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    1. #11
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      Adding a 220 circuit of adequate capacity shouldn't be too difficult unless the breaker panel is nowhere near your shop area and you have to pull cable through hard-to-get-at spaces. It's unlikely that you'll have the welder at full power at the same time as the clothes dryer, A/C, and the range are going full chat and all the 120 volt stuff in the house is running too (so you're not likely to pop the main breaker from just adding this circuit).




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