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For some reason, I assume that you needed an arc splicer machine to run fibre at home, but it looks like that all you need is a specialty cutter. Much less expe
by xattt 3y ago
For some reason, I assume that you needed an arc splicer machine to run fibre at home, but it looks like that all you need is a specialty cutter. Much less expensive than that splicer.
- thefz 3y agoNo, to put up connectors you just need a little patience. And maybe a cleaver, but not necessarily. Read the blog post I linked. The splicer is needed to joint two fiber runs only.
- xxpor 3y agopre-terminated fiber is also so damn cheap on a marginal per-ft basis, that I just bought a bunch of I-know-this-is-way-too-long runs and I spent <$10 more than I would have if I bought in bulk and applied the connectors myself.