Ah but he didnt mention he had 4 wire!!!! only that its 220 and from his post it appears he wants to use the ground as a Neutral so he can get 110 AND THATS A NO NO AND A SERIOUS CODE VIOLATION ADN A POTENTIAL HAZARDOUS SITUATION. Now if he has 4 wires there at the old 220 volt welder outlet and one is a true Neutral and NOT just the equipment ground yes he can get 110 by using the true Neutral, but from his post it dont sound like thats what he has (4 wires)
Yes under the old code you could run 3 not 4 wires to a building (120/240 volt service) but for years now 4 are required and under EITHER old or new system, of course, each buildings electrical service requires a grounding electrode so you done good by having grounds at all your buildings
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