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Think of the wire inside the extension cord as a hose. The bigger the hose, the more water will flow. If you need a 50ft extension cord to provide a total of 6.0 amps, you need to use a 16 gauge or larger extension cord (a larger gauge means a smaller number, in this case, 14, 12, 10 or 8 gauge).
The two shared an extension cord, and I was getting tired of unplugging one machine to plug in the other, so I decided to make an extension cord that connects to a pair of duplex receptacles mounted to the bench. It would have cost me $10 for twenty feet of flexible, extension-cord-grade 14-3 cable, plus the male plug. But I bought the 80 foot long 14 gauge extension cord for $14, and cut off the male end with twenty feet of cable for my workbench. So all I had to do was add a replacement male plug to the cut-off cord and I gained a heavy-duty 60 foot cord that ultimately cost less than $4. Not bad economics.