I went for the Hypertherm because it seems that most people on this site think the world of this brand. So I figured, go with the majority is my best bet. And you can say that again about saving time with the dragon because every scales on the dragon was cut with an old meat saw adapted for metal. It was a long and unprecise process.

gillis

HI Gillis!!!

Congratulations on your new toy. I"m sure it will pay for itself many times over. Janet R.

Kimberli,

Try http://www.thermacut.info/goframe.asp?lng=2

I haven't used them yet, but a couple of my friends have and say they're great and very attractively priced.

I used to buy from Zap Plasmatherm, however that name now brings up torchmate. here is their order page

http://www.torchmate.com/consumables/tdorderpage.htm

Gene Olson Sculptor Elk River, MN

Interesting, Gene.

When my buddy recommended Thermacut, he said that thye used to be called, you guessed it, Zap Plasmatherm. I wonder where Torchmate came into it, or if they are the same as Thermacut under a diferent name. Hard to tell in these days of instant name changes, corporate takeovers and instant dot.com entities.

I'm glad to know someone know who has the same product and to know that it's working so well. I guess I made the right choice after all. I didn't recived mine yet and I'm bettween shop right know and I don't have the proper pipping system instaled for the compressor. I was thinking of using, for the time being, a 100 foot compressor hose thatI would run on the celling to reduce the humid air as much as possible. This is of course a temporary mesure. How are you geared on you side?

Gillis