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Electrical Question
Thank you in advance!
I am wiring up a 110V outlet to go on the side of my table saw outfeed extension table recently built. I would like to tap this off of the 220V outlet for the table saw, directly beneath the new bench. I know I can get 110 from this by putting the black wire on one of the 220V outlets hot post and the white wire on the neutral ...now...should the green wire (in the cord going to the new outlet) also go to the same post as the white / neutral since both are at ground potential? Steve |
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