nelsonchenknives
Member
hi,
i'm new here and this is my first post, apologies in advance for any mistakes.
here's my question, i have a KMG belt grinder that i want to convert to variable speed and direct drive. i know that VFD does not work on GFCI outlets, but GFCI is all i have in my garage shop. the obvious solution that i can think of is to replace the outlet with a non-GFCI one, although it would certainly violate safety codes.
so, how do others deal with this conflict? or is there something else i'm missing here?
i'm new here and this is my first post, apologies in advance for any mistakes.
here's my question, i have a KMG belt grinder that i want to convert to variable speed and direct drive. i know that VFD does not work on GFCI outlets, but GFCI is all i have in my garage shop. the obvious solution that i can think of is to replace the outlet with a non-GFCI one, although it would certainly violate safety codes.
so, how do others deal with this conflict? or is there something else i'm missing here?