YESWELDER Plasma Cutter Dual Voltage 110/220V,45 Amp Non-Pilot Arc Digital Display IGBT Portable plasma cutter machine with accessories

It lasted a year of kinda hard use. I know I went over it's duty cycle pretty much every time I used it. I kept it on 45 amps at all times. I used it to cut 1/4 plate for building fork attachment for my tractor and putting a quick attach on the tractor, that was it's original purpose for being bought. I've used it a bunch in that it's year before it burn up. I bought another brand to replace it only because I had a bunch of consumables for the torch head on it and couldn't find another yeswelder plasma cutter that had that same head that was reasonable priced like this one when I purchased it. My honest opinion of these china plasma cutters are they're all the same stuff just with a different name on them. They might as well name them all china plasma cutters. They're cheap they do the job for a shade tree/ backyard mechanic for a while and they're very affordable. They're definitely not a hypertherm plasma cutter but they're cheap and work.

Easy to set up - instruction manual is useless, look it up on YouTube. I running it a 110v on a 6 gal compressor. I cut through a 4x8x1/8 steel plate in about 8 minutes. Could have done it faster but my work space is limited and I had to do the cutting with the plate about 3 inches off floor. Delay was user not machine. It cuts through 1/4" rebar quickly. While torch will work by simply dragging tip across the metal, I get much better results if I can manage a gap of 1/8". I cut up some work, projects that went no where, which freed up some space. I'm hoping to get 220v outlet installed in shop area which should make this machine work even better. FYI, I'm a hobbyist and do some metal art. This will be SUPER for my metal art projects. YouTube is necessary to see how to set up and use water filter.

I like the way it cuts metal.I used it to repair a wood stove.

Thought I’d try this out as my first plasma since the price was right.. cut great and functioned perfectly for about a total of 7 mins of cut time and the tip blew out. No worries I bought the extras knowing it would happen. I shut off the machine and replaced the tip and all pieces with yeswelder branded parts and the machine is dead. No lights, no noise, Nothing on 110 or 220 either . Realistically I didn’t expect much but I expected better than this. To top it off I’m out of my one year warranty so they said I can try to fix it myself hahahahahaha. Looks like I’ll be trying out Primeweld.

Had my doubts as at the time of purchase i paid $109. Arrived next day, opened the box and thought for sure Id just bought some junk, its tiny!! I assure you this thing will easily rip through .75" mild steel. Pics ive included are of the project i bought it for, 5/8's mild steel single pass decent travel speed all hooked up to an old craftsmen tankless compressor that spits out almost as much water as air, so much so you can see a steady stream in the cutter tube. I thought for sure it would not like the water, it didn't care. Haven't had to change consumables and I've made a dozen of those thick cuts. If you need a plasma cutter it's well worth double the price. I can't speak for longevity but i feel as if its already paid for itself in the time i would have spent with a cutoff wheel and cleaning everything up after.

Had problems at first, BUT, after checking everything over, discovered control cable AND ground cable were not tightened securely. After snugging them up, the machine worked like a CHAMP. I have a $2000 machine, and this is much lighter ,and more portable. Much easier to set up and use for smaller jobs, and,cuts cleanly on thinner material up to 3/16".

So far the plasma cutter seems to work as advertised. I will write a more complete review when I have had a chance to use it more. that said, the manual that comes with this particular item is near useless and I wanted to get that out right away.. I have a Yeswelder TIG machine that has a decent manual. Was surprised at how poorly written and illustrated this one is. Had to track down YouTube videos and search for times on user blogs. I still have to reach out to Yeswelder for an explanation. will post what they have to say.

I've had a few of these.One was weak and sold it to a friendThe next blew up (literally arced out the vent) a year laterThis one works very well....so far... strong arc, consistent.