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Any experience w/ Arccaptain CUT55 Pro Dual Voltage Plasma Cutter?
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someidiot
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I have either that one or one very close (in model number) to it - I can check.
It works. I'd like a drag tip like my little Miller better than having to keep it raised, and I'd sure as hell like for it to have an air pressure sensor/switch so I don't trash the tip when I forget to plug in the air hose. And the consumables are really cheap, unlike the Miller. 1/2" steel? I don't know, haven't tried anything that thick yet, but can try if I can find a scrap. I got it in order to cut thicker aluminum, which takes a lot more juice than steel.
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I got their CUT50 spring before last for $280 from amazon. You'd have to compare specs (and amazon pricing) to see how smoking a deal it is.
It works. I'd like a drag tip like my little Miller better than having to keep it raised, and I'd sure as hell like for it to have an air pressure sensor/switch so I don't trash the tip when I forget to plug in the air hose. And the consumables are really cheap, unlike the Miller. 1/2" steel? I don't know, haven't tried anything that thick yet, but can try if I can find a scrap. I got it in order to cut thicker aluminum, which takes a lot more juice than steel.
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I got their CUT50 spring before last for $280 from amazon. You'd have to compare specs (and amazon pricing) to see how smoking a deal it is.
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