Cutmaster 52 or Power Plasma 60.

[geezer]

I own both a PP50 and a PP80 as far as I'm concerned, I bought right , got the best bang for my buck and am very happy with them.

[everlastsupport]

I've used the PP50, 60 and 70 for years. The PP70 was a bit heavy, so I picked up a 50. The 50 was fantastic, so sold the 70. Someone had to have the PP50, so I went to the PP60. It is a happy medium and what I use now. No regrets. Not to heavy and a little extra power. But they are all great units. The size/weight of the PP50 was a major plus though.

[Bigworm]

Thank you for all the great info guys. The weight of the machine is a big factor as well. I do a lot of mobile work and it will be carried a lot.

Does anyone have any time with the Cutmaster and the PP60?

[Ray]

Thank you for all the great info guys. The weight of the machine is a big factor as well. I do a lot of mobile work and it will be carried a lot.

Does anyone have any time with the Cutmaster and the PP60?

I have a Cutmaster 38, and a PP80, cutmaster is a fine machine but a lot heavier than the PowerPlasma. My cutmaster has the SL60 torch, it’s a blowback type, I like the torch that comes with the Everlast better. Hard to compare side by side because of the power difference, but both are fine machines in my opinion. If you compare $, it’s not hard to decide.

[Bigworm]

Thanks Ray. Thats exactly what I thought.

[Bigworm]

Who is a good contact to email or call about purchasing a PP60?

[performance]

You can call me or oleg.

[geezer]

That fitting may reguire an O ring , however, apply some JB weld to the threads, it will stop the leak but you will never be able to take it apart.

[Bigworm]

The fitting that came with it looked like an o-ring boss and I tried it both ways with no luck. I may just do the JB weld thing and forget about it. Thanks for the idea.