Reply by Sawdust2

Posted on Power Tool voltage\amp question (Bandsaw)

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#1 posted 2169 days ago

When I moved and planned my shop I converted every tool that I could to 220 and installed a dedicated line for each (only 3) of the tools.
Table saw, bandsaw, compressor. I may convert my duct collector to 220 but I currently (no pun intended) have a 110 remote on it.

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