Looking to get a new Plasma Cutter

Started by DeadlyPeace, November 26, 2007, 11:46:34 AM

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DeadlyPeace

Hey all, I was looking to get a new Plasma Cutter. Was thinking about a Miller Spectrum 375 X-TREME, but just for shits and giggles I was checking the prices of them on ebay and came across this one from Longevity Entertainment. I've never heard of them and was wondering if any of you have and/or know anything about them. Can't find any website or company information other then what is on ebay. Here a link.
http://cgi.ebay.com/NEW-LONGEVITY-CUT60D-60AMP-PLASMA-CUTTER-110-220V-CUT60_W0QQitemZ280176936909QQihZ018QQcategoryZ113743QQssPageNameZWDVWQQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem

Any info is appreciated, TIA.
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Homefries

Haven't heard anything bad about them.  A 40 amp model can cut up to 5/8"  so a 60 amp could cut up to 1" thick material if needed.  A couple of welding supply shops around here have them in their store.  For the price its not bad.  :twocents:

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never heard of'em but that miller 375 kicks butt.

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Quote from: Homefries on November 27, 2007, 08:18:22 PM
Haven't heard anything bad about them.  A 40 amp model can cut up to 5/8"  so a 60 amp could cut up to 1" thick material if needed.  A couple of welding supply shops around here have them in their store.  For the price its not bad.  :twocents:
Thanks for the info. Have you ever happen to see one of them in action.
It's a much nicer price and seems like really nice equipment, but I still hate paying for junk and then having to pay them more to fix what shouldn't have needed fixing. Looking at their feed back they've had this problem. 


Quote from: viperred89 on November 27, 2007, 08:19:50 PM
did you buy it?
No. As I mention I never heard of the company Longevity Entertainment and wanted to see if anyone else has or knew anything about them. I'm still thinking of it though, but not sure. Right now I'm waiting on a reply from them on their return policy.

Quote from: no-idea on November 27, 2007, 08:46:03 PM
never heard of'em but that miller 375 kicks butt.
Yeah it seemed like a good one and I've used some Miller equipment and like how they worked. I usually lean more toward the Lincoln company, but the Miller spectrum 625 just seemed to have more of what I wanted and a little better price.


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Never let people think you're a horrible person and always keep the heart of a young child...
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3 CAT scans a MRI and some time with the shrink and it's comfirmed. I'm just not right in the head.

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Homefries

I talked to a couple of buddies of mine that have friends that have these and they haven't had alot of problems with their units.  When they did have a problem they called or emailed and got a quick response back and payed very little to a free exchange for whatever was broken.  You pay for what you get, so it's kind of a gamble if you want to take the chance  :dunno:

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