Uploaded July 2016 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
** Warning: Working with electricity and High Current can be life threatening so please understand what you are doing before working with it or higher a professional to perform the work for you. **
Part 2 is Here: youtu.be/Ia6td_QVq3g
Description: This is a STEP by STEP two part video series on how I upgraded my internal 14 AWG main feed wires to 10 AWG to insure the main power transformer had all the juice it could handle.
Tools and Parts Used:
- Wire Crimpers.
- Hobby Knife set.
- Angle Nosed Plyers.
- 14-16 AWG Straight Female Crimp Terminal Qty: 1.
- 10-12 AWG Straight Female Crimp Terminals Qty: 3.
- 10-12 AWG Piggyback Female Crimp Terminals Qty: 5.
- ~ 6 Inches of 1/2" Heat Shrink.
As always if you learned something or the video was able to help you, please give me a thumbs up and comment. If you like the way my videos are going and would like to see more please feel free to subscribe. Probably the next video series on the welder will be how to set up the Argon system and test or repair leaks.
Best Wishes and Blessings Keith
** Warning: Working with electricity and High Current can be life threatening so please understand what you are doing before working with it or higher a professional to perform the work for you. **
Part 2 is Here: youtu.be/Ia6td_QVq3g
Description: This is a STEP by STEP two part video series on how I upgraded my internal 14 AWG main feed wires to 10 AWG to insure the main power transformer had all the juice it could handle.
Tools and Parts Used:
- Wire Crimpers.
- Hobby Knife set.
- Angle Nosed Plyers.
- 14-16 AWG Straight Female Crimp Terminal Qty: 1.
- 10-12 AWG Straight Female Crimp Terminals Qty: 3.
- 10-12 AWG Piggyback Female Crimp Terminals Qty: 5.
- ~ 6 Inches of 1/2" Heat Shrink.
As always if you learned something or the video was able to help you, please give me a thumbs up and comment. If you like the way my videos are going and would like to see more please feel free to subscribe. Probably the next video series on the welder will be how to set up the Argon system and test or repair leaks.
Best Wishes and Blessings Keith
