need help with wiring for a welder.
08-29-2010, 04:54 PM
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need help with wiring for a welder.
i need help wiring for my welder. has anyone here made a drop cord for a 220v plug? i need to make one, ive heard people making them before but i havent found any info on it.
08-29-2010, 06:45 PM
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My free welder came with an 30 foot extension cord made from 4 conductor 6ga SJOO wire. Its heavy as hell and it probably cost a fortune to buy that wire but it works like a champ.
It has a 30A male dryer plug on one end and a tiwst-lock plug that attaches to the welder. I also make a adapter so that I can plug it into the 50A oven plug in my kitchen as I have no dryer.
Use the largest gauge of wire you can. If you go too small you'll be wondering why your welds come out like crap from the voltage drop.
It has a 30A male dryer plug on one end and a tiwst-lock plug that attaches to the welder. I also make a adapter so that I can plug it into the 50A oven plug in my kitchen as I have no dryer.
Use the largest gauge of wire you can. If you go too small you'll be wondering why your welds come out like crap from the voltage drop.
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