This is a damn fine instructional video bud. Most people try to hard and never shut up long enough to get to what it is we need to see in order to gain a perspective of the products potential. We don't care about 2 hrs of back story with nonstop talking through the demonstration lol. I think you did exactly what we the potential future consumer expects from the video producer. Thank you. You probably sold me that warfox machine as well as the Diablo metal blade. Keep up the good work I know I appreciated it
Thanks for the review on the plasma cutter. I've been thinking about getting one for a while, just for home workshop use, and this little video of yours has helped with the decision.
I ordered the same...just received it two days ago. Figured I'd set it up to make sure everything was okay. I'll probably get rid of the filter/regulator that came with the unit and go with a standard 1/4" NPT ported filter/reg...the unit leaks at the provided male quick disconnect fitting. I tried to thread in a 1/4 NPT air fitting that I have but the provided regulator must have metric threads. Not a big deal...prefer a better regulator anyway. Added bonuses are the front-facing pressure gauge, as well as the adjustable post-flow air.
That's great I am looking for a plasma cutter for a similar reason mainly for personal use and chopping up scrap metal so this was the perfect review Thanks
Good review. The unit seems to do the job very well. I was impressed that the wooden bench didn't catch fire with all that spark😎. I want to get a plasma cutter because using my hand grinders, with a grinding wheel, tends to shoot sparks all over the place rather than the plasma cutter which seems to direct the spark downward.
I just ordered this exact same one about an hr ago based on your review I did some research and it is a pretty good little cutter..got mine for 259.00 with free shipping it will be here Thursday..thanks
@@tdperkinsgmail hey not a problem thanks for the reply..still a really good deal I might just pick up another one..if you get it you will like it she cuts through just about anything dirty or not...hope you pick one up cause they sell out quickly and it takes a while for them to restock
I really appreciate your video, there was really no helpful documentation that came with the cutter. I’ve never done this before and I’m just trying to figure out how to hook it up. It came with a lot of stuff that I see you are not using, which has me completely confused lol.
I'm sure someone else has already said it but those metal cutting circular saw blades aren't meant for hardened steel which most mower blades are. Good review of the plasma though.
Great demonstration. I have one of the super cheap contact start plasma cutters now and am looking to upgrade to a pilot arc machine I could use on a home brew CNC plasma. One of these Warnock machines might do the trick.
Next time you're doing some upgrading, a worm drive circular saw will hold up long term better than a regular circ , I've got a worm that gets used for cutting thick metal here and there. The cutting torch needs a new head, and instead of buying a 200 dollar torch head, probably going to yank a plasma lol
Thanks, nice review. I have CUT50 pilot arc I bought from Amazon too. Price was only $215. It had a 3 pin connector like the LOTOS red CUT50. I wanted to buy a spare torch and 99% are only a two pin connector. I was able to buy a 2 pin to 3 pin adapter so I could use the common plasma torch. Bottom line is I like it. It is great for cutting up bed frames.
Here is the link to the non touch Mophorn pilot arc plasma. Price has gone up to $280. www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07PJMVHBS/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_search_asin_title?ie=UTF8&psc=1 Go to Camelcamelcamel and monitor its price. Its lowest price was less than $200. I bought mine when it jumped to $215.
Pilot Arc Question: Could I use this to make slow, precise cuts in auto body sheet metal? If I scribed a line on 18ga (.048) sheet, would I be able to very slowly cut right up to that line? I have a non-pilot arc plasma and it's not possible - for one, you have to cut fast. Thanks for the video. Might sell off my old plasma and get the one you got - it don't need more than that!
I have a QUESTION -----> I have the same cutter and i am wiring by shed but can only get 30 amps in there SOOOO I want to put in a 220volt 30amp outlet but use a 50amp outlet so the cutter will just plug in without the 110 adapter ?? Any thoughts ???
Do you need the clamp on the work if it's got a pilot arc?? It seems to me that if it will cut through a relatively non conductive surface then the clamp is obsolete?
Haven't used much lately but just recently used it to cut old fenders off a trailer and cut a u-joint off my discbine. Worked great, I'd say go for it if you're thinking about it.
