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Beautiful!

If / when I'm paying someone to cable a communications rack I expect nothing less than that

Of course I would have used Velcro instead of cable ties, easier to add / remove cables later if necessary

I think he must have run out of cable ties on the 5th from top blue L cluster... sack him!

What's wrong with that, it's neat, afterall our land Rovers all have neat wiring like that, just have a look under the dash and under the bonnet

Originally Posted by 29dinosaur

I think he must have run out of cable ties on the 5th from top blue L cluster... sack him!

i think he got 5-6 confused
way to many on 6

What a Banana !

I bet he has a colour coordianted sock draw !
Also agree about cable ties, rarely use them at work all velcro now.

I wish I had pics of the cable runs from years ago at work - everything was neatly bundled and laced, even on the cable trays. We learned cable lacing when I was a trainee tech but I was never as good as the install blokes (I was in Operations). I still have the tools in my tool roll.

We used waxed twine or 2mm plastic tubing to lace - long before cable ties were around - it was continuous along the cable.

Originally Posted by p38arover

I wish I had pics of the cable runs from years ago at work - everything was neatly bundled and laced, even on the cable trays. We learned cable lacing when I was a trainee tech but I was never as good as the install blokes (I was in Operations). I still have the tools in my tool roll.

We used waxed twine or 2mm plastic tubing to lace - long before cable ties were around - it was continuous along the cable.

I wish you had pics too

thats the before picture ... give it a few months in the hands of your typical cowboy and it will end up like this: