http://www.amazon.com/dp/B0081BF3XE/...I2RRD3D1P5U4RT
Hey Guys, I 'm looking at buying this Plasma Cutter off Amazon.
Do you know what torch is on it?
I'm looking for a AG 60 or SG 55, because I have a bucket load of tips for those torches.
John~
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http://www.amazon.com/dp/B0081BF3XE/...I2RRD3D1P5U4RT
Hey Guys, I 'm looking at buying this Plasma Cutter off Amazon.
Do you know what torch is on it?
I'm looking for a AG 60 or SG 55, because I have a bucket load of tips for those torches.
John~
That's what it has.
great, I like these torches because the torch tips are only two(2) pieces!!!!!!
Not a million swirl rings and shields etc.....
Thanks
and the tps are easy to come buy.
~John
Yes, but this is a entry level MOSFET machine. Not as rugged, and not designed for heavy or every day use.
how unheavy duty is it?Quote:
Originally Posted by performance
Its better than most any clone mosfet unit...but it is NOT a unit for you if you have to ask. ;)
and the fact you said you had tons of consumables to use for one.
I don't quite get it....Quote:
Originally Posted by performance
what are you trying to tell me?
should I buy it or not?
I'd recommend you do a little research on MOSFET plasma cutters first and make an informed decision. Only you can know if it is for you to buy or not. It is recommended for occasional homeowner use.Quote:
Originally Posted by AKweldshop
http://www.amazon.com/dp/B0081BF3XE/...I2RRD3D1P5U4RT
This is the Plasma cutter I want to buy.
What is the difference and limitations?
I don't know what else I can say that I haven't already said.. Please research MOSFET Plasma cutters. I've already said this unit is a MOSFET which are well known for the lack of durabilty compared to IGBT and I don't recommend it for you. Limitations: Light, occasional homeowner use only.Quote:
Originally Posted by AKweldshop
Spend a few more dollars and get the PP50 http://www.amazon.com/Everlast-Power...PowerPlasma+50Quote:
Originally Posted by AKweldshop
you'll be happy.
If you have a welding shop, I would recommend looking at the power plasma 50.
Heavier duty for everyday use, also uses S45 consumables you can find all over. Even Harbor Freight by me carries them. Up to 1 inch cut. Nice machine, great for CNC use as well. Yes it cost more, but it will be there for you everyday. I have, over the years, used the PP50, 60, 70 and 80. Currently I have a 80 and 50. You will not be disappointed by the PP50, light weight too.
amazon has the older model pp50 and pp60 plasma cutters that are last years model that you could get . I believe they use the AG60 consumables because they have the older torch. The new one comes with the s-75 torch. Mark or one of the other ever last support team should be able to confirm what torch they come with.
How long is a piece of string?Quote:
Originally Posted by AKweldshop
So you guys would reccomend me getting this plasma cutter???Quote:
Originally Posted by zoama585
Just so you know I'm gonna be welding and mechanicking for the next 50 yrs, I hope.
How has the durability been on these machines?
~John
That would be a much better plasma. I believe that one comes with an AG60 torch also but wait until one of the everlast support team confirms that it has that torch before you buy it.Quote:
Originally Posted by AKweldshop
Durability has been great across the whole PowerPlasma line. I love my PP60.Quote:
Originally Posted by AKweldshop