What in the heck?

woodlandfarms · Jul 3, 2011

Is this a gag or is this thing for real?

Multiplaz. Welding, Cutting, Soldering, Brazing...

Tobias Dunlap · Jul 4, 2011

Looks neat. No price and what does the thing run on? Apparently it uses tap water and alcohol to produce the plasma arc.

J_J · Jul 4, 2011

They run about $2000.

deereman75 · Jul 4, 2011

The plasma can only cut through up to 3/8, it is more of a welder then a plasma cutter.

yomax4 · Jul 4, 2011

I saw a Russian version that ran on Vodka. That is no joke. These things need a Lot of refining. The one I used was about $1700,00 To much of a hassle and not very heavy duty.. Did not do well on any process. It just did enough to say it could do it. Definatly beware..

mjncad · Jul 5, 2011

Maybe Everlast will market them soon. :laughing:

Mark @ Everlast · Jul 5, 2011

No we evaluated them about 2 years ago. Not a product that we want to market. Company contacted us in China that makes them, and we figured there's a not a lot of market for the price they want.

Mounted Madness · Jul 5, 2011

woodlandfarms said:
Is this a gag or is this thing for real?

Multiplaz. Welding, Cutting, Soldering, Brazing...

Interesting.

But when I clicked on the link, 'Spyware Doctor' kicked in with a warning to block this site. That's usually a clue for me. When the virus software doesn't think it's a safe site, it usually isn't worth pursuing.

Just an observation...