Christain,

I have watched that and while it is true, what you point out above with the fitting to convert the connectors over to the proper end would work also, if someone did want to use the smaller/larger cable that is not the proper amps. Just like using a 150 amp cable on a 200 amp machine, the operator still needs to be aware that they should not run 200 amps through it, cause the machine won't know.

This brings up another question, I'm curious if any of you have an overhead cable holder to help keep the cable off the ground and away from sparks? These flex cables look pretty durable but I'm pretty sure that hot sparks, slag or metal would burn through it. I don't want to test that to find out...

Alan