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Table saw wired for 220 but using a standard 3 prong plug
Just bought a Ridgid TS that the guy said is wired 220 but has a
standard plug on it to use in a regular 110 outlet. He said it works fine this way and he used it all the time like this. Any thoughts? I have not turned it on yet. |
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