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 100' Extension Cord 16 Gauge  US $25.00
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 100' Extension Cord 16 Gauge US $25.00
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 MIG TIG PLASMA WELDER EXTENSION CORD 25' 8-3 HD CORD US $75.00
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 5M 2 PIN Red Black Flexible Extension Connector Cable Cord for Led Light Strip US $3.20
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 EXTENSION CORD FEMALE REPAIR END LEVITON CONNECTOR COMGED GRD US $8.50
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 auto shop extension cord US $24.95
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 15amp, 10/3 Extension Cord US $14.99
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 USB Male To DC 3.5x1.35mm Power Supply Extension Cable / Cord US $3.75
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 2ft Banana Plug Female to Male Extension Cable Cord US $3.25
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 (1528.) Air Con Extension Cord 12 SPT 3-wire 20A 125V US $18.89
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 (1884.) Extension Cord Light Duty - 15 ft 16/2 White US $8.95
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 (1882.) Extension Cord Light Duty - 9 ft 16/2 Brown US $7.59
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 (1883.) Extension Cord Light Duty - 15 ft 16/2 Brown US $8.95
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 (1881.) Extension Cord Light Duty - 9 ft 16/2 White US $7.59
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 Coleman 02589 100' Yellow Outdoor Extension Cord US $67.40
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 QTY. 3 BRAD HARRISON E31793 LL22035 EXTENSION CORD - NEW - 60 DAY WARRANTY US $75.00
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 Wire 01288 Extension Cord US $25.00
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Quick Winder RAP-100 Electric Cord and Fiber Optic Cable Reel List Price: $49.95 Sale Price: $43.99  |
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The Rap-100 QuickWinder will tame most any stubborn electric cord. This cord reel is the most popular product made by Reel-A-Pail Inc.. The need to have 100 feet of 12-3 cord on the job is universal. When one figures out how much time you spend fighting these nasty power cords, It makes these cord reels worth having just for religious value. Think about how much time the average tradesman wastes handling cords, cables and hoses, how many times are they at the bottom of the tool pile getting beat up, waiting to play hide and seek with the Osha inspector? |
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Velcro Reusable Self-Gripping Cable Ties, 0.5 Inches x 8 Inches Long, Black, 100 Ties per Pack (91140) List Price: $12.49 Sale Price: $3.79 |
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Take control of cord clutter. Bundle computer and electronics cords with these easily adjustable, reusable ties. The simple one-piece design wraps onto itself for a secure hold. Global Product Type: Hook & Loop Fasteners, Hook and Loop Fastener Type: Ties, Fastener Size(s): 1/2 Inch Wide x 8 Inches Long, Size: N/A. |
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3M Command 17301 Medium Cord Clips List Price: $20.33 Sale Price: $0.89 |
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Keep your cords tidy with the Command Cord Clips, a damage-free solution for organizing your home or office. These bundlers will keep the cords around your entertainment center, desk, or workshop safely out of the way. Thanks to the innovative Command Adhesive strips, you can mount and remount the bundlers without damaging your walls--no nails, tacks, or tape required.Cord Clips (Medium)Damage-free hanging leaves no sticky residue or stains on your wallApply and remove cord bundlers in secondsHold strongly on a variety of surfaces, including paint, wood, and tileIdeal for organizing cords around entertainment areas, desks, and workshopsA damage-free solution for organizing your home or office. Innovative, Damage-Free ApplicationEasy application and removal keeps your walls damage free.Ideal for Entertainment Centers and WorkstationsThe Command Cord Clips allow you to organize the cords and wires of your electronic devices and tools. When attached on the wall or base molding behind your entertainment center or workstation, the cord bundlers offer a no-fuss way to keep cords tucked away.Extend the lives of your electronics by keeping cords and wires organized and untangled, and create a safer environment by keeping them away from high traffic areas in your home. Because the cord bundlers are removable and reusable, you can change your room layout and move things around while still maintaining a clean and organized space.Simple Application and Damage-Free RemovalApplying Command Bundlers to just about any flat, clean surface is as easy as 1, 2, 3. Allow the adhesive strip an hour to set after application, and you'll be ready to hang all your cords. An ideal alternative to nails, tacks, or tape, Command Adhesive holds strong, yet leaves no sticky residue or stains.To remove, simply grasp the hook and stretch the Command Strip straight down until the base and strip release from the wall. With Command Hooks, redecorating or relocating items is easier than ever.About Command Products: A Delight to Use and