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Oh yeah the binding wire barely stayed on before it just melted, I think I mainly just made it work. My delam came from a really crooked hammer blow btw. Watch out for melted wire shooting out under the hammer!
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Low Tech Damascus - Help!
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Good idea ... as long as the line to the shop is 220, split into two phases.
If the line is truly 220, put all the lights on a breaker, the 120 outlets on another, and two opposing breakers as a 220 circuit. If you have more breakers, you can put a dedicated circuit for some 120V bench tools.
If the line is truly 220, put all the lights on a breaker, the 120 outlets on another, and two opposing breakers as a 220 circuit. If you have more breakers, you can put a dedicated circuit for some 120V bench tools.