>The annoying thing that I learned last night is that since my workshop is
>in a garage, all circuits with outlets should be (according to code) be
>protected by GFCI. This means no neutral sharing (I believe), no half-size
>"tandem" breakers, and the cost of the breakers jumps from $6.95 to $35. I
>still haven't found a two-pole GFCI-equipped breaker for a 220V outlet,
>though I haven't looked too hard - I imagine it will cost more than $100.
You can get some GFCI *outlets* that allow some daisy chaining. This
may solve your shared neutral problem and the half-size breakers.
andy
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