Is there three phase available to your shop? If so, if you have any intent of adding more equipment, it may be worth investigating the cost is of a transformer, etc. those converters can get pricey. Some motors can be strapped for single phase too. Have you pulled the plate off of the wiring box on the motor and checked?
The power company wants about $15,000 to set and run 3 phase. That does not include an electrian to run from a meter to the panel. Then run to the machine.
That's a lot to change to three phase. It is supposed to be less expensive per killawatt hour because it is a balanced load and no waste, but it would take a long time to recover that. Another option could be changing the motor. You may be able to find a re winder who will work a deal with you in exchange for yours if it isn't adaptable...
Ok, I would be interested to hear the outcome, and what you end up doing to resolve it. If you post the model and serial info, maybe we could find some info about what is recommended to make it run if you are still looking. Best of luck!This saw has a total of 4 motors on it so it is more complicated then just swapping out a motor. Then It has counters and controls on it. I appreciate all the help.