Is there a correct way to connect a 240V table saw with a 15 amp 6-15 plug to a 14-30 125/240 outlet?

If so would I tie the nutral & ground together or just use one or the other?

Also should I add a separate in-line 15 amp breaker?

Simple enough. Just get a 2-pole fused disconnect, connect one end ( 3 wires, Ground, L1 and L2) of the proper AWG for 30A and connect it to a 6-15 socket.

Use fuses rated for 15A. Use 3 wires (ground, L1, L2).

If the outlet is not used, then you can change the receptacle and existing breaker.

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Originally Posted by KeepItSimpleStupid

Simple enough. Just get a 2-pole fused disconnect, connect one end ( 3 wires, Ground, L1 and L2)

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Thanks!
That's what I thought, but I wasn't 100% sure on using the ground or nutral wire!

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Originally Posted by KeepItSimpleStupid

If the outlet is not used, then you can change the receptacle and existing breaker.

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Yea the outlet is used for a dryer!