PlasmaHelper.com purchase and thoughts.

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Well, I bought all three products at plasmahelper.com. I was going to pass on the stand-off, but figured for the price, why not.

Working with DeWayne was great, all email though. Confusion delayed the order a couple days but not a big deal (email). Make sure you know you torch measurements if you order something.

Shipping was cheap, $5 range, they pack boxes like Everlast China (there was no room left in that box and no way I could put it back in there after I unpacked it).

As I unpacked it, it took a couple minutes to match the bags up, but I did not need to call them, but first glance I was going there goes a couple hours.

The pictures with the instructions for someone of age, did not get it so I went to the website. There, they are big and in color.

I put the rip tool together first. Very impressed. Went together fast, if the torch locks down (since I had to give him my specs), I am sure I will be happy with it. Design was solid. Looks like I can get down pretty tight.

The ripper has wing/allen screws. The wings get in the way a little when I went for smaller rip size. I myself would forget the wings and ship an allen wrench in place of them.

The stand-off. Only as the A81 has issues with the flat containment nozzle, I bought it hoping to make that last longer than the stock wire stand-off. And it was machined and looked nice too. Sure I will use it when teaching kids to cut.

The Circle cutter. Got it all together, had to look a the pictures online again. Not sure how well the design will work with the A81. The flat nozzle... The S45, WG60/LG and 80, etc will work fine as it's not flat. So I am sure it will well for them. But I will email DeWayne a question on it or just try it and see.

All good quality, takes a little thought and the online pictures for me to put it all together quickly.

So far, very happy. Love to rip square tube for channel as I get a lot of it free/cheap.

All this in that box.. $5 and some change for shipping.


After I put them together. You see the spare rails and all now. See above bags of parts. Sort of like building a model as a kid.