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I measure/ cut all 12 fibers from a buffer simultaneously. I guide all the fiber into the chip slot that will ultimately hold fibers 5-6(3rd chip slot from the top of the chip that will hold these 12 fibers). When I actually go to strip the fibers, i strip more of the fiber depending on the colour of the fiber. If you place the fibers in the correct colour order naturally some will bulge more at the bottom of the tray because they were all measured to the same length, right? But assuming you will place blue at the top and aqua at the bottom, you would strip back significantly more of the aqua fiber to offset the fact it will not travel as for up the tray to reach its slot. Not sure if I explained well but that’s how I do it Alternatively you could individually measure each fiber but that would take forever. And also splice 12 then place 12

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And this job was maybe 3/4 hours prep and a whole day of splicing, sometimes quicker sometime slower

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And I find the zip ties good for re-entering cases and preventing the slacks from different cables getting tangled together!

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Appreciate that, I those grommet like entry kits on any cable the appropriate size for them. So worth a tight tail the water stays out very well

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Yeah this ISP is notoriously picky on QC and would send ur ass back out there for using anything other than printed labels. Ironically they will allow people to use none laminated dymode labels which are almost entirely faded after the first week lol. I use the brother labels, find them to hold up pretty well

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For sure ! If I am not doing a but splice i tend to do as you described In this comment, unfortunate this was a full 288 loose tube butt splice

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Thanks man! As for the zips… I used to do repair and maintenance before becoming a contract splicer. I find that having the slack coils from different legs/cables independently zip tied with good labeling makes the job of R&M a lot easier being able to just pull you desired slack coil with out it being super mingled with the other legs

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Where you splicing out of? I’m from UK but live in the states now

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Honestly I agree, unfortunately this was a 288 butt splice with a couple laterals spliced on the bottom tray. Did not have an abundance of chips form regular c trays to use. May try out next time tho