Plugging A Welder into The Dryer's Outlet

Pd3

Banned In DC!
Yep 22 years now, and yes to the only opinion deal! It shouldn't be that hard to figure out I walked Rich through the same thing over the phone about 2 weeks ago.
 

drew02a

Moderator
Staff member
120/120/grounding conductor...

Sweet, wired up the conversion plug and ready to rock

240VConversionCord.jpg
 

yotarob

Kiss My IFS
now plug everythig in and use a wooden broom handle to turn flip the switch on the welder to "ON"
 

yotarob

Kiss My IFS
That's why they invented Welding Gloves, lol

As long you are cool with that then go ahead. I'm not ashamed to admit that I am scared of 220 volts.
 

drew02a

Moderator
Staff member
As long you are cool with that then go ahead. I'm not ashamed to admit that I am scared of 220 outlets.

I am too. I did it wrong once and now I know better.

I had an old 3 prong dryer and put a 4 prong plug on it. Instead of combining Neutral and Ground I combined the 2 hots and when I plugged the thing in it arc welded the socket shut, lol.
 

TacoXpo

HOAX DENIER
The tards that wired the house in 1970 did the 220 Breakers outside on a corner of the house that is not anywhere near the garage

The only thing I don't have on the dryer plug is a ground. I can grab that off of the washer plug if it's not already in the wall behind the dryer plug. Then I'll just split off the other wires to a new plug for the welder and make sure I don't run both at the same time, lol.

But I'm sure they saved $100 doing it! MFers!!
 

TacoXpo

HOAX DENIER
I'm not afraid of 220v just the fires that come from messing with it!!! ;)
 
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