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Btw cox reels makes real 220v rated reels. So do other commercial reel makers. Not seen 220v versions from legacy or hf yet
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(01-07-2018, 11:59 AM)BloomingtonMike Wrote: Btw cox reels makes real 220v rated reels. So do other commercial reel makers. Not seen 220v versions from legacy or hf yet
Thanks Mike - just took a look at Cox Reels online; a little out of my price range for this project.
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Watch eBay for them. Generally i get them for about $100 ea when possible.
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someone gave me a HF reel. I put it in my garage and it's great. Actually, they gave me two and I forget what I did with the other one. Almost makes me want to suck up the price for one in my basement shop. Never thought about one for 220v, have to consider that. I just swap things around on the wall plug. but there are long cords running on the floor.
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New shed above one of my bench areas at 16'. Fully retracted for now while driving scissor lift around. These are air and 110v roboreels. They are $99 refurbs from their site. I dont have 220 tools i need to roll around so the 220s will get powered from above by 10ga 220 lines that follow the nordfab drops.
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