Vevor Plasma Cutter

I finally decided to try the Vevor plasma cutter, and I'm glad I did. Seems like a quality tool at a very reasonable price. It was easy to set up and even easier to use. I hope this video helps you decide if it's a purchase you want to make.
Plasma Cutter Vevor Link:
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Plasma Cutter Amazon Affiliate Links:
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Links to equipment I commonly use in the shop:
Heavy Duty Momentary Power Foot Switch
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Wen brand Momentary Power Foot Switch
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Harbor Freight Maintained Power Foot Switch
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Harbor Freight Momentary Power Foot Switch
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EVISWIY 30 Bulb/6 Watt with Diffuser (My Choice)
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Harmiey 36 Bulb/8 Watt
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Jen-Ken Vertical Airbath 21:
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[@brandonmccain-mccainmetalw5296]

You're spoiling our best kept secret! Vevor has been my go-to for affordable tools that do infact get the job done. Vevor makes an excellent post vise as well!

[@Hathenbrucksteelworks]

No kidding? I had no idea that they have a post vise. Yeah, I have nothing but good to say about their products.

[@DELTRANIO99]

Great vid I just got one ,,But mine cuts without the ground clamp I wanted to know what the ground clamp is for ? Its a non touch cutter

[@Hathenbrucksteelworks]

I’m not too sure, but I do know when you knock the ground off without knowing, it doesn’t cut very well.

[@andyc750]

anyone finding the Chinese stuff a touchy subject has either no idea what they are on about and no clue as to the cost of equipment or to much money so they can afford to be on a high horse, and they are all making complaints on a computer/tablet/phone that is stuffed with Chinese components if not made there, personally I find it pretty pathetic given the recentish history of some of the countries they are often from

[@Hathenbrucksteelworks]

It’s true! I’ve heard a lot of people say that nothing beats American made, but that’s definitely not the truth. I’ve purchased many crap items that are American made. It should be taken on a case by case basis.

[@andyc750]

@@Hathenbrucksteelworks totally agree, if it works as it should, is a good price and worth buying then it is all good as far as I am concerned no matter where it is from much the same in the UK, yes there is plenty of really good products but they come in at a premium price bought by tool snobs or those with no concept of value

[@Hathenbrucksteelworks]

I’m not a fan of tool snobs 😂😂. I mean, I have brands I prefer, but only stick with those brands if it’s beneficial for me. For instance, the majority of my work tools are Makita, because they’re what fit my hands the best, and I typically stick with them because I want only one battery system. On the flip side, my lasers are dewalt, because they make the best line lasers, in my opinion.