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George
Hello all,
I'm looking at the Sedgwick TA315 table saw for regular heavy duty work and I notice it comes in both single phase and 3 phase, both with the same performance ratings and price. Forgive me if this has been addressed a million times before, but what exactly is the difference? It would certainly be easier for me to have the single phase version wired in in my current establishment, but what (if anything) would I be missing out on by not getting the 3 phase version?
Saw in question:
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Cheers,
George
I'm looking at the Sedgwick TA315 table saw for regular heavy duty work and I notice it comes in both single phase and 3 phase, both with the same performance ratings and price. Forgive me if this has been addressed a million times before, but what exactly is the difference? It would certainly be easier for me to have the single phase version wired in in my current establishment, but what (if anything) would I be missing out on by not getting the 3 phase version?
Saw in question:

Sedgwick TA315 Table Saw Bench 1ph 4.0 hp
The Sedgwick TA315 Sliding Table Bench Saw is a British engineered and built cast iron table saw bench which represents excellent value for money. The saw is driven by a high powered and quiet 4hp induction motor that will run reliably, day in, day out in trade workshops.It has a large...

Cheers,
George