And $50.oo sounds cheap to keep your sanity. Been there a few times myself. What I do now and then is go down to the big metal scrapyard about 20 miles from me. Take a dive into the "Dirty Copper" pile. Everything is by the pound. I have pulled a roll of welder cable. BRAND new. Don't remember if it was 4 or 6 but really big and extra fine flex wires. Almost as big as my pinky. Absolute beauty. Also dig out any good 12ga. extension cords. Broken ends or a cut along it somewhere. Just inspect them very carefully and replace the ends. For the price you pay for scrap the costs with new plugs I got seven various length extra heavy cords for the price of one new hundred footer. Works for me. Have also seen opened rolls of 14-3 and 12-3 two hundred foot with maybe 50 foot used. Hate seeing waste like that but I have gotten some awesome bargains.
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