changing 110v to 240v

BobbyLove01 | 12:00 Wed 09th Nov 2005 | How it Works

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Hi, I am thinking of buying a new mitre saw for work but the one I am intresed in is 110v. Now I prefer 240v Is it easy and cheap to change the Voltage?

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Bobby

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PhilBy

You could buy a transformer, If you know anyone who works on a building site they may be able to help you.

BobbyLove01

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Cheers Philby I have a transformer but I hate using them and Most of my tools are 240v

qapmoc

Hi Bobby, you would be doing yourself a favour if you use the 110v drill with a 230/110 transformer because any shock you might receive froma damaged cable etc...will be less dangerous. But anyway it is very difficult to change a single phase motor voltage because basically you would have to rewind the motor completely.

BobbyLove01

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Cheers qapmoc i know about the shock thing but I didnt think it would be that hard lol does any know if I can get a 110v plug one end and a 240v plug on the other because i dont fancy lugging my transformer around with me.

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BobbyLove01

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ok peeps you have convinced me and the transformer is on the van tonight.

Thanks everyone

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