I have made alot of battery cables. I usually go to Bomgaars (local farm store) and buy either #4 or #2 welding ground wire. I then buy the lug ends to match and solder, I prefer regular solder not the acid solder. When I get home I cut them to length and the measure back 3/4 the depth of the ends and strip off the covering with a utility knife. I then place the lug end in a vice and use a oxy/ace or butane torch to heat the lug end. I start placing in solder till it is about full. Dont get too much heat or you will melt the lug end. While the solder is still liquid push the cable in as far as possible, remove the heat and let in cool. I then use electrical tape to tape over the lug end and the wire. We use these on our electric vehicle we race and dont have any problems.
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