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That looks correct... You should be getting 220-240 v The white wire should be rephased as white is not an acceptable "hot" wire

I'm not getting 120 or 220... I don't know the voltage of the well As far as rephasing goes, I said that in my first sentence

I'm not getting 120 or 220... I don't know the voltage of the well As far as rephasing goes, I said that in my first sentence

Is the well 120v? If it's listed at 220v than L1 and L2 should be black and red (basically two hot conductors) When you say the white wire ( usually a neutral) goes to the breaker is the breaker a gfci type breaker with a curly white wire? If the well is 120 and the breaker is gfci than it...

I bought an old grinder that has two ducts ( one at each wheel) that funnel debree into an old coffee can. When I bought it there was an oily substance in the can.... Maybe that's what a factory setup is suppose to look like?

I would look for something used on Craigslist ... You can find an older ( better built) American made box for a similar price. You can give it a nice coat of paint if you care and still be ahead.

I like the small anvil... Would look good next to my smaller table vise.

2 conductor cable is obviously cheaper than 3 conductor... So an electrician is not going to run it if he doesn't have to. I've done it when that's all I had and just capped off the extra wire but it really is a waste. To answer your question ... Yes you will have two hots ( on separate...

I like their small metal cabinets ...hemnes i think they are.....theyre great for organizing small parts and hardware. Throw a few under a workbench and your set.

Guess ill make this my first post too.. The toolbox idea is good. You can find a nice quality box and restore it with bodywork and paint even take the slides off and clean them up real good.then you would have your own toolbox that has some sentimental value. Maybe an old bicycle or something...