Happy ending

I see one heading "Happy ending" followed by another "Bending wood"
and suddenly inexplicably I fell like going out for a massage.

On Oct 2, 6:24=A0pm, "[email protected]" <[email protected]> wrote:
> A couple of weeks ago I pinged the group with a question about my new
> (to me) dust collector and the problem I was having getting the sumbitch
> to run on my 30 amp circuit. =A0Lots of good responses, all, and mucb
> appreciated. =A0Answer was found in swapping out the subpanel in my shop,
> which had 30 amp screw-in fuses, with a bullet-fuse panel that could
> accommodate a larger load. 35 amp bullet fuse did the trick. =A0The DC is
> great -- one of the few occasions in which i appreciate something that
> really sucks.
>
> Larry

In article <[email protected]>, "[email protected]" <[email protected]> wrote:
>A couple of weeks ago I pinged the group with a question about my new
>(to me) dust collector and the problem I was having getting the sumbitch
>to run on my 30 amp circuit. Lots of good responses, all, and mucb
>appreciated. Answer was found in swapping out the subpanel in my shop,
>which had 30 amp screw-in fuses, with a bullet-fuse panel that could
>accommodate a larger load. 35 amp bullet fuse did the trick.

What size is the wire?

Doug Miller wrote:
> In article <[email protected]>, "[email protected]" <[email protected]> wrote:
>> A couple of weeks ago I pinged the group with a question about my new
>> (to me) dust collector and the problem I was having getting the sumbitch
>> to run on my 30 amp circuit. Lots of good responses, all, and mucb
>> appreciated. Answer was found in swapping out the subpanel in my shop,
>> which had 30 amp screw-in fuses, with a bullet-fuse panel that could
>> accommodate a larger load. 35 amp bullet fuse did the trick.
>
> What size is the wire?

(IMO) The better solution still would have been to switch the motor to
the 240V configuration...

The wiring was addressed in the earlier thread...

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