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That's pretty cool, I'm assuming it runs from 240 or is it something beefier? Their factory is pretty neat, it's much smaller than I would have expected given
by vvanders 8y ago
That's pretty cool, I'm assuming it runs from 240 or is it something beefier?
Their factory is pretty neat, it's much smaller than I would have expected given their volume. Happy to support a company that does all it's work in the US even if the prices are higher.
One of the thing that was interesting from the factory tour was that they were really just a high precision (at the time in the 80s) machine shop. Most of their work is pairing with an existing designer(Osbourne, Pardue, Williams, etc). It's an interesting business model compared to some of the other manufacturers out there.
- volkl48 8y agoNot the OP, but the "standard" electrical connection in a metal shop is usually 480v 3-phase, most tools are going to use that.
- TheSpiceIsLife 8y agoYep, this is correct, 3 phase.