🔌 Efficient Low Voltage Mounting Bracket Template for Streamlined Installation Review

I used this the other day thinking it would be just right for the single outlet I want to place and if I finished cutting and ready to wall mount the bracket it didn't fit and I had to start cutting here and there before I got it working to fit the bracket and it would take some time as if I didn't have this template. I will have to keep practicing, but I think it will be enough from day one; but it looks like it's made for a specific brand, not general brands, not household supplies.

This is a very handy tool and great when you can't cut a clean, straight hole. Having worked in the low voltage industry for decades, I can level a jack with just my eyesight, but from time to time I have to venture into an odd place or position that distorts my perspective. This tool takes the guesswork out of it. hit the wall and start cutting. No problem. My drywall cutout is always perfect! Get one. Be proud of your work. Work like you're doing it for Jesus Himself. This will help you…

I use "Low Voltage Mounting Bracket (1 Group x 5), Fosmon Low Voltage Mounting Bracket (Mounting Screws Included) for Phone Cable, Network Cable, HDMI Cable, Coaxial Cable, Speaker Cable" with brackets this tool. Once the hole is cut the brackets just don't fit and I have to cut the hole on both sides. I'm not sure why they don't match, but I'm surprised they don't. At least I have a guide that makes even holes and a square to begin with. I could do it easily enough, but whatever.

This is a very handy tool and ideal when you can't cut a clean, straight hole. Having worked in the low voltage industry for decades, I can only level a jack with my eyesight, but every once in a while I have to lift in an odd place or position that distorts my viewing angle. This tool takes the guesswork out of it. hit the wall and start cutting. No problem. My drywall cutout is always perfect! Get one. Be proud of your work. Work like you're doing it for Jesus Himself. This will help you…

After installing about half a dozen ethernet/cable TV channels while looking through the cutout, I decided to spend a few dollars and buy this template. I should have bought it many years ago. It's such a simple thing, but it eliminates two major problems when trying to cut drywall for a low voltage mounting ring/bracket: finding the right size of cutout and aligning the cutout. Place the template on the wall where you want to make the hole, make sure it lines up with the spirit level, trace…