points.. I think they're necessary, if there's multiple Wi-Fi devices running at least you'll have consistent speed with wired networks.

Really neat install

Apprentice here, love the videos

I've entered the competition, keep up the good work lads 👍

So here I have entered as well. Love wera! Thanks for some great content Tom. Wifi is good, but all data connections should be hard wired where possible. Data speed is always quicker with a hard wired connection. Even the fastest wifi connections will not match wired.

Great work guys

Keep up the good work!

Love the giveaway this week!

Liked. Love the channel keep up the good and keep the videos coming 👍🏻

Cracking vid as usual Tom. Definitely wouldn’t mind a the new tools

Mint, I've entered! 👍

Great video, as always :)

Another good video. Well done.

Love the videos mate. Keep it up! From Australia

Loving the vids man!

Not answering your question, but when it came to cabling my house I looked at it and Cat5E seemed more than adequate, and also a little bit less fiddly to cable. Agreed on fitting data cables - in my house without an extra router or repeater the wifi coverage simply isn't good enough. Loving the videos btw, keep them coming!

Your doing a good job keep it up

Another nice vid guys. 👍🏻

Entered the give away, just qualified just waiting on my certs to come in the post,love watching the vids.

Videos are always good and I like those tools

I'm in, I injoy watching how different UK and US is. Nice bike but I prefer cruisers my self. All the best brother. Johnny

Great videos tom :) love the bike aswell

Entered !! I have just started my apprenticeship with an electrician and starting to get some tools together these would be really useful 👍

Entered Mr Nagy, Love the videos keep them coming.

I love you videos I have learnt a lot from your videos thank you and I you have a lovely day

Entered! Love watching these remodels!

Entered! Woo in need of some new snips