Don't skimp. Do it "Right" the first time. Use 10/3 with ground and be safe;
safer; ready for change, not sorry.

Also, the circuit can be used to pull a 110/120 outlet as well.

Do it to "code" and you will not be sorry.

I know the cost of wire is nuts nowadays, but the old rule "do it right the
first time" has proven itself may times over to be the best advice.


"Toller" wrote in message
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Is it fair to say that all 240v woodworking equipment runs without
neutrals?
I am running a new circuit and would prefer to use 10/2 rather than 10/3;
but sure don't want to do it twice.