I looked at them on Amazon , Specs. says it has a no pilot function , touch arch only you most of got lucky. Arc starting；Touch metal (no pilot arc function)
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This is a damn fine instructional video bud. Most people try to hard and never shut up long enough to get to what it is we need to see in order to gain a perspective of the products potential. We don't care about 2 hrs of back story with nonstop talking through the demonstration lol. I think you did exactly what we the potential future consumer expects from the video producer. Thank you. You probably sold me that warfox machine as well as the Diablo metal blade. Keep up the good work I know I appreciated it
Finally an honest review from a regular guy
Great video. Came here for plasma cutter info and found out a circular saw can cut steel! Who knew?
I like to hang a 5 gallon pail with about 2” of water in it under what in cutting. Collects molten metal as it falls and helps prevent fires.
Thanks for the tip!
I want one of those plasma cutters and I didn’t know I wanted a pilot arc function.
Great video, I had the non pilot arc one sitting in my amazon cart, but upgraded to the pilot arc one after watching. Great tip.
Man I love that air compressor!!!
Thanks for the review on the plasma cutter. I've been thinking about getting one for a while, just for home workshop use, and this little video of yours has helped with the decision.
I ordered the same...just received it two days ago. Figured I'd set it up to make sure everything was okay. I'll probably get rid of the filter/regulator that came with the unit and go with a standard 1/4" NPT ported filter/reg...the unit leaks at the provided male quick disconnect fitting. I tried to thread in a 1/4 NPT air fitting that I have but the provided regulator must have metric threads. Not a big deal...prefer a better regulator anyway. Added bonuses are the front-facing pressure gauge, as well as the adjustable post-flow air.
Thank you for making & sharing your video's it was a great help
Regards
Steve UK London
Thanks for the tip about the pilot arc. Just to say watch out for your dog while welding, or plasma cutting, you don't want to give it Arc-Eye.
That's great I am looking for a plasma cutter for a similar reason mainly for personal use and chopping up scrap metal so this was the perfect review Thanks
Good review. The unit seems to do the job very well. I was impressed that the wooden bench didn't catch fire with all that spark😎. I want to get a plasma cutter because using my hand grinders, with a grinding wheel, tends to shoot sparks all over the place rather than the plasma cutter which seems to direct the spark downward.
Plasma is very usefull for non-straight cutting job which other type of cutter can't.
I just ordered this exact same one about an hr ago based on your review I did some research and it is a pretty good little cutter..got mine for 259.00 with free shipping it will be here Thursday..thanks
It's even cheaper now, 229 and it also has a 20% discount on top of that, you can get it for 226.00 with free shipping
@@tdperkinsgmail 226.00? Plus 20% off should be about180.00? If you r right I'm buying 4 more I have 2 already please let me know..
@@timpottenburgh5407 I'm sorry, I looked at it wrong, it's a 20.00 $ discount, I went to checkout and it said 226
@@tdperkinsgmail hey not a problem thanks for the reply..still a really good deal I might just pick up another one..if you get it you will like it she cuts through just about anything dirty or not...hope you pick one up cause they sell out quickly and it takes a while for them to restock
I really appreciate your video, there was really no helpful documentation that came with the cutter. I’ve never done this before and I’m just trying to figure out how to hook it up. It came with a lot of stuff that I see you are not using, which has me completely confused lol.
I'm sure someone else has already said it but those metal cutting circular saw blades aren't meant for hardened steel which most mower blades are. Good review of the plasma though.
Thanks for this. I was going to buy one without a pilot arc but you've convinced me to spend a little more and get a machine I will be happier with.
Been trying to decide which one to buy. This video helped me choose. I just ordered the same one. Hope yours is still working fine
Good review Thanks
can you give us an update after using for a few months? maybe pin ongoing review so we can get an idea of how it holds up?
Thanks for helpin me make up my mind
Thanks for sharing! 🤙🏻
Great demonstration. I have one of the super cheap contact start plasma cutters now and am looking to upgrade to a pilot arc machine I could use on a home brew CNC plasma. One of these Warnock machines might do the trick.
Thanks for the recommendation... I just placed my order...
Thanks for the review! I’ve been on the fence about getting one. But seems like it’s worth the money.
Next time you're doing some upgrading, a worm drive circular saw will hold up long term better than a regular circ , I've got a worm that gets used for cutting thick metal here and there. The cutting torch needs a new head, and instead of buying a 200 dollar torch head, probably going to yank a plasma lol
Thanks, nice review. I have CUT50 pilot arc I bought from Amazon too. Price was only $215. It had a 3 pin connector like the LOTOS red CUT50. I wanted to buy a spare torch and 99% are only a two pin connector. I was able to buy a 2 pin to 3 pin adapter so I could use the common plasma torch. Bottom line is I like it. It is great for cutting up bed frames.
