How To Repair A Cut Extension Cord-Easy Tutorial

In this video, I show you how to repair a cut extension cord. If you have an extension cord that has been nicked or cut, then this is the perfect video for you. I use simple tools and materials that you probably already have in your garage, and explain and demonstrate the entire process so that you can follow along with your own cut or damaged extension cord. If you don't feel comfortable doing this then please call a professional to get the job done!
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[@Mikem-mq2hh]

It'll work, but trim back, solder, liquid electrical tape and heat shrink....much much cleaner.

[@briancollins3177]

Maybe OK for an emergency. But,....I would never recommend something like this to another person.. Potential for it to pull apart exposing a hot wire. So,...potentially dangerous. A friend of mine's brother was electrocuted when he touched a bare wire while looking for fishing gear in the family attic,...lt happens.

[@hippo-potamus]

Looks like a total cluster f.

[@chachahaman]

Too bulky. Use varied length on each wire then butt connect them. Using heat shrink tubing makes in clean and thinner.

[@EPEREZ-xk8ri]

Too easy to pul apart. Dangerous.

[@snowbound72]

Switched off at ‘Heeyyy evverryybooodddy{

[@jonrudensky9157]

I would guess that voice caused the damage

[@justinwalker4302]

Butt connectors and heat shrink, and then electrical tape makes for a much nicer finished product. Good video though.

[@Danielthejrelectrician]

Fact

[@kboyd116]

Great video!

[@Bossmanrocks]

Do you even need the caps? How about just splicing the wires together (hot with hot twisted, white with white twisted, green with green twisted), then use liquid electrical tape on each twisted piece and then liquid electrical tape the whole thing together. Wouldn't that work and be safer with less chance of coming apart, and much sleeker? The way you show it is just too bulky and unsafe. I'm no electrician. Just using my head, but it seems like the way I would do it would be safer in the long run and could be used outside even after a rain.

[@fbigburg]

You should take this vid. down. It should embarrass you: very amateurish

[@Danielthejrelectrician]

Like you know better

[@fbigburg]

No, I don’t know better. But, I know what I saw. I’m sorry if I offended you. Thanks for your response.

[@Danielthejrelectrician]

@@fbigburg nah it was a accident I commetted before I watched the video I agree with you it's very amateurish

[@Kaison-pr9ms]

NO !!!

[@samirbaniya6976]

Hi bro

[@HyperionBadger]

Is this a troll account?

[@59plexi]

dont try this!!!

[@mitchellleu2745]

😂