Iglobalbuy Plasma Cutter, Dual Voltage 110/220V 50Amps Cutting,achine, Inverter Metal Plasma Cutter Max Cutting Thickness 14mm (CUT50DE)

Item works as expected the CUT-50 does work on 120v - 240v.green/yellow - Ground, brown to black - Hot and blue to white - Neutral 120v or Red - Hot if 240v at least on mine.Only concern is 120v requires a 30a breaker or max output I could get was 35 on the 20a breaker or it would trip.Lowest output setting seems to be 20 on unit, so adjustment from 20-50 amp cutting power.This would cut 1/8" perfectly on 120v, on 240v sever cuts up to 3/4"-18mm , I would say you might get clean cut at 3/8"-10mm with adjustment.Pressure gauge is in kg so it takes a little getting use to and minimum setting recommend to keep from melting tip is 2.8kg about 32psi.Included was 3 extra tips, electrodes, ceramic spacers and the ceramic cover.Cons: as of today is the ground lead is only 4' long, and the torch trigger seems a little cheap,hosing was a bit hard to connect to regulator due to being vinyl, and you will need Teflon tape or threaded fittings will leak. But it is nice that you can rotate the switch from thumb switch to trigger easily and the torch lead is 12' long.I added the color to adjustment dial for reference on 120v of what was a safe setting to not trip my breakerconstantly.All in all seems to be a good starter plasma cutter. Will update after more use. Mike

Product would not work with 110 or 220 connections

Got my cut 50 today used it and will not even come close to cutting 1/2 inch steel . It will cut 1/8 and 1/4 inch if you turn it all the way up to 50 . It works on thin metal tried to cut 1/8 inch aluminum no luck at all.

The product never did work..company asked us to do unacceptable and unsafe trouble shooting.. they said that they wanted to send us a mother board to change out..(Like I know how to do that) All in all at the end they wasted so much time with us that it was to late to send back..

It works great no complaints at all

Wasn't sure what to expect with a cheap China made option but I've been VERY happy with this. The trick is to crank up the air pressure higher than it specifies if you're cutting something thicker than its rated. I have cut through 1.25" hex rod with this, and 1/2" steel. The cut isn't pretty but it works! Obviously works much nicer on thinner gauge materials. You do need to supply your own air pressure regulator, but consumables are CHEAP compared to name brands, and it works. Worse problem is having a steady hand, I use a straight edge where possible. What else do you need?