The easiest ways to add a phase for better power
If you've recently bought a piece of heavy-duty machinery or a high-end air compressor, you've likely realized that you need to add a phase to your electrical setup to actually get the thing running. Most residential homes and small workshops are wired for single-phase power, which is fine for your toaster and your TV, but it's a bit of a nightmare when you're trying to run industrial-grade equipment. It's one of those classic "I didn't think about that" moments that pops up right after you've scored a great deal on a used lathe or a milling machine. ...