How To Correctly Connect Two Wires Together

In this video I show you how to connect two 10 or 12 gauge wires together.

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[jakewelsh]

To the people who have never wired anything before and are here for a how to. Do not ever wire a black wire and white wire together. He’s showing a technique on a way to wire two wires and that’s it.

[KB-mpmw]

Life saver! Thank you because I was about to twist it all wrong 😆

[naughtypranav]

thank you very much this helped me suprise my mom with a decorated table on cristmes

[rockenracing]

Brilliant video. Easy to follow, concise, and short. One of the best I've seen. What is your opinion on the best way to "re-insulated" joints when the joint is used in a harsher environments?

[AldenRoth]

Perfect, thanks for making it so simple!

[LukaszObiwan]

Heat shrink. "A heat sink is a passive heat exchanger that transfers the heat generated by an electronic or a mechanical device to a fluid medium, often air or a liquid coolant, where it is dissipated away from the device, thereby allowing regulation of the device's temperature. Wikipedia" . Well explained tho.

[turlock]

Nice demo well done, the adding of the heat sink would have finished it off nicely, but great technique nevertheless thank you .

[cbgmaker]

It's not heat sink! It's heat shrink. It shrinks when you heat it. A heat sink is something that takes the heat away. Like a piece of aluminum with fins on it. The heat is absorbed by the aluminum and it spreads out to the fins where air takes it away.

[jimbishop]

I notice all the videos on connecting wire is always a single isolated wire. when in reality it is 99.9% of the time a cord that has 2 wires running side by side which is a completely different challenge. Unless you strip back like 5 inches of wire this type of connection is difficult because the second wire is in the way.

[corivian]

Worked like a charm, but then found out the whole circuit had been charcoal all along 😂

[polly]

What if one side is too short to do that?