It's not only about keeping you safe. It's also about what happens when someone less informed stumbles across a thread and gains poor notions regarding electrical safety or theory.

It's the wisdom of not encouraging impressionable kids/adult idiots and/or misdirecting the uninitiated.

 

Id certainly hope that doesnt happen. Many things exist that are dangerous and are touted as safe. I am not saying that. Just safe for ME. I have finished my welder and it is as safe as it can allow. Dielectric fluid surround, grounded, and a deadman footpedal to cut power in case of accident. Works great for me. Dont recommend anyone else build it of course.

 

It's not only about keeping you safe. It's also about what happens when someone less informed stumbles across a thread and gains poor notions regarding electrical safety or theory.

It's the wisdom of not encouraging impressionable kids/adult idiots and/or misdirecting the uninitiated.

Doesnt this site also include multiple diagrams for rectifying 115v/220v?

 

I think you will find those in the technical repair forum.

 

wasnt looking, merely implying posts about safety are redundant when many circuits here are kinda not safe