Which one did you buy? Do you have the link?
@@FlakeBoss
I bought a “Mophorn” CUT50 off of Amazon for a $215 price. It works fine. It is now nearly $300.
Here is the link to the non touch Mophorn pilot arc plasma. Price has gone up to $280.
www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07PJMVHBS/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_search_asin_title?ie=UTF8&psc=1
Go to Camelcamelcamel and monitor its price. Its lowest price was less than $200. I bought mine when it jumped to $215.
Great vid 👍
Pilot Arc Question: Could I use this to make slow, precise cuts in auto body sheet metal? If I scribed a line on 18ga (.048) sheet, would I be able to very slowly cut right up to that line? I have a non-pilot arc plasma and it's not possible - for one, you have to cut fast. Thanks for the video. Might sell off my old plasma and get the one you got - it don't need more than that!
Very nice video
Almost 3 years now. How did she hold up?
Still kickin. Never any heavy use but I did cut 1/2" plate with it a couple weeks ago. Have to go slow but very very impressive. Worth the money!
Went to Craigslist and got a Lincoln Tomahawk for 800 bucks with 20 extra tips.
THANKS
I have a QUESTION -----> I have the same cutter and i am wiring by shed but can only get 30 amps in there SOOOO I want to put in a 220volt 30amp outlet but use a 50amp outlet so the cutter will just plug in without the 110 adapter ?? Any thoughts ???
How is the war fox plasma cutter working for you I am thinking about buying one !!!!!
But you probably won’t be able to find consumables in a year. Also, what other colors does it come in?
Yeah it looks like it works pretty good but do I really need to buy one since you already did can't I just borrow yours whenever I need to use one?
What kind of blade was that in the circular saw?
How long to they last?
Should you use oil with them?
What kind did he have there?
Why all TH-camr didn't show that it's plasma machine need air compresior
Just got mine yesterday. Pleased with the price < $300 CDN.
Your gonna set them rags on fire under your bench
What is the amp rating of the plasma?
still holding up?
To be fair, I haven't used it a whole lot in awhile....but yes, always fires up
I have a 15A circuit at home, will I get away with using it or will it flip the breaker?
Do you need the clamp on the work if it's got a pilot arc?? It seems to me that if it will cut through a relatively non conductive surface then the clamp is obsolete?
It for the most part will not cut without the ground clamp. There will be a noticeable difference without the ground attached during cutting.
Can be use in cnc machines how many maximum cuting speed
what sort of air compressor would i need
plasma cutter is currently unavailable on amazon but im gettin one of those Diablo metal cutting blades. thanks again
Cut 50s are available on eBay for $158. I just bought one yesterday so I’ll see how it works.
It is scratch start tho but I am used to that.
what cfm do small ones like that require?
Not much Jimmy. It's only working like a push button blower tip thing you would use to blow off dirt and stuff.
Hey. Nice review. I recently bought one also. What voltage did you have it on? I tried on Corten steel and didn’t have a clean cut like yours.. :(
Corten is a copper alloyed steel, the slag gets kinda gummy.
@@datadavis Never heard of it! What do they use that type of steel on?
@@dryan8377 Chimneys and shipping containers
Forgive my ignorance, but that doesn’t use gas, do you need air?
you need an air compressor
Got a link to the item on Amazon?
www.amazon.com/dp/B08CRFDPHG/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_awdb_imm_t1_335WYZ4WS8VPG9B1M1ZB?_encoding=UTF8&psc=1
Nice review , how is it on 120 volts ?
Definitely weaker. It won't cut full capacity at 120v but will do thinner stuff just fine. Its happiest at 230v
Is it still holding up?
Haven't used much lately but just recently used it to cut old fenders off a trailer and cut a u-joint off my discbine. Worked great, I'd say go for it if you're thinking about it.
I looked at them on Amazon , Specs. says it has a no pilot function , touch arch only you most of got lucky. Arc starting；Touch metal (no pilot arc function)
www.amazon.com/dp/B08CRFDPHG?psc=1&ref=ppx_yo2_dt_b_product_details
Crap junk