"Edwin Pawlowski" wrote in message
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"Dave" wrote in message
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I bought a new table saw and I can run it on 120 or 220, However, they
recommend 220. What does running it on 220 buy me over 120? Thanks for
your
opinions.


Faster starting, less likely to bog down. Same operating cost. Smaller
wire
size. A few Delta saws have a different set of windings and you get 2 HP
instead of 1.5

Separate circuit is always a plus. When I first go my saw I wanted to try
it out before hte new line was installed. I hit the switch and the
fluorescent lights went out for maybe 5 seconds until the saw got up to
speed. Scary. Next day I ran the new line. .



Just curious because I've never worked in a shop with fluorescent lights,
but is it true that the blade on a saw can appear to be stopped due to the
60 cycle strobing of the lights?