a Cinch to Remove3M Command products offer simple, damage-free hanging solutions for many projects in your home and office. Simplify decorating, organizing, and celebrating with an array of general and decorative hooks, picture and frame hangers, organization products, and more.Each Command product features innovative Command Adhesive Strips, which hold strongly on a variety of surfaces, including paint, wood, and tile. The adhesive removes cleanly, leaving no holes, marks, sticky residue, or stains. Replacement mounting strips are available, so you can use Command products again and again.What's in the BoxFour Command Cord Clips and five small adhesive strips.Cord OrganizationCord Organizer PackCord Organizer Pack contains: 8 small cord clips 8 medium cord clips 1 cord bundler 12 mini strips 10 small strips 2 medium stripsSmall Cord ClipsCord Diameter: 3/16 inches8 clips, 12 stripsCord Clips4 clips, 5 stripsMedium Cord ClipsCord Diameter: 3/8 inches4 clips, 5 stripsCord Bundlers2 bundlers, 3 strips |
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Coleman Cable 02822 6-Foot GFCI Adapter Extension Cord, Yellow List Price: $89.34 Sale Price: $43.85 |
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15A, Power Outlet Station With GFCI Outlet, Duplex Box, Self Hinged Door Protects Each Set Of Outlets. |
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QuickWinder RAP-200 Reel for Air Hose, Fiber Optic Cable or Electric Cord List Price: $59.99 Sale Price: $49.99 |
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The Quickwinder Rap-200 is for the long hard to handle no matter what you do with them cords. If you have ever wrapped up 100 feet of 10-3 cord or 3/8 air hose, you know what kind of misery that can be! When you are done, its a neat easy to handle package that makes your 10-3 cord usable at any length. Rap-200 cord reels are used by tradesman, Fire departments, Rental stores, T.V. stations, Home owners etc. |
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Tower Manufacturing 30338306-01 100' Length, 15 amp In-Line GFCI And Triple Tap Cord Set With Auto Reset List Price: $152.95 Sale Price: $122.07 |
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In-line GFCI and triple tap cord set, NEMA 5-15P and (3) 5-15 R. 12/3 AWG SJTW cord. |
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Fellowes 99596 125 Volt, 15' Length, Gray Color, Grounded Three Prong Plug Extension Cord List Price: $19.93 Sale Price: $30.90 |
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One outlet, 3 prong, 6 gauge wire. 125 volts, 13 amp rating. UL listed. S999596 042-99596 04299596 FEL99596 FEL-99596 077511995965 7751199596 |
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Century Wire and Cable Right Angle Welding Extension Cord with Progrip Safety Handle - 25Ft., 50 Amp, Model# D13308025 List Price: $120.00 Sale Price: $99.99 |
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This Century Wire and Cable heavy-duty 40 Amp/250V right angle extension cord is designed for use with all portable MIG welders up to 400 Amps. Manufactured to 8/3 AWG specifications; each of 3 conductors contains 133 strands of 29-ga. pure copper wire. |
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Tower Manufacturing 30334009 15 amp Black Color User Attachable Right Angle GFCI Male Plug With Auto Reset List Price: $29.95 Sale Price: $22.08 |
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User attachable right angle GFCI male plug, NEMA 5-15 P and R. Accepts SJTW cord, 12/3, 14/3, 16/3 AWG. |
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12' OPTICAL TOSLINK DIGITAL FIBER OPTIC AUDIO CABLE List Price: $0.00 Sale Price: $0.01 |
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Optical Digital Interface Cable provides superior accuracy for signal trasfer of digital information from component to component. This cable is an excellent complement to your component entertainment system. Better definition and true clarity. It is specifically engineered for a digital signal data transfer. For highest quality signal transfer in digital components using Toslink optical to Toslink optical connections. The optical signal offers more digital information at higher speed and only a cable manufactured with glass fiber will provide this extra data. Because the information is converted into light impulses that are sent over the fiber optic cable, the signal is immune from RF or magnetic interference. Fiber optic Toslink connections are used on high-end stereo equipment and often seen on MiniDisc players & recorders. |
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Electrical fires occur in American homes with great regularity. According to the US Fire Administration:
o Over 28,300 residential electrical fires occur annually, causing nearly 350 deaths, 1,000 injuries and over $995 million in damage
o Fifteen percent of residential fires start in bedrooms
o Nearly half (47%) of the residential electrical fires where equipment was involved were caused by the building's wiring
o Twenty-two percent of residential electrical fires occur in December and January. (Christmas lighting and decorations)
o Extension cord abuse accounts for a large percentage of losses
Electricity is like water. You'd have a hard time living without it, but it can also kill you if you abuse it. So, here are 10 tips on how to prevent electrical fires, prevent insurance claims, and save lives.
