If it was my brother in law he would need steaks and Guinness
Clearly a man of discerning taste who understands the value of quality nourishment.
If it was my brother in law he would need steaks and Guinness
Clearly a man of discerning taste who understands the value of quality nourishment.![]()
Don't drink, but i can repost the lunch picture if I need to for y'all.....![]()
If your brother in law is an electrician he probably doesn’t come across too many “spare moments “.
If it was my brother in law he would need steaks and Guinness to get a welder receptacle installed![]()
I put my 240 outlet right next to the box which is on the outside wall next to the main shop door. I spent big $$ and bought a 25’ 8ga extension cord. This allows me to weld in most of the shop and anything parked outside. Works real good when I need to repair one of my equipment trailers.
You have a good family.
Many years ago I went to Home Depot to purchase some 6 gauge 3 conductor x 30 feet to build a welder extension cord. Per the rules back then, an associate had to measure, cut, and tag the wire so you could get it through check out. It was 2 bucks a foot or some silly nonsense but I needed it. The cashier looked at the tag and rung it up as 1 foot and the associated price. I had her stop and check the tag because that is the price per foot, not the total. She got snotty with me and told me not to tell her how to do her job. I asked again, she got more indignant. I gave in and let her do her job, albeit very poorly. Still use it to this very day.I put my 240 outlet right next to the box which is on the outside wall next to the main shop door. I spent big $$ and bought a 25’ 8ga extension cord. This allows me to weld in most of the shop and anything parked outside. Works real good when I need to repair one of my equipment trailers.
Many years ago I went to Home Depot to purchase some 6 gauge 3 conductor x 30 feet to build a welder extension cord. Per the rules back then, an associate had to measure, cut, and tag the wire so you could get it through check out. It was 2 bucks a foot or some silly nonsense but I needed it. The cashier looked at the tag and rung it up as 1 foot and the associated price. I had her stop and check the tag because that is the price per foot, not the total. She got snotty with me and told me not to tell her how to do her job. I asked again, she got more indignant. I gave in and let her do her job, albeit very poorly. Still use it to this very day.
Prolly near $8/ft now. And that’s outside of Ca.![]()
I'm aware, I have a fair bit of 8 gauge and larger for vehicles and well know what it is worth today.You’re not going to get #6 cord for $2 any more.
Prolly near $8/ft now. And that’s outside of Ca.![]()