Inverter for plasma cutting BRIMA CUT-40 Review

I bought a plasma cutter for work on the site and around the house. The construction had just begun, it was necessary to dismantle some of the buildings on the site, and a lot of other household chores. I chose a model in advance on the Internet, read and watched videos, only then I went to the store. I am satisfied with my device, I did not immediately adapt, at first the first cuts came out crooked. Now I've gotten used to it. A lot of consumables came with the plasma cutter - nozzles…

I work in a workshop for the manufacture of forged products. Now many enterprises order interesting forged figures from us, and we also often make fences, gates to private houses, etc. Previously, they gave metal-roll for cutting to special enterprises. But it turned out to be very expensive, so we decided that we needed to purchase our own plasma cutter. Never regretted it, it works just fine. This one apparatus, one might say, replaces a bunch of others - the same grinder, gas burner. Because

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…

The device is hard work, we bought it for our team, we work as pipelayers, such a cutter has long been needed. Long chose, settled on this model. We work optimally with metal 4-6 mm, for this type of work CUT-40 is ideal. I didn’t like an ordinary gas cutter for a long time, I wanted something new. At the first use, you can see the difference, it cuts easier and faster, and not torn edges, but perfectly even ones. But, of course, this does not mean that everyone will succeed at once, as under…