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·would i beable to use a miter saw from the USA running at 115v and 60hz work in the uk cause we use 110v at 50hz. would it be a problem
a saving of £220 thats allOmnipossible said:Sell your saw to ReTool or any pawn shop. Then buy a new one in a UK shoppe. Then, you'll have no issues at all. Or you can check in to those power adapters they sell for that purpose (usually for hair dryers and the like.) Personally, I wouldn't go to the trouble. How much can we be talking about anyways... Plus the transportation hassle! No thanks.
buy a voltage converter £15 and it will be fineUnregistered said:would i beable to use a miter saw from the USA running at 115v and 60hz work in the uk cause we use 110v at 50hz. would it be a problem