Chris Martin
Well-Known Member
Morning Dogs,
Got another newb question for you.
How many of you makers have taped into your dryer outlet/220V and ran your grinder off of it?
I have been having power issues down in the dungeon and will be moving the shop upstairs to the garage area. All of my power downstairs is through long extension cords. Yes, I stole power from upstairs....LOL Its all rigged down there. I have had it with bogging down on my grinder. So, up to the garage I go. We will be moving soon or I would just try to run some lines from my breaker. But its not worth it for me to invest any more time into this house. Plus, I HATE electric.
I will have access to my dryer outlet and will be buying a 2HP motor to go with my soon to be new grinder. I will just keep my Coote running on 120 and then set-up the NWG, KDG, or KMG up on the 220V.
Just wondering how many of you have done this and if its practical enough to do?
Thanks for the help guys.
Chris
Got another newb question for you.
How many of you makers have taped into your dryer outlet/220V and ran your grinder off of it?
I have been having power issues down in the dungeon and will be moving the shop upstairs to the garage area. All of my power downstairs is through long extension cords. Yes, I stole power from upstairs....LOL Its all rigged down there. I have had it with bogging down on my grinder. So, up to the garage I go. We will be moving soon or I would just try to run some lines from my breaker. But its not worth it for me to invest any more time into this house. Plus, I HATE electric.
I will have access to my dryer outlet and will be buying a 2HP motor to go with my soon to be new grinder. I will just keep my Coote running on 120 and then set-up the NWG, KDG, or KMG up on the 220V.
Just wondering how many of you have done this and if its practical enough to do?
Thanks for the help guys.
Chris