You have 2 things to worry about with a foreign 220 v tool
Frequency and voltage
Voltage is easy hook it to a dryer outlet and you ll get 220 v
Now frequency. The us is 60 hz and most European countries are 50 hz . So your screw fun is going to run a little faster - over speed
BUT it won't last as the hz difference will cause the motor to heat up and eventually smoke
Sell it on eBay to someone overseas and buy one ment to be run in the us
Could always run it from a generator. Adjust the engine rpm to give you 50 cycles and then adjust the voltage regulator to give you 220v. Some generators can be adjusted and some can't. Some will run at the lover hz and adjust the voltage automatically and some won't
In the end not worth the effort. Cheaper to buy a tool made for the us voltage and hz standard
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