Hi, all.
I wish to bring a cable ( cat6 ethernet ) in through through the plasterboard, to plug into a wall-mounted Wireless Access Point. I'd like to minimise the visual impact, so I don't want to have a faceplate and patch lead, which would be near as big as the WAP itself. So I'm looking at simply bringing the cable through the plasterboard, and crimping the RJ45 onto the cable directly ( I have the tools ).
What's the smallest and neatest way to cover the entry hole?
'Nothing' is an obvious option: just drill / poke a neat hole and pass the cable through, and be done with it. Bodge with filler and paint over as necessary.
Is that the best?