Question about using scrimping cable ends when making AC power cord

I am not clear what you are referring to by "scrimping cable ends."  Can you provide an image?  I mostly use bare wire tightly clamped directly to the (mostly Furutech) ac plug or IEC.  I have done this with up to 7awg wire.  I have also tried using a BAR spade to make the final connection with the plug easier to accomplish when using large wires - but which also puts another connection in the path.

Hi. 
I am sorry for my mistakes in texting. I mean crimp not scrimp😂. Now I looked up more how do name theses. Correct question is about using crimp ferrules with multi-stranded wires for power cord. Actually I figured it out already and will use ferrules and if well crimped it will last long time. 

 

@rait44 - I have made many power cables and I CRIMP and solder small spade connectors to the wires in the cables.

• I use silver plated copper mains connectors
• I use Solid UP-OCC wire for the conductors
  • a crimp-only joint can work loose over time with with solid wire
  • soldering the spade connectors actually sounded better
• ​​​​​​​but I have used stranded wires in the past and use the same spade conectors on those also

I have compared a bare wire approach, but preferred the sound of the crimp/soldered spade connectors

The spade connectors can be bought form any automotive supplies outlet or electronics hobby stores

See here for construction details

• Helix DIY Power Cable

Hope that helps - Steve

Thanks Williewonka for sharing your experience. Shared link is interesting also, have not seen before.