Wire and Mount the 50 Amp Outlet

plugs. So, same thing on the plug side. You're going to cut that sheeting back. I'm using my wire strippers here, the Milwaukee wire strippers. Um, they're amazing. My favorite ones. I've used them for any wiring I have to do. I forget the sizes that they go to. Do we think it's like oh jeez 22 24 20 something like that all the way up to 10 gauge. Um solid. It's a seven in one crimpers pliers strippers. It's it feels great in the hands too. It It's really nice. But anyways, I'm just stripping the wires for my plug side. Same thing you did the last two times. Put it in the box. Super simple. I'm going to fast forward this part too until we get a plug on there. And uh yeah. All right. So, we skipped over to the plug. Another one. Hard crack. Wow. So, we skipped over to the plug side. Now, we got both wires stripped. Um and again, like if you're doing 110 plug, you have a brass side and a silver side. Black to brass saves your ass. Silver, white, pretty easy. And then green is always ground. So, but with 220, you're going to have two brass. Just put the white on one, the black on the other, and your ground and your ground. Um, I had to mess around with these screws for a little bit. They seemed a little tight at first, but they're fine. Um, once I got them cracked and loosened up, they ended up working out. So yeah, now just throw that in and pretty much good to go. So again, I sped this clip up. This is just me wiring it all in, tightening all the screws on the plugs. Um, and now we're going to mount the plug to the box. So don't mount it yet. Um, unless you get the proper cover, I guess, but my cover, I ended up having to take the screws back out and then the screws went through the cover and into the plug. So just just look at how it works and and go from there. But yeah, so now we're going to mount the 50 amp plug for the welder. That's where that little stub is there hanging out of the wall. We're going to mount that and we're carrying on. So here I closed up the panel. I just drilled a hole, I think a half inch hole through the piece of plywood there and then mounted where I wanted the box to sit, the plug to sit. I didn't show any of that. Everyone's application is going to be different. I guess the main part of this is just the wiring into the panel. The plug's pretty easy to figure out. There's three three places, three wires. Green is ground. Other two go to the other two holes. Pretty simple. Uh the panel is the part that people get a little scared…