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    Aldi plasma cutter

    I dunno if they’re any good, but Aldi, in Victoria at least, have a cutter on sale June 29. $299.
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    I wonder if/for how long consumables will be available.
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    My cheap chinese plasma cutter has a plethora of consumables available on ebay and aliexpress. When it arrived with some **** random handpiece that used hard to find bits I just replaced the cable and handpiece with a generic E-bay special and it's been apples since. The expensive bit is the inverter, and at least with Aldi you get a year warranty. Mine came with a bench warranty. The warranty expired when it left the assemblers bench. 12 years later it still works, and I still have a small pile of consumables thanks to cheap chinese manufacturers.

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    Have to say I have a couple of Aldi things. One beauty is a petrol powered pressure washer with a Chonda engine. It's brilliant, and everything like nozzles and handpieces are available all over, not that I've needed any apart from a nozzle that I hadn't secured properly. No idea where that went. But I have bought accessories, like a drain snake, from one of the red tool stores that fit fine.

    Aldi stuff is usually pretty good, says me, touching wood for my washing machine.
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    Quote Originally Posted by BradC View Post
    My cheap chinese plasma cutter has a plethora of consumables available on ebay and aliexpress. When it arrived with some **** random handpiece that used hard to find bits I just replaced the cable and handpiece with a generic E-bay special and it's been apples since. The expensive bit is the inverter, and at least with Aldi you get a year warranty. Mine came with a bench warranty. The warranty expired when it left the assemblers bench. 12 years later it still works, and I still have a small pile of consumables thanks to cheap chinese manufacturers.

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    Three years for this one. And it'll cut up to 12mm, which makes it overkill for what I want it for..

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    Quote Originally Posted by Tins View Post
    Three years for this one. And it'll cut up to 12mm, which makes it overkill for what I want it for..

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    Quote Originally Posted by Tins View Post
    I dunno if they’re any good, but Aldi, in Victoria at least, have a cutter on sale June 29. $299.
    Sounds cool, I want one.

    What are they used for?
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    Quote Originally Posted by V8Ian View Post
    Only a 12 month warranty. I have a little Rossi stick welder and it's fine but quality isn't great overall.

    Thing about Aldi, you don't like it you take it back, no questions asked.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Arapiles View Post
    Sounds cool, I want one.

    What are they used for?
    Cutting plasma, obviously.

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