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Identifying an old bench grinder

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Hello, I’d appreciate your help identifying a bench grinder I inherited and would like to restore.
There are no stickers or labels on the tool.
Thanks!
 

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Cruzan80

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Agreed. 250/480 on the tag, along with a centrifugal switch points to single phase Euro (US doesnt have 480V 1ph normally). If it were 3ph, you wouldn't need a cent. switch as no start winding.
 
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