Converting Table Saw To 220

I have a craftsman 10 contractors table saw that can be run as 120v or 240v and i want to convert it to 240v but the instructions in the owners manual are not clear enough for even my electrician.

Converting table saw to 220.

Can some one please provide step by step instructions so that i can get this done. By design this setting can be switched. Find a spot on your wall that s next to a stud to place the outlet box and trace the outline of the box on the wall with a pencil. Forum responses woodnetwork forum from contributor c.

Is it more efficient and easier on the electric motors. And i have a. Can i use the existing 110 volt wiring and on off switch on the saw to carry 220 volt load. When you purchase a new appliance or standing tool containing a dual voltage electric motor it comes prewired for either 110 or 220 volt service.

I recently purchased a general table saw which is prewired for 110 volt. Use a drywall saw to cut through your wall along the outline you drew so that you can set the outlet box inside. Use an outlet box that s large enough to house the 220 outlet you plan on installing. I ve heard that 220 will actually use less energy and be easier on the motor.

The saw has insufficient power with120v. By following a wiring diagram you can convert a 220v motor to 110v mode or vice versa fairly easily. If i can convert to 220 should i. Both my table saw and my jointer have the option to be run as either 110 or 220.