Drill Dr Electrician advice needed!!!

No.

But you can do it by using a down converter that steeps down 240v to 110v.

Hi Nick. From what I can see the 750x goes up to 19mm drill dia. There is a smaller model on ebay(aust) at present for $195 + $17 postage that does up to 13mm. May be another way for you if you only need it for hobby size drills. Regards,Bob.Drill Doctor

seems an expensive drill sharpner , how many drill bits can you buy new for that price, my work drill set cost $125 6 years ago have never needed a drill sharpner ,it is easy enough to touch them up to keep them sharp.

Gday,
Basically no.
I reckon you would be better off paying the extra and getting the 240v model.
American power tools are crap.....over sized, underpowered pieces of snot. (generally speaking)
Yank power is one of the biggest industrial stuff ups of all time.

As you have gathered Im no fan of 110v...LOL

Cheers

You can buy an transformer for around say $70 to make it work on 240V

Buy it and when you get home you can get a 240 to 110v 300w transformer on ebay locally for about $30.
I did this last year and it works well. I bought the 750X on ebay from the US and then bought the transformer from a bloke down Wagga way that had heaps of them on ebay.
The 750x works really well, I used to be able to sharpen drills freehand on the grinder but due to lack of practice and eyesight it was getting very hard.
I've sharpened about 300 bits from 1/8 up to 3/4 (3 to 19mm for the young uns) and it does a great job, I'm still using the original grinding wheel in the sharpener.
Get a few spare grinding wheels while you are there too as they are much cheaper than in Oz.