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[icedaddyuk]

Don't really use it anymore so no point keeping it.

It's one of these http://cgi.ebay.co.u...=item2562f9dc7d

Comes with:

The cutter itself
A bunch of extra consumables
Clarke welding mask

Only used a handful of times then sold the Mini project I was using it on.

In really good condition as expected after such little use. Just over a year old, purchased in March 2010.

£150 collected. Would prefer not to post.

Located in Three Bridges, West Sussex or Bromley, Kent.

[screech]

Got some actual pics?

cheers

[ibrooks]

Hopefully the OP won't take this amiss but.

http://www.cut40.com/secure/

These cutters had a bit of a bad reputation for quality issues and lack of support from the predominantly Chinese sellers (or silly postage if you had to send the thing back to them). The guys who set up cut40.com are basically filling that gap in the market by providing consumables and technical backup and repairs if necessary (they got the circuit diagrams from the manufacturers). Obviously they charge for repairs since they are not the original sellers but from what I've heard they are very reasonable.

I've got a 3 in 1 cutter, TIG welder and arc welder from the same family and am really pleased with it - the plasma cutter function is what I use the most by far and it's a proper big boys toy. It's difficult to tire of seeing 2mm steel flowing like water - far different from the molten puddle you see when welding.

Iain

[icedaddyuk]

I bought mine from the seller in the link in March 2010 so warranty just run out.

I'm not home until Friday Screech so pics then OK?

Thanks

[screech]

That'll be fine.

cheers

[icedaddyuk]

Pics attached.

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[minisam92]

Hopefully the OP won't take this amiss but.

http://www.cut40.com/secure/

These cutters had a bit of a bad reputation for quality issues and lack of support from the predominantly Chinese sellers (or silly postage if you had to send the thing back to them). The guys who set up cut40.com are basically filling that gap in the market by providing consumables and technical backup and repairs if necessary (they got the circuit diagrams from the manufacturers). Obviously they charge for repairs since they are not the original sellers but from what I've heard they are very reasonable.

I've got a 3 in 1 cutter, TIG welder and arc welder from the same family and am really pleased with it - the plasma cutter function is what I use the most by far and it's a proper big boys toy. It's difficult to tire of seeing 2mm steel flowing like water - far different from the molten puddle you see when welding.

Iain

can this be used as a welder then?

[freaker]

ill give you a 120 pounds, and collect it when i`m over in may, and give you a deposit now.

freaker

[Shifty]

I've got one of these and they are a cracking bit of kit, very handy to have around the garage.

[icedaddyuk]

ill give you a 120 pounds, and collect it when i`m over in may, and give you a deposit now.

freaker

I'll hold out for a bit more at the moment.

Thanks for the offer though.

[minipete]

Can it be used as a TIG welder? interested if it does.

[icedaddyuk]

not that I know of, I doubt it at that price though!

[ibrooks]

Can it be used as a TIG welder? interested if it does.

No they start around £275 and the one I bought will currently set you back £330

Iain

[icedaddyuk]

Sold pending collection today.