Review on Cutting Machine with Adjustable Voltage and Current for Precise Thickness Control by Grant Galloway

I've had this since Saturday and I've put it to good use now. For reference, I have a 20 gallon Husky air compressor that can handle 4 CFM at 45-50 PSI. I have a water separation/filtration regulator on the tank that comes with the regulator that came with the torch. It cuts 1/8" thick sheet steel at setting 20 in one pass. Clean. This is about the thickness I need most of the time, but I don't see a problem with thicknesses up to 1/4". I actually have it around Cropped 1/8" at 15 by moving slower. Safety shield aside, I'm also happy with the PT31 torch. Consumables are cheap and again it works like a champ. Build quality is better than the Harbor Freight Titanium Flux Easy Flux 125 .Now I regret not buying it.There are some easy hacks on youtube to use it as a pilot arc torch.Instructions are on the back but hey is that chinese?lol The only thing you "install" " are the controller connections for the catenaries. Everything else is fine. The manual part of the documentation is very good, although as a newbie it doesn't clearly say it's a flare in the "Drag and D rop" style. Initially I thought you should just touch the metal to start the arc and then stand a small distance from what you are cutting. It wasn't ideal. When I found out that the tips still burn out and have to constantly touch the metal, I had no problems. Yes, this car is $169 and then some more.