[Jewelry making - Article 00215] - Re: [Orchid] Using european 220 volt equipment in the USA

[Donna Wilson]

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Jeanne

    I did just the opposite of what you anticipate...I moved from Canada
    to Spain, used a transformer for my 110v polishing motor and burned
    it up within a month. Converting electricity isn't much of a problem
    when there is no motor involved. You might consult an electrician for
    an opinion on what would happen.

Donna in VA

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