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But did you fire the "contractor"???

With the IDPal, I use the 3/4" white cloth (PAL-750-499) cartridges. This seems to provide a reasonable number of characters in a medium font for cable wrapping. To further confuse you, it is a "nylon" cloth, so the appearance is a smooth, matte surface. I've used vinyl in other label...

I use a Brady IDPal. Works great for cables, but cartridges can be hard to find other than online. Not really a problem, as we stock up whenever we get down to 2-3 cartridges. Plus, I hear Fastenal carries brady supplies now. In general, I think most of the current handhelds perform about...

Rubbing against metal studs seems to cause splintering with mine. A quick rub with some fine sandpaper will knock down any sharp edges. It takes much longer to smooth using just your bare hands, and it's a lot more painful! Or so I've heard. Yeah. That's the ticket!

There is, but at that price, you'd be better off just buying a firewire card for the PC: http://www.pixela-1.com/capycable.htm

What exactly are you trying to accomplish with this plan?

Pabxer, where are you located? The only reference I can find to this panel is on Russian web sites. Not that it really matters. Your contractor is blowing smoke. There are no Category 5e rated panels that require proprietary cabling. This wouldn't be an electrical contractor, would it? ;)...

If anyone is a moron here, it's your so-called "Network Admin". So, if I'm understanding correctly, he's installed a router and switch in the telecom room, or some other central location. He's then taken 2 pairs from each phone line to the units and is running data over those. This is a...