If you're interested...

Thanks Steve. Couldn'ta done it without you bro!
 
Looking good!


Hope there are twice as many outlets you think you need. :D :eek: :p
 
Daniel Koster said:
Looking good!


Hope there are twice as many outlets you think you need. :D :eek: :p
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Yep. Lots of 20 amp lines. Only one 220 outlet though and a chord to reach it from anywhere in the shop.
 
Equipment that might need 220V

Belt Grinder
Mill
Heat-treat oven
Surface grinder
Hydraulic Press
Power Hammer
Dust collector
Buffer
Air compressor

...and probably several others I can't think of right now.


Yes, you can probably get any of the above in a 110 configuration...but 220V will usually be a better machine.

In other words....you might not think you need it now...but later on, down the road a few years...when you're expanding...you'll wish you had planned ahead.




Just my 0.02

YMMV
 
I can get 220V to any tool in the shop. Can't run more than one at once, but thats not advisable anyway.

Right now I've got a 220V table saw, planer, and a belt/disc sander that should be rewired for 220.
 
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