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#157308 10/05/2005 6:30 PM
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I want a plasma cutter. Any recommendations for around $1K ?


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#157309 10/06/2005 8:08 AM
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Jim Bow,
I've got a practically brand new Blue Point I'll sell ya!! Used it over last winter to do my truck.
Retail is around 1800 bucks. I'll let it go for 1200 + shipping. It weighs 52lbs. I guess that's around 90 bucks. Let me know.

Jim Sgrig


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#157310 10/06/2005 3:56 PM
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Jim Bow,
Grizzly in Bellingham (in your back door) has a Hobart for $1340.00. It works on both 110v and 220v so it is versatile. The price is in line with it's ability to cut up to 3/8" mild steel...thicker than a A/D body panel, but maybe just right for that occasional bracket or motor mount! Better to invest in too much than not enough, right.


Stuart.


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