Run Your Air Compressor Instead of a Clothes Dryer

DISCLAIMER: I am not an electrician, nor is this electrical advice. This is only me documenting my project.



Taking a 220V clothes dryer plug and moving it through a wall into the garage so I can run my air compressor without taking up one of my other 220V outlets.



This project will cost about $30. It cost me a lot less as I already had the NEMA outlet and cover. I did have to purchase the blue electrical box--that type is known as an "old work box" for the little tabs that extend out and pull back against the drywall to hold it in place. The size of the box is a double gang or two gang box.


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