Looks fine. So long as whatever you're welding ???????? at how ever many amps ??????? does not cause the cords current to continually exceed its rated ampacity ?????? nor does the proper rated and operating overcurrent protection device trip YOU HAVE EVERY RIGHT TO USE WHATEVER YOU WELL PLEASE, TO EACH THEIR OWN RISKS AND CHOICES !!!!!!!!!!!
Hey as I posted before Ive seen guys use 10 Gauge or even some 12 Gauge extension cords on 240 Volt Lincoln Buzz Box AC Welders at lower amps for shorter times AND NEVER HAVE A PROBLEM so you're in good company and certainly NOT alone lol
However of course, for the record, even though Im long retired from Power Distribution, I must recommend following NEC rules and guidelines (which indeed can consider diversity and duty cycle uses when sizing conductors for certain applications like perhaps say a welder) when it comes to fire and life safety as the life you save may be your own !!!!!!!!! In my career Ive just seen or read or studied about too many fires or deaths caused by improper electrical wiring and safety.
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