just ordered power plasma 60

[jerky]

i havent even got my welder yet, but since the black friday thing happened, i couldnt help myself and bought a power plasma 60. i knew thats the one i wanted, so dealing with alex made it easy. i think by the time he picekd up, to the time i hung up, was not even 5 minutes. super easy to deal with. i cant wait to start playing.

[zoama]

I have a power plasma 60 and an I-mig 250P on the way from the last contest (used the greenbucks option).

[redbeard]

I've had mine for a year, you will LOVE it.

[zoama]

I've had mine for a year, you will LOVE it.

Could you give an example of how long consumables last. Like cutting (material/thickness) at (amps/ pressure) I get (feet/inches) out of a set with the (A81/WSP60) torch.

[parkour]

zoama585; How dry and oil free is your air?
There are some pretty elaborate setups for drying the air used for plasma.
Harbor Freight makes a refrigerated dryer.
http://www.cnczone.com/forums/cnc_pl...ir_drying.html

[zoama]

zoama585; How dry and oil free is your air?
There are some pretty elaborate setups for drying the air used for plasma.
Harbor Freight makes a refrigerated dryer.
http://www.cnczone.com/forums/cnc_pl...ir_drying.html

Very dry... I have a motorguard M-60 + desiccant... I'm really just looking for other peoples real world results, doing anything they do with their plasma cutter.

[redbeard]

Could you give an example of how long consumables last. Like cutting (material/thickness) at (amps/ pressure) I get (feet/inches) out of a set with the (A81/WSP60) torch.

Sorry I haven't been paying too much attention to those kinds of specifics. Between the makeshift air dryer and the minimal amount of 1/4 or better that I've cut, I don't think I'd be a very representative case. FWIW though, I did just finish off the starter set that came with it with wildly varying results.