Paul_B
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I bought the same thing. Got it on a sale on Amazon for under $200. Ive used it maybe a dozen times. Works great for my home use.
Looking to purchase a plasma cutter.
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I bought the same thing. Got it on a sale on Amazon for under $200. Ive used it maybe a dozen times. Works great for my home use.
Cliff Ramsdell
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Nice find. I have a thermal dynamics pak master 38XL and it too was a Craigslist purchase for $225.00. It will run on 120 and 220 with just a cord swap and has worked perfectly.
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I have an older thermodynamics that I have cut 1/2 plate numerous times, runs on 110 or 220, great machine.
I lucked into a Hobart AirForce 250 at a pawn shop for $175 and snapped it up.
It has done everything I've asked it to do.
If only doing sheet metal and occasional 1/4 inch, it's a great "name brand" entry level unit, even at $500 retail.
A while ago I had a used Pak 50 which quit on me the second time I used it.
I didn't care for the way it was put together as you really couldn't "open the hood" to troubleshoot.
...and even though the company answered all of my correspondence, they never really gave me any useful advice on testing things that were inside.
It has done everything I've asked it to do.
If only doing sheet metal and occasional 1/4 inch, it's a great "name brand" entry level unit, even at $500 retail.
A while ago I had a used Pak 50 which quit on me the second time I used it.
I didn't care for the way it was put together as you really couldn't "open the hood" to troubleshoot.
...and even though the company answered all of my correspondence, they never really gave me any useful advice on testing things that were inside.
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