3 w 1 CT312 Multi Spawarka TIG / MMA Spawarka do cięcia plazmowego Spawarka

TL;DRThis is a great machine - for the price you cannot go wrong.Full Review, and Answers to QuestionsThere are more words in this review than in the description of the product itself - so buckle-up, this is going to be a long one.To understand my review, you need to know a little about me...I am a DIY'er, not a professional user. I have used MIG and ARC before, but never TIG or Plasma.I needed a Plasma Cutter, so I watched the videos on the cheap units, and when it came time to buy, I saw this.It includes a TIG welding function, and I am interested enough in adding that to my tools that I spent the extra £60.Description.The Description is awful, and mistake ridden. Without going into the spelling and (ab)use of the English language, there are some glaring problems. This unit has an LED display, not the LCD stated (this is actually better IMHO). The images show "Flux Cored Wire". You do not get this, and you would not need it anyway (that is for MIG welding, and this is NOT a MIG welder).I have no room to talk when it comes to spelling or grammar - so don't correct me - but this product description is really bad.What I got.The Machine itself, ARC/MMA 20-120 AMP, TIG 20-120 AMP and Plasma Cutting 10-30 AMP.A Pressure Regulator for the Plasma Cutting function (more on this later) and some related fittings.Hose and hose clips for attaching the hose.Grounding Clamps and lead.TIG torch.Some TIG consumables.The most pointless face shield ever.(Something that looks like) A wire brush / de-slagging hammer.An ARC/MMA electrode holder.Plasma Torch.Some Plasma Consumables.Some paper marked "instructions", which seem to be designed to frustrate.And for the UK a DANGEROUS Mains Plug Adaptor (more on this later too).What I did not get:ARC/MMA Electrodes.TIG Electrodes.Argon Gas.Argon Regulator.Foot Pedal.Filler Rods.A built in compressor.(I was not expecting things on the latter list, I'm just listing them so you are prepared...)MMA/ARC.I tried the ARC/MMA function, although it h

Used for classic car bodywork repairs, works nicely.

Arrived ahead of time, nice little unit. Great service

Brought this and for a cheap cutter works great

I got the item within a few days off ordering and it works better then I expected

basic machine, but great for beginner hf start on tig and plasma very helpful

I owned an Easton Cut40, which died. It was very expensive to replace consumables and it burnt through a lot.I use a PC on clean steel, but also to cut up cars when I use their engines and harnesses in restored projects.So far the new cutter has held up well. I recently stripped a Geo Metro, using only 2 sets of tips.I have only test cut thicker steel, but it equals the Easton.The tips are easier to see, so my cuts are more accurate. I cut nearly everything free hand.The torch is light and the cable is flexible enough, even when below freezing.I made a 220V adapter using a welding extension plug and an extension lead end. Works great at 220V.The water separator is not very good, leaking and a bit weak. I have removed it and used a old wall version I had spare.One think I learned over the years is to keep the PC indoors, out of too much dust.I had to practice getting the first arcs, but now I can cut through paint, rust and even seam sealer.It is about $250 less than the Easton, which lasted 5 years.Only time will tell if this new one will live that long.

Brought this and for a cheap cutter works great

basic machine, but great for beginner hf start on tig and plasma very helpful

It is good so far