I found a 220V outlet in my garage...

[CapnCrunch]

Any cool stuff I can do with it? Lol.

[Seth1968]

Lick it?

[CapnCrunch]

Originally posted by Seth1968
Lick it?

Already went balls deep. It was ...meh...

[Disoblige]

Heat your garage?

[drtoohotty1]

Shop size air compressor?

[rage2]

Buy a Nissan Leaf.

[Tik-Tok]

Get a decent welder!

[DeleriousZ]

Originally posted by Tik-Tok
Get a decent welder!

This.

220v makes all the difference for hobbyist welders.

[bart]

buy a lot of european electronics

[Maxx Mazda]

Welder for sure. 120V welders just don't cut it. Ask me, I own two.

[know1edge]

Charge my ipod faster?

[lint]

If you're looking for a welder, I've got a millermatic 211 that does 110v and 220v

[se7en]

welder is a good idea. the 120 units just don't cut it.

[sputnik]

Plug in a commercial deep fryer.

[ExtraSlow]

Originally posted by sputnik
Plug in a commercial deep fryer.
Winnar!

[Kijho]

I'd go with heater for the winter - perhaps welder or air compressor for summer. (Depending what you do most) :clap:

[Tik-Tok]

Stop using your garage as a garage.

Paint walls beachy murals, paint ceiling sky blue, cover garage floor with sand, install hot tub, have raging beach parties all winter long.

[ekguy]

Originally posted by Tik-Tok
Stop using your garage as a garage.

Paint walls beachy murals, paint ceiling sky blue, cover garage floor with sand, install hot tub, have raging beach parties all winter long.

might be the beers talking but this doesn't seem half bad haha.

[Cos]

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[HuMz]

If you have no use for a welder and need a standard outlet in that location you could always just turn it into a regular 120V outlet.

[kaput]

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[flipstah]

You want a 220V rice cooker?

[CapnCrunch]

Originally posted by flipstah
You want a 220V rice cooker?

Kind of.....

[Zhariak]

Use it as a plugin for a commercial 220V APC UPS...

Turn said garage in to datacenter!

[DeleriousZ]

Originally posted by Cos
Heater, welder, TV, beer fridge, man cave. :D

http://www.hotrodsbyglen.net/shop122907f.jpg

hey so you need a roommate right?

[CapnCrunch]

Originally posted by DeleriousZ


hey so you need a roommate right?

I do have vaulted ceiling in my garage...

[bituerbo]

Originally posted by Maxx Mazda
Welder for sure. 120V welders just don't cut it. Ask me, I own two.

Many 120v welders can be converted to 240v.
I know my Lincoln Mig-Pak 140 can, I just don't have 240v and don't want to pay an electrician to come out.

[DENZILDON]

Is that your garage Cos?

If it is daaang! I miss my machine shop days! Lathe machine :drool:

Can you make me some hub centric rings? :thumbsup:

[anothers10]

Originally posted by lint
If you're looking for a welder, I've got a millermatic 211 that does 110v and 220v

you selling it ? pm me

[C_Dave45]

Originally posted by DENZILDON
Is that your garage Cos?

If it is daaang! I miss my machine shop days! Lathe machine :drool:

Can you make me some hub centric rings? :thumbsup:
:rofl:
hotrodsbyglen.com

[Cos]

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[AndyL]

Omg I want ;)

[C_Dave45]

I've got a couple of 220's in my garage. I made up a 220 extension cord and use it to run my huge-ass table saw. Can rip an 8' sheet of plywood in about 10 seconds.

[syritis]

Originally posted by Maxx Mazda
Welder for sure. 120V welders just don't cut it. Ask me, I own two.

it's all about prep an technique. multi passes seem to be a common thing for me but i trust my steel welds like non other, but yes a voltage sensing 220volt would be pretty sweet. the problem is that you'll need more than just a welder. add on a decent chop saw, a couple grinders and a half ton work bench.

[thetransporter]

install a dryer

[CapnCrunch]

Its on a 40 amp breaker if that makes a difference.