Run the wire or cable to its destination.
Run cable line from basement to first floor.
From inside the living space position the bit against the wall directly above if accessing from attic or below if accessing from basement the desired location of the service the cable will provide.
If you re working from the attic you can drop a weighted string down wall cavity then attach the wire to the string and pull it through.
On the first floor run wires up the wall from the basement.
When adding or replacing wiring in finished walls most electricians will attempt to make the horizontal portion of the cable run in the unfinished attic or basement crawlspace areas looping the cable down or up through the wall cavity across the floor or ceiling joists then vertically through another stud cavity to the next wall box opening.
Running through interior closet walls for all three.
When necessary use existing ducts or pipe runs to get wires from the attic into the basement.
On the second floor run wires down the wall from the attic.
Once you are all set simply shut the power off from the main board and get started.
One will run next to a heat duct that goes up to the second floor.
Learning how to run the cable from basement to the second floor.
Wherever you want to put the outlet drill a small hole.
There are lines run from the basement to elsewhere in the house but there isn t a second line between the router upstairs and the basement.
Use the coat hanger to see if everything is fine at this location and there are no obstructions.
Yes the cat6 from the basement to the upstairs is currently used to connect the ont to the router upstairs.
Need to run some cables coax power cat6 from the basement to the second floor attic bungalow in 3 different places.