Cut 50- 50amp Plasma Cutter By Coral
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- Опубліковано 20 лип 2024
- This is a Chinese (budget) plasma cutter. An entry level good starter tool to get your foot in the door on using one. Hopefully this review helps you out on making a decision if it is right for you.
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▶️ Consumables for pt31 Gun (this machine) ◀️
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Power Voltage: 90V-260V（110V-220V）/50-60HZ
Rated Input Capacity:4.8 KVA
Current Range:20A-50A
Efficiency :80%
Duty Cycle:85%
The Cutting Thickness Is 1-20mm, Optimal Cutting Thickness 10MM
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Check out my 1 year review of this plasma cutter here- ua-cam.com/video/1JkpF51eWVE/v-deo.html
I go though lots for common questions and tell you how it's been working over the course of a year. Thanks for watching!
Good review,learned a lot as a newbie
I just got one, thanks this helps
Nice review. I have the same unit and I am quite happy with it. You don't need to drag the tip once you get the arc going. Just touch the tip on what you want to cut, pull the trigger and then continue with the tip slightly off the metal.
I must build a stand like you have for yours, great idea.
What size compressor do you have
@@lukebradbury7140 20 gallon tank 6.5 scfm @40psi.
@@lukebradbury7140 check out my update video here ua-cam.com/video/1JkpF51eWVE/v-deo.html I answere alot of common questions and go over how it's been for a year of use.
Thank you so much!!!!
Just bought a plasma cutter by Powerweld. Similar to yours. thanks for the info
Thanks for your review! I am going to buy one; tired of breaking portaband blades!
Your welcome, and thank you. It has served me well so far.
@@daleofalltrades thanks for me to I'm about to order me one
Thanks for the comment. I'm glad I'm helping some people out!
I have PLASMARGON Cut50 HF, works fine, 230 volt only model. Added larger water separator to compressor because moisture is hard on consumables. Running at 70psi. For all cutting. Still use oxy-propane for heavy cutting and cut off disks occasionally.
Nice! Bigger water separator is a plus. Unfortunately I don't have oxy acetylene torch at he but it is definitely needed for the thicker stuff.
Plasma cutter is a great choice for re bar or bed frame iron, the hard spots in that reclaimed steel destroys metal cutting saw blades real quick.
Just ordered one. Mostly to fight seized bolts on a project truck build. Hope it works well! It seems it’s solid for the price.
That's awesome, what kind of truck build
@@daleofalltrades taking two trucks and turning them Into one. The end result is a 1995 f350 crew cab dually, with a stripped wrecker body for a bed. ( no boom arm or wheel lift). Truck is getting bagged with air ride too.
I run a mobile detailing company and we wanted to make this truck a purpose built detailing rig
@@markcerundolo7898 sounds sick! Thanks for the subscription
How does this unit work on cutting 1/4 inch thick high carbon steel?
I have not tried high carbon steel. I think it would cut it ok.
Hi! I'm thinking on buying this model of plasma cutter to cut only sheet metal, 18 and 16ga maximum. Because i need to cut shapes, holes, curves and other things. I don't need to cut thick metal or tubing (for that i prefer to use my hacksaw, old school style). Do you think this machine will do well for me? My air compressor is small (24 liters) and only reaches 90psi, but i've read that for sheet metal not too thick, 30psi is good enough, so maybe i wont run out of air during the cut. What do you think? Greetings from Mexico
Thanks for watching. I think it would work fine for you. I would be a little concerned about running out of air. The pressure won't be an issue. You may just find yourself waiting for the compressor to catch up in between cuts. Hard to say for sure.
@@daleofalltrades Ok. Thanks a lot for your advice
I have a 15A circuit at home, will I get away with using it or will it flip the breaker?
I will start by saying it's probably not recommend. But if you were to use it on that breaker make sure it's the only thing running on the entire circuit. I have ran mine on a 20A just to see. The cut on 110 in general is not great but it will work. Anyway I happened to use it on n the same circuit my air compressor was on as soon as the compressor would kick on in the middle of a cut it would throw the breaker every time. Hope this helped!
What’s the purpose of having the as/dc capability?
Are you talking about the 120v to 220v adapter? Or the title of the product on amazon as ac-dc? Depending on your answer I can answer your question better.
This Cut 50 is the exact model I am thinking about buying, this model doesn't require a air compressor??
It does require an air compressor. To my knowledge all plasma cutters require compressed air to blast the plasma out.
@@daleofalltrades
Ok. I thought so too but you didn't mention connecting to a compressor. Is it a simple connection to make? Also, is this just a cutter or does weld also?
Correct, I did however mention the regulator and what settings I had mine set to while I was hooking up an air compressor line to it. I should have stated what air compressor I was running though. Sorry about that. It's a medium sized 40gal harbor freight single stage compressor
@@daleofalltrades
My error, I'm just haven't ever needed to work w/a air compressor so this is new to me. ThankQ very much for the review and for answering my questions.
No problem. Glad to help! That plasma cutter doesn't require a very large compressor. Just keep in mind the smaller air compressor you go the more you will have to wait between fill cycles.
What kind of air compressor are you running this off of?
A 21 Gallon 2.5 HP 125 PSI Cast Iron Vertical Air Compressor (single stage) from harbor freight $150. I will be doing a 1 year revisit on this soon. I have lots more info I want to share. so keep your eyes peeled for that!
What’s size compressor do you have
Check out my revisit video here- ua-cam.com/video/1JkpF51eWVE/v-deo.html
I go over all that kind of stuff
Hi I have this model , and it won’t ark !!!😢 it turns on and push trigger and air turns on but no ark
Any help would be appreciated
Is there a tech support number for this unit I can’t find it .
Things I tried ;
Cleaned torch /ground / new consumables/ gauges/ air compressor and even trying in different outlets in garage
Unit turns on and able to adjust dial and all that works no weired noise coming from machine
Just pull trigger and air comes out but no ark
Help
@@jazielmendoza2997 does the OC light turn on when you are trying to ark? If so it has an internal fault and needs to be returned. There is no tech support. Have you tried replacing the consumables?
@@daleofalltrades only power light comes on green and I change multiple consumables any other suggestions you think
@@jazielmendoza2997 your touching the metal for start up? I can't think of anything else. It sounds like it's not grounding out properly.
@@daleofalltrades I even got a new ground clap as well . Nothing. So if anyone has any other tips please let me know
Has anyone try to replace complete torch , thinking about getting a pilot arc torch. Any one else try replacing the complete torch gun and hose and connector
Bravo .......tips......wear carbon filter mask.......ozone....metal alloys. ....cleaning fluids......no good.....free tip ...cut plexiglass by putting aluminum foil under neath and rap the bottom up over the top edge to start cut .......use a fan....cheers
What is the duty cycle?
Power Voltage: 90V-260V（110V-220V）/50-60HZ
Rated Input Capacity:4.8 KVA
Current Range:20A-50A
Efficiency :80% Duty Cycle:85%
All the info can be found in the link provided in the details section of the video. Thanks for watching!