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running a cable under the floorboards?

assuming that I am complying with regs, is there a clever way to run a cable under the floor boards, the distance I need to go between A and B is less than 2 feet(70cms).I can drill the board and sent the cable in!Assuming that I don't have those endoscopic SWAT cameras is there any tool/technique I can rely on to get me through this 2 feed distance?thanks
Well, following Alan's contribution(especially the idea of coat hanger, I think the path is perpendicular on the floorboards, so I assume I would not meet a joist underneath while fishing(as joists and floorboards are logically perpendicular against each other?!

Any good electrical snake will do it, and probably a wire coat hanger that has been straightened out. That is assuming that you aren't fishing the wire perpendicular to the framing members. I also don't understand why you would want to do it this way, but to each his or her own.
Al
Edit: Correct. If you are traveling perpendicular to the floorboards, you will be traveling parallel to the joists, and therefore have little to no problem fishing it over such a short distance. {grin} Good luck, and let us know how you make out.
Al
Edit 2: You *might* have even better luck with TWO coathangers with a hook on each end. Fish them from the hole toward each other, twist till they catch each other and pull one through to the other side. Then attach the cable to the now single coathanger and pull it through. Over only 2 feet, it *should* be fairly easy.
Al

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