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Can a woodworking forum be dangerous

BillyJack
BillyJack
in Machinery, Tools, Research, Reviews and Safety

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I think so. 

 

On another forum a first time poster is asking how to hook up 3 phase power. 

I find it dangerous to help anyone that doesn't  know to hook up power especially 3 phase...

 

Maybe I'm wrong...

 

 

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    Unless you're in an industrial area about the only options for using 3 phase equipment is a VFD, or RPC.

    If the equipment requires more than 220 volts you'll also have to invest $$$$ in a step up transformer.

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    Hooking up 120/240 and more is dangerous if you don't know what you're doing.   I would NOT recommend aiding and abetting on a 3-phase hookup for someone with no knowledge.   just my .02 :(

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    On 11/15/2019 at 12:11 PM, BillyJack said:

     

    On another forum a first time poster is asking how to hook up 3 phase power. 

    Answer: Hire a qualified electrician.

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