Uploaded April 2017 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
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Power cords are always a problem. They're often in the way and too short. A good way to solve both problems is a quick connection system, which I made in this video. It was a bit difficult to find connectors, that also lock together, but that's what I wanted.
I've already used it for two weeks and love it. So convenient. A well worth investment.
The idea for this came from a viewer who sent me this link: grahamleggat.com/blog/2016/12/19/power-tool-cables
Due to a lot of concerns in the comments I might put the cable sleeves back on.
Though the tools may loose their warranty, but there's nothing you can't fix.
The plugs can be bought here: thomann.de/de/search_dir.html?bf=&sw=powercon+true
(you maybe have to find them for your region yourself)
They're called: PowerCon True1 connectors
Enjoy the video!
Support me here: patreon.com/mariushornberger?ty=h
or support me through my Amazon wishlist:amazon.de/gp/registry/wishlist/2CHXL814961N7/ref=nav_wishlist_lists_2
Follow me on Instagram: instagram.com/marius.hornberger
Power cords are always a problem. They're often in the way and too short. A good way to solve both problems is a quick connection system, which I made in this video. It was a bit difficult to find connectors, that also lock together, but that's what I wanted.
I've already used it for two weeks and love it. So convenient. A well worth investment.
The idea for this came from a viewer who sent me this link: grahamleggat.com/blog/2016/12/19/power-tool-cables
Due to a lot of concerns in the comments I might put the cable sleeves back on.
Though the tools may loose their warranty, but there's nothing you can't fix.
The plugs can be bought here: thomann.de/de/search_dir.html?bf=&sw=powercon+true
(you maybe have to find them for your region yourself)
They're called: PowerCon True1 connectors
Enjoy the video!
