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This could be an option for 220V. Buy a step up/down transformer and a variable speed router controller. Total cost would be around $80.

Transformers

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I know this won't work for the overseas crowd not on 110V power, but I found the router speed controllers on sale at Harbor Freight a few months back for $7.95. They had a whole bin of them. I bought 3 of them....

Keep your eyes open for HFs sales. I get some really good stuff there. I got a bunch of UHMW platic cutting boards there once for less than $2 each. Those things also have a million and 1 uses.

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[QUOTE=bpoling]
I know this won't work for the overseas crowd [/QUOTE]

That would be Mattia and me then!

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And Russ. Don't forget Russ!

I'm now quite seriously considering selling on the 220V blanket, buying a big transformer, and simply running the stuff at 220. Doubly so when you compare prices for power tools in the US and here.


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