Can DIY Isolation Transformers Be Safe for Hobby Projects?

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How did you find PF?
I googled EE / electronics forums
I have no BG in electronics beyond tinkering. I'm strictly a hobbyist of a certain age, retired, hoping that I can die a natural death far in the future. To that end, I have put together an isolation transformer set (two identical transformers linked back-to-back) in order to complete the design and build of a plastic bender. I do a lot of work in wood, metal, and plastic. My first question on the forum is-I think- pretty basic, but it will help me a lot to get some input.
 
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Birck said:
hoping that I can die a natural death far in the future. To that end, I have put together an isolation transformer
But if you kill yourself with the transformer, it won't be a natural death :smile:
 
phinds said:
But if you kill yourself with the transformer, it won't be a natural death
Guy gets zapped by that much juice, it's only natural that he be dead.
 
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