Back in stock: 1000ft Cat5e cable Crimper and Cap ~ $44 @ Compgeeks

[Tung]

Link use the 10% coupon.

 

[Silex]

What 10% coupon? And yes, I'm on their mailing list but if they are in my bulk mail, it gets delated w.o notice .

 

[Tung]

search around and you will find it.

 

[asleep]

Oops a daisy, $19 shipping for me

 

[arcas]

$69/$64 shipped seems like a pretty decent deal for 1000ft cat5e and a crimper, assuming the crimper tool is worth using. Any better deals out there?

 

[robsdeals]

Great price the crimpers are about $30+ .... includes testers too.
easy to find the coupon...

 

[DanT]

Thanks. I missed out on this the last time and was just getting ready to do a cable run (or two or three) in the next week or so.

Also thanks for the heads-up on the 10% of f w ord to save me $5.

 

[Silex]

Originally posted by: asleep
Oops a daisy, $19 shipping for me

Lol I havnt heard taht phrase in the longest time lol.

Originally posted by: DanT
10% of f w ord to save me $5.

Lol come again?

 

[Mizer]

Real good price, I just paid $45 for "Ideal" crimper, $9 for a 100' cat5e (riser) cable and $80 for "Ideal" cable tester non-BNC at Lowe's.

But what is the quality like, I am tempted to take some of stuff back.

 

[dealseaker]

got it 19 shipping for me but great deal i suppose for all that u get, thanks everyone

 

[Epinephrine]

I got this deal last time and everything seems decent quality. The crimper is built fairly well and doesn't feel cheap....

My $0.02 worth and the whole package is a pretty good deal!!

 

[SoulAssassin]

Home Depot has 500' of Cat5e for around $35 all year round...not bad if you don't want to pay shipping. And even if you're wiring every room in your house, do you really need 1000'? I've made countless cables here and there for myself and other people, wired my parents basement to their 2nd floor and still have at least 200-250' feet left.

 

[Lark888]

I've already run 1000' of Cat5 cable in my house and have a few more locations to go. I want each connection to be direct to my 100Tx switch/router from the basement and all the second floor rooms travel from basement to attic and then down into walls. Running two connections in most rooms from patch panel (also doubles just fine for phone - little overkill , eh). Now to find some way to power all those locations from the UPS I got from Compgeeks last year (2400VA Delta) j/k The inexpensive continuity tester is a nice addition - it's a pain to chase down an unreliable connection by trial and error (& error....). Thanks for the posting.