If you have setup your home office for the first time, whether it is working out of your spare room, the shed or your bedroom, then you may come to a time when you need to decide whether you take the plunge and create your very own home based network. If you have decided with this brave option then you really need to sit down and spend a bit of time thinking about where everything has got to go.
If you are using the wired network approach, then you need to consider all of the cables and where they will all go. Will you need to drill holes through our living room wall? These are all questions you need to ask yourself before you get stuck in. Keep cable clutter to a minimum, it can be hazardous and not very pleasing on the eye. To get around this you can make the distance between your various hardware appliances as short as possible. Also remember that you need to connect your router to your broadband phone socket, you need to have this in your layout plans when considering your new home network.
Router Plunge
With the wireless network option you have much more flexibility. The only cable you will actually need is the one which connects the wireless router to your phone socket. But do not think you don't have to think about the layout of your office. You still need to consider where your router goes as this can affect the signal strength. For best results keep it away from any metal objects such as radiators or your filing cabinet as this is a common cause of producing a bad signal. If you want to work from your garden the for best results put the router on a windowsill.
By far in this modern age it is more and more popular to create networks which are wireless, it means anyone can work from their living room but print something of their printer in the attic. But wired networks still have their place, for example if you only have two PC's in your network which you use just for writing correspondence and letters with your colleague, then the need for all the wireless technology becomes a bit hard to justify. Remember you must do what is best for you business not necessarily what you like personally, if you like all the gadgets but you know deep down that it will not actually benefit your business in any direct way and it is not cost effective, then do not do it. You are the person behind your business so only you know what is right to make is successful.
Special Price!!! Bosch RA1165 Under-Table Router Base with Above-Table Hex Key
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Bosch RA1165 Under-Table Router Base with Above-Table Hex Key Feature
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- RA1165
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Bosch RA1165 Under-Table Router Base with Above-Table Hex Key Overview
New base for the 1617/1618 Series Routers * Allows adjustment of bit height from above the table - Features: Designed for router table usage * Wrench access from above table for convenient depth adjustment * Base has threaded holes for mounting to router table )positioned in Bosch 4-hole patter & common 3-hole pattern. ) Hardware included. * Wide 3-3/4 base opening allows use of larger bits * Motor housing does not rotate during depth adjustment, eliminating potential cause of horizontal movement of bit * Tool-free base change Quick clamp system allows motor to be moved w/ ease * Two additional protective devices prevent motor from falling to floor after quick-clamp is released. - Includes: Base, mounting hardware, chip shield & hex adjustment wrench w/ rubberized grip. - Specifications: Part Number: RA1165, Used on Model No. : 1617 / 1618 series routers & motors, Sales Pack Quantity: 1, Screw Head Size: 4-Hole Pattern: 4M, 3-Hole Pattern: 10-24, Category: Routers.SAVE NOW on the special offers below!
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