buy dinse conectors and welding rods

[bobwills]

So im wondering if anyone knows of a good web site that sells 1/2 dinse conectors for my power arc leads im gonna make. Got to get 4 of them so a fairly cheap ones would be good. Also was wanting to try some 6010s out but cant find them in 5 or 10 lbs for reasonable prise. Anyone know of good sites for them. thanks

[parkour]

http://store.weldingdepot.com/cgi/we.../CCDxxxxM.html

[bobwills]

what style are these dinse on the power arc Lenco or tweco or does it matter?

[parkour]

I'm not sure. I think it is a tweco, but regardless, I am pretty sure I linked to the correct ones.
Take a ruler and measure the diameter of the round part of your existing cable ends. If it is about 1/2", order the .505 ones. If your cable end is noticeably smaller, order the .350 ones.

[bobwills]

Ok thanks. Its 1/2 ones. And i need both male and female ones. And lenco is the only one with for #2 wire but that dont really matter prolly but i should go with tweco then?

[bobwills]

From what i can tell the powerarcs use international style dinse conecters acording to this.

http://www.stoodyind.com/Catalogs/FI...05catpg189.pdf

[SeanMurphy265]

Go to you local LWS for your welding rods, I've had good luck at getting a better deal on rods. I've also been able to buy 5-10lbs from broken boxes at a discount.

[performance]

Bob, you can easily use the connectors you got with the machine. The covers slide back and the cables are held in with an allen screw.

[bobwills]

Well i would of done that but i want to have the ones that come with it for wips on the longer bigger ones so its lighter and also want the ones that come with it for the close jobs that dont need more. But I just couldnt find a female plug that works with those dinse. Found out it comes with international. So what I did was bought two lenco international male plugs that work with it and then the only female plugs that i could find is the machine recepticals so i will just make dinse connectors out of them. Thats all I could come up with what to do. Oh and I found the dinse connectors on weldingsupply.com also got the welding rods there.