Review on Inverter for plasma cutting BRIMA CUT-40 by Jnis teins

They began to build in a pandemic, as they say, there would be no happiness, but misfortune helped. Since many tried to leave for fresh air, we were no exception and began to make repairs. Of course, I had to buy the missing tool, and one of the best purchases is my Brima CUT-40 plasma cutter. The only minus for me so far is that it skews a little on thicker metal, there are a few sags and twitches. But, in principle, it is not designed to work with thick metal, and I don’t have much of it, so we can handle it. I work mostly with metal up to 8 mm. and his machine cuts properly. He helped a lot in working with pipes, they cut them into a greenhouse, and into a vineyard, and many other places. We are renovating the house, it also came in handy when working with metal. The cuts are even, the main thing is to set up correctly and work without jerks.