Uploaded July 2021 | Updated September 2026, 9 hours ago
Our CTO Marty Cortines reviews his methods for fishing a cable run. Marty has been running cables for over 20 years and has tried just about every tool and method. Marty has wired hundreds of offices for Cat5, cat 6, coax, cctv, HDMI, 70v speaker cabling, audio/video and much more. In this how to video he reveals his techniques for running low voltage cabling in existing stud cavities using just a few common tools. From running cables through ceiling tile to run cables down a wall. Marty choses to use basic tools and techniques to speed up his workflow and spend less time fighting the cable run. If you want to learn to run low voltage cabling like a pro, this is the how to video for you!
Used in this video:
🔸 Fish Tape: geni.us/Oa6zPv
🔸 Fish Sticks: geni.us/E793h
🔸 Low Voltage Old Work Box: geni.us/5VIkzYP
🔸 Drywall Saw: geni.us/nfT49
🔸 Tape Measure: geni.us/7fc43
🔸 Level: geni.us/ftEn
OUR 2025 YOUTUBE GEAR
🔸 Main Camera: geni.us/YNZTB
🔸 Lens: geni.us/Z6mUdIq
🔸 Shotgun Mic: geni.us/UpXka
🔸 Wireless Mic: geni.us/BaVVdn
🔸 Teleprompter: geni.us/sJBNC
🔸 RGB Light (for colored wall effect): geni.us/4TREIMm
🔸 Streaming Capture Card: geni.us/4TREIMm
🔸 Studio Light: geni.us/qp1kRS
🔸 Studio Light Diffuser: geni.us/u81jcA
🔸 Audio Recorder: geni.us/AHrG
🔸 Electric Sit/Stand Desk: geni.us/fXRNn9
🔸Background music/effects: share.epidemicsound.com/wcd3n2
As IT hardware installers, we find ourselves doing low voltage cable runs pretty frequently and wall fishing is a huge part of that. In this video, Marty shows the tools he uses, how he finds the best spot on the wall to add the workbox (without a stud finder) and different scenarios for actually fishing the cables in the wall.
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Our CTO Marty Cortines reviews his methods for fishing a cable run. Marty has been running cables for over 20 years and has tried just about every tool and method. Marty has wired hundreds of offices for Cat5, cat 6, coax, cctv, HDMI, 70v speaker cabling, audio/video and much more. In this how to video he reveals his techniques for running low voltage cabling in existing stud cavities using just a few common tools. From running cables through ceiling tile to run cables down a wall. Marty choses to use basic tools and techniques to speed up his workflow and spend less time fighting the cable run. If you want to learn to run low voltage cabling like a pro, this is the how to video for you!
Used in this video:
🔸 Fish Tape: geni.us/Oa6zPv
🔸 Fish Sticks: geni.us/E793h
🔸 Low Voltage Old Work Box: geni.us/5VIkzYP
🔸 Drywall Saw: geni.us/nfT49
🔸 Tape Measure: geni.us/7fc43
🔸 Level: geni.us/ftEn
OUR 2025 YOUTUBE GEAR
🔸 Main Camera: geni.us/YNZTB
🔸 Lens: geni.us/Z6mUdIq
🔸 Shotgun Mic: geni.us/UpXka
🔸 Wireless Mic: geni.us/BaVVdn
🔸 Teleprompter: geni.us/sJBNC
🔸 RGB Light (for colored wall effect): geni.us/4TREIMm
🔸 Streaming Capture Card: geni.us/4TREIMm
🔸 Studio Light: geni.us/qp1kRS
🔸 Studio Light Diffuser: geni.us/u81jcA
🔸 Audio Recorder: geni.us/AHrG
🔸 Electric Sit/Stand Desk: geni.us/fXRNn9
🔸Background music/effects: share.epidemicsound.com/wcd3n2
As IT hardware installers, we find ourselves doing low voltage cable runs pretty frequently and wall fishing is a huge part of that. In this video, Marty shows the tools he uses, how he finds the best spot on the wall to add the workbox (without a stud finder) and different scenarios for actually fishing the cables in the wall.
Connect with us!
dpctechnology.com
facebook.com/DPCTechSupport
twitter.com/DPCTechSupport
linkedin.com/company/DPCTECHNOLOGY
