Job site cord that can't keep a worm drive saw running past 50 feet, or worse, overheats because someone grabbed the cheap 16-gauge extension cord from the garage — that's a half-day lost waiting for the motor to cool or making a second trip. This 12-gauge 50-foot extension cord handles the full 15-amp draw of a worm drive saw, a masonry saw, or a compressor without voltage drop that kills tool performance. The 12/3 wire gauge is what separates a contractor cord from a garage-sale special. Three outlets on the tap mean you can run the saw and charge the battery pack at the same time without crawling under the sawhorse to plug in. Yellow jacket is visible on a job site floor — you see it before you trip on it. This is standard equipment on framing contractor trucks and work benches across n Stocked at Crofton Lumber and Akron Lumber.