I was reading through a thread just now about handheld routers, specifically the desirability of having 3HP to spin a panel-raising bit. Then I thought about the HP discussions regarding table saws. In those discussions, much is usually made about how the true HP of the saw is limited to just under 2HP for 110V applications, IIRC.
My question: unless, let's say, the Triton is 220V, then shouldn't it have the same HP limitation? I don't recall having run across this issue in previous discussions. While I'm at it, I might as well inquire as to whether we now officially say 115/230, or is it still OK to use 110/220?
Just curious-for now, I'm sticking with my PC 690 and Bosch Colt.
My question: unless, let's say, the Triton is 220V, then shouldn't it have the same HP limitation? I don't recall having run across this issue in previous discussions. While I'm at it, I might as well inquire as to whether we now officially say 115/230, or is it still OK to use 110/220?
Just curious-for now, I'm sticking with my PC 690 and Bosch Colt.