Customer Reviews for VEVOR Plasma Cutter, 50Amp, Non-Touch Pilot Arc Air Cutting Machine with Torch, 110V/220V Dual Voltage AC IGBT Inverter Metal Cutting Equipment for 1/2" Clean Cut Aluminum and Stainless Steel, Black

Worth every penny so far, this is my first plasma cutter I should have bought one of these years ago as it does a lot of jobs so much better than a torch or cut off wheel I have used for decades... Cuts pretty good on 120, but limited, cuts awesome on 220v.

Product works awesome cuts very clean recommend to run on 220 me personally everytime I run on 110 I blow braker

For the price, you cannot beat it. Sliced through 3/ 8" steel like butter. Such a deal ! Tried on 110 and 220V , works well for sheetmetal on 110v, 220V for thicker stock. I purchased extra consumables from Amazon. pretty inexpensive. All in all, not a bad little machine.

Bought for no tap start. We'll constructed, small and light. Only issue was I had to take it apart to get the protective film of the display.

I absolutely love this cutter, went into the garage with my sons and we all learned how to use it very quickly. Anything that destroys metal and shoots sparks is easy to get everyone wanting to try it. But seriously it works great once I learned how to set my air pressure accordingly. It cut everything we put in front of it, and pretty fast too. The cutts were crooked at first but that's because we were not good at looking at it through the dark welding helmet. But with some practice the cuts improved greatly. I would definitely recommend this plasma cutter for anyone who has wanted to work with steel in there garage/ shop. It's totally legitimate, and I also purchased the vevor mig welder to put the steel together with, between both I have like $450 in both, witch I couldn't get a 50 amp plasma cutter at my local store for $900. So great price, great product, it's well built and the torch seems well built too, I honestly was expecting less for the price point. I would like to try more vevor tools . I'm super impressed by vevor with everything I have used so far

30A on my 220V outlet works well for me. You need to make sure the arc transfers to the metal and not remain on the pilot. It gets brighter when that happens.

I bought one of these for work and was so happy with the way it worked I bought this unit for Home. I use them often and so far I have had no issues.

I was pleasantly surprised with this machine. It does what it says it does on 220 volts. On 110 Volts it doesn't cut very well but it does cut. I

It is a good machine for the price the only problem is getting tips for it had to do a lot of research to find tips

Nice little machine works well but the air line hose takes a lot of air expanding, better to just put a fitting on and hook up a real air hose to it. Other than that we were able to cut 3/8 on 37 setting with an old generator. Can't wait to see what it will do hooked up to an outlet.