Plasma in my future... near future now!

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Originally Posted by performance

The whole point of the 60 "S" is to offer the "S"75 torch.

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All I really know about them (and why I'm asking :) ) is what I've read here and on the main site. They all have notes about recommending the 81, so I assumed that was the preferred torch. If the point of the S is to offer the 75, does that put it in advantage over the 81 recommended for the others in the specs?

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Originally Posted by CGCINC

I bought the PP50 and it does what I need. I wish I would have bought the PP60 just to get a little more power.... What your doing Now is not always what you will be doing in the future so make sure you have room to grow

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I agree 100%

I started with the PP50, when the PP's came out. It truly did all I wanted, blowback good for CNC. Just wanted a tad more power/speed. I jumped to a PP70 for a bit more power. Over time dropped to a PP60 hoping it to be lighter (was not). Mark and I talking one day, he said, get an 80, since they are in the same weight range. I did.

I liked all the unit, had them for for some time. I now have PP50 (still in the box) waiting on a CNC table one day and I use the PP80 daily.

I would say the budget and CNC needs are the main factors, far as CNC, you will probably want two units anyway.