1. When you buy extension cords, only buy cords approved by Underwriters Laboratories. You will find the "UL Approved" label on the cord.
2. Be sure the extension cord's capacity matches the appliance or device you plug into it.
3. Don't use extension cords that are frayed or cracked or coiled up.
4. Don't run extension cords under rugs or carpets.
5. Feel the extension cord while it's in use. If it is warm or hot, replace it with a cord of greater capacity.
6. Don't overload extension cords. The wattage of all devices plugged into the cord should not exceed its rated wattage. Usually the rated wattage is printed on the cord or attached by a tag.
7. Install light bulbs with wattages that are equal to or below any fixture's maximum wattage. For example, a light fixture tag may say "do not exceed 75 watts."
8. Dispose of or repair appliances or devices that blow fuses or trip circuit breakers.
9. Don't leave a pan cooking on an electric stove unattended.
10. Homes built before the 1970s are more prone to electrical wiring fires. With the modern use of more powerful appliances and electronics, your system may require an upgrade. Call a licensed electrician for an evaluation. An upgrade may get you a discount on your homeowners insurance.
You can eliminate most electrical risks by following these ten tips.
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Battery Or Not To Battery: A Look at the Pros and Cons of Corded and Cordless Drills
The tendency these days is to regard anything that's cordless or portable as inherently superior. While in many cases this is true, the fact is that every advantage usually comes with a trade-off, and what is perfect for one scenario is impractical for another. This point is illustrated very well in the electric drill.
The cordless drill is what most people choose for their home use, and with good reason. They're convenient, i.e. portable and easy to use. But they also have two significant downsides: lack of power and the need for batteries.
Simply put, cordless drills are often less powerful than their cordless cousins, especially when the battery runs low. This is less true than it was in the past; technology is constantly improving. Nevertheless, big jobs, like heavy construction, remain largely in the purview of the corded models.
Batteries are the real fly-in-the-ointment when it comes to cordless drills. They're bloody heavy for a start, and since they almost always attach to the bottom of the drill's handle they can feel badly balanced and cumbersome. Even if the user has the arms of a blacksmith, 7 pounds of pistol grip drilling can be quite tiring after a while.
Cordless drill batteries can also be costly when bought individually. Most Drill sets come with one, but if the drill is to be used for extended amounts of time then it's wise to have two, one in use and one on charge. And they'll need to be replaced after a few years whether you use them or not.
"Okay", you may be saying to yourself, "you've convinced me, no more cordless drills for me!" But wait! That's not what I'm saying at all! Also, you should stop talking to yourself; that's weird. The point is cordless drills are actually quite good in spite of these flaws. Here's why.
Corded drills have their annoying qualities as well. Cords come to mind. Everyone hates them, and why shouldn't they? Besides functioning as a constant potential trip wire for everyone around them, they make storing the drill awkward no matter which method is used. Also they fray in time, and replacing them is both more necessary (safety 1st, always) and often more a pain than replacing a battery.
Remember that a tool is as effective as the use it's designed for. Using the drill in the back yard or on the roof would be awfully unpleasant if it was necessary to link 40 odd feet of extension cords from an outlet to your workspace (to say nothing of safety or maneuverability). And is it really worth the hassle of a cord if hanging shelves or blinds is the heaviest duty a drill is likely to encounter?
Corded Pros Corded Cons
More Powerful Limited Mobility
Cheaper Storage Difficulty
Longer Use Time Prone to Minor Hazards
(frayed cords, tripping, etc.)
Cordless Pros Cordless Cons
Portable Lack of Power
Easy to Use Relatively Heavy
Easy to Store Expensive Batteries
In the final analysis a cordless drill is a worthy purchase for most consumers. If one does a lot of drilling, chances are they're will be times when a ready power-source is unavailable. If the drill will be sitting in the closet 90% of the time then convenience outweighs other considerations. Either way, remember to keep that battery charged.
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How can I fit an extension cord in a small hole?
Is it possible, perhaps, to cut an extension cord and put it safely back together so I can fit the cord through a tiny hole the plug can't fit in? I have no idea how this would work I'm just brainstorming.... Thanks!
The best way out of this problem is to enlarge the hole so the "cord-cap" of the cord will pass through it. Otherwise, cutting the "cord-cap" off, passing the cord through the hole, then attach a new "cord-cap". DO NOT REUSE THE ONE YOU CUT OFF!
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