THE TOOL REVIEW YOU ALMOST DIDN'T SEE! $200 Vevor Plasma Cutter vs. $2,000 Hypotherm

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Welcome to Zero to Awesome! In this exciting video, we dive into a head-to-head plasma cutter review, pitting the affordable $200 Vevor Plasma Cutter against the premium $2000 Hypertherm Plasma Cutter. If you're a DIY enthusiast, metalworker, or professional looking for the perfect cutter, this is the ultimate comparison you need. We explore key features, cutting performance, durability, and precision to help you make an informed decision.
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[@andybutzko2330]

I cut 1/2" steel with mine. Well worth the price.

[@scwood8870]

This is why you should never try to read the instructions. Because you can’t be disappointed when there are none!

[@ZeroToAwesome]

Lesson learned ☹️

[@jancaywood2099]

My blood type is B- and I would like a cheap plasma source due to the scarcity of my blood type. Do think the Vevor would be a good choice?

[@ZeroToAwesome]

We only do B - license plates.

[@happyyardservice2914]

I order one, thanks ZeroToAwesome

[@ZeroToAwesome]

We’re in this together, good luck!

[@mrnobodysgarage]

How about a trade… a new iPhone 20 combo walkie talkie portable air inflator for a chinesium plasma cutter??? (Since you clearly already have a $2000 plasma cutter)

[@ZeroToAwesome]

I wonder who I borrowed that nice plasma cutter from. Must have been one of those Dodge Viper people.

[@jeffreylynch3203]

Where do you get the Vevor repaired? I know where Hyperthermia is.

[@ZeroToAwesome]

I think the Vevor is similar to the Harbor Freight approach. If you use it enough to break it then it is time to buy the nice tool.

[@jameswalker5427]

I think you should have posted the original video. Just for laughs 😂

[@ZeroToAwesome]

It would be entertaining but definitely short!

[@johnslugger]

*You totally forgot to talk about CONSUMABLES. On cheap machines you can eat up electrodes, swirl chambers and nozzles at the rate of $45.00 Bucks an hour easily. Also they are more sensitive to Damp Air in spring and fall seasons so you have to buy air dryer cartridges or it can burn up consumables at twice the rate!!!*

[@ZeroToAwesome]

Valid point, I think that comes back to the idea that if you are using this daily or for work spend the money on the nicer machine.

[@troysgarage]

Its pronounced "Vevor" BwaHahaha. 😆

[@ZeroToAwesome]

Oh, now it makes sense!!! 🧐

[@jeffreylynch3203]

Tesla?

[@ZeroToAwesome]

Had a 2 hour commute and free chargers at work. Worked out pretty well.