Plasma Cutter

[wrench]

Looking for recommendations for a plasma cutter, 220v.

Just for home/garage use.

 

[bobs409]

I have one from Eastwood that works good.

 

[Jim Sullivan]

I've got one from Parker Metalworking products. Bought it on Ebay years ago. Still working good, but I don't use it all of the time.

 

[409 lever]

I have owned 3 a thermal dynamics, a hypertherm and now a miller 375. the miller is leaps and bounds ahead of the others cuts 3/8'' clean severs 5/8'' a true inverter plasma cutter runs on 110v or 220v. the biggest thing in plasma cutters is consumeables the other two I would use 8-12 tips one one project the 7 years I have owned the miller I have maybe used 18 tips at $20.00 per set up in the long run the cost of the miller is much cheaper. what ever you buy moisture is a huge enemy of plasma cutters .

 

[wrench]

Thanks!

 

[wrench]

Well, I sprung for an Everlast Plasma Cutter. I'll play with it soon.

 

[La Hot Rods]

You should listen to the Everlast CD ( Whitey Ford Sings The Blues ) when you try it out.