Amico CUT-50HF 50Amp Non-touch Pilot Arc Plasma Cutter, Pro. 95~260V Wide Voltage, 3/5 in. Clean Cut Cutting Machine

I love this little machine. Man it cuts nice and is very affordable. The pilot arc works amazing. Has no problem cutting through rust or paint. The consumables are cheap. It has has a real nice 10ft ground cable with a standard 35 dinse connector. Very impressed with the quality of the ground cable. I love the fact it plugs in to a standard 50amp welding plug and comes with a adapter for the 110volt as well. The cutting lead is 13 feet long. It has a very stable arc and cuts great. I ran it once on 110 volt and it does okay but way better on 220 volts. I havent cut anything over 3/8 inch yet but it cut it pretty easy. I put it on top of my everlast 221sti a very nice 3 n 1 welder if in the market. I removed the carry handle from my everlast and bolted a 1/4 in plate down with the handle bolts. Then just used a ratchet strap to hold it down to the plate so it doesnt slide off. For the money you cant beat this unit. I have used many brands working at different companies but this is my first one to buy for myself. I think I paid 23 bucks for 120 piece tip set. Enough to change it 40 times. That's what is amazing because some of the ones I used in the past was almost 15 bucks just for one set of consumable. Do not be afraid of this machine it is very high quality for the money. I wanted a everlast to match my welder but just couldn't talk myself into the money as it was twice as much. But I am very happy with this unit no regrets. I only have one 220 volt extension cord so I put two 220 volt plugs on the side of my welding cart with a 5 foot cord wires together so I can leave them both plugged in but only use one at a time. Not perfect for a fab shop but works okay for one man show. Overall I am happy with all my welding equipment and have no complaints or worries knowing they was made in China. Not all China made stuff is crap. This may not be good for industrial use but it is perfect for the average person.

I purchased this for use with a Hobart Handler 210 MPV MIG unit. I checked the size of the top shelf and the size of the Hobart before purchasing, but the listed size of the top shelf is misleading in these ways: The dimensions listed do not account for the bolts and hex nuts that intrude into the space of the top (and other) trays that attach the tray to the vertical supports. In order to get my Hobart to fit, I had to reverse the bolts (domed screw heads on the inside, bolt and nut to the outside) for the unit to fit. Then, the side of the tray would not allow the side panel of the welder to swing up and open (to access the spool and feed roller) because the bottom of the panel hit the edge of the tray, and the diagonal handle brace caught the corner of the side panel. So, I had to turn around all the top bolts, re-configure the handle so it same straight out, and then cut off the bolt ends (they extended about ⅜" beyond the nuts) so they would not catch on every passing thing. I also had to put some plywood underneath the welder to raise it up to clear the lip of the top tray. Perhaps these challenges are unique to my larger Hobart unit, and I might dedicate it to my smaller plasma cutter in the future. Works OK for me now, but be sure to check the size of the unit you expect to put on each tray, and subtract at least 1" to 1 ¼" for the intruding bolts (or turn them around and subtract only ¼"). Two other gripes: I had to lower the left-hand hose hook (redrill new holes) to also clear the side panel, and the front castors do not swivel very smoothly. All in all, I have made it work, but it was not an out-of-box "win." Quality is on par with similar bolt-together sheet metal items I've purchased at the low end of the price spectrum - serviceable, but don't expect dollar quality for dime prices.

Out of the Box , I had to change the Air Supply Quick Connect Nipple.Then I Plugged it in , connected the Air Supply, Set the amps to 20 with 60 psi on the air and cut a perfect radius on a new welding table of 1/4 inch hot rolled sheet steel and it cut like butter . GREAT MACHINE AT THIS TIME!!!

used several times in past month has worked great every time.

Have been impressed with this little unit. I've used it about 4 hours total and cut 1/8 AR plate, steel 1/4 angle and 1/2 plate. All cut well. Can't speak to longevity as i haven't had it very long.

This plasma cutter works great. I would have given it 5 stars had it not been for the use of brittle plastic for the face plate. Other than that this plasma cutter is amazing, especially when using 220v. I've easily cut through 1/2" mild steel plate and cutting through 3/8 & 1/4 inch plate is like cutting through butter with a hot knife. I'm only a hobbyist and DIYer and this more then suites my needs

I got this for a project and it worked great. Definitely recommend using 220/240 as it will cut nicer. Also the guide on the tip is nice for flat cutting, but I was removing control arm brackets and it was tough to get into corners.I think this is perfect for a DIYer.

Been cutting 14g, 1/8, 1/4, and 3/16 like butter... most of my welding projects don’t exceed the material thickness that’s I listed, my buddy Cut 1/2 when he borrowed it. It runs off of 110v and 220v, but in my shop it stays on 220v. For the money, and a guy with kids to feed, it’s a great machine that does the job, the 2t and 4t is nice, not too mention the no touch. Also pierces with no problem. If it breaks in a few years, I’d buy another, for how cheap these are compared to your blues, or reds...