FLARING Plasma Cutter,65 Amp Plasma Cutter Machine 120V 240V 4/5" (20mm) Max Cutting 1/2" (12.7mm) Clean Cut IGBT High Frequency Inverter Touch ARC Plasma Cutter with Consumable Set Update 5th FC650D

Great hobby cutter, does the job then some. Would definitely recommend not running it on 120 it’s not anywhere near as useful, when using it on 220 you can definitely open her on up. If you hinge the basics of how plasma cutters work then setup is a non brainer, I’d almost venture to say idiot proof.

Great price for an awesome product so easy to use and functionality is great and it’s the perfect on the go size

Cuts ar500 like a champ so far. Order a few extra tips and cups. Impressed after having 2 others that were way more expensive. This phukr grunts. We will see!

Does the job small compact priced right and use any where duel voltage

Cut great on 110 volt haven’t hook up to 220 volt yet

Don't waste your money. Doesn't cut half of what it says it does.

Quite a bit more power than the CUT50 it replaced. My old CUT50 finally died with a loud bang after 5 years and I found this on Amazon for $110 delivered next day. I ran my CUT50 and this one on 220v and this one is lighter, smaller, and has more power. Only about 15 minutes on it so far so durability is untested but if I can get another 5 years out of a $100 machine......... its worth it.

Not really underpowered at all, cuts well. Took a little getting used to being a small unit but makes clean cuts.

Price low enough to give it a try.haven t tried yet.looking forward to see how works

It works great easy to use

Used a few times and all good so far. I recommend it

I purchased a different model at roughly 20 years ago pay $3600 for it the press I paid for this one I could have bought 20 and it does the same job I love it

Very easy to set up. Works well just on 115v ( my outlet was 20a, 115v). I just got it and only used for about 15 seconds at a time on 30A. I know the duty cycle is not very high, I didn't test that. Only problem was that it won't work on the 220v setting as the plug converter from 110 to 220 isn't like any of my welding plugs. It also doesn't go into my dryer or Range plugs. The 2 hot contacts are about 1/2" too close together, and just would not go in. I'm sure I can find one but I would like to use it now.