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Default Three Phase Pugmill

Hi! I'm a potter who acquired a used deairing pugmill designed for
three phase power, which I don't have and don't plan to get. Can a
static converter succesfully run it on 220? Or should I switch out the
motor to run on ordinary house current? If needed, I can post HP,
model, etc. of the machine. It has two motors, one to turn the two
screws to mix the clay, and one to run the vacuam. Thanks! Sparfish
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