Everlast PowerPlasma 82i CNC PAC 10 Months Review!
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- Опубликовано: 28 июл 2022
- My 10 month review of the Everlast Power Plasma 82i. This plasma cutter is Amazing! You no longer need to risk your own money on a machine you're unsure of. I've taken the risk and tested this machine so you don't have to. If you want to get one of your own and help me out a tiny bit use my affiliate link. :)
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Very nice video I have the same set up,I still looking tips and trics how to set right amp, speed, pierce dealy torch height ect ... and few thinks to help me to do more and better quality job thanks for all your video
Very nice. I'm in the process of clearing out part of a garage for our workshop. I created an invention a few years ago that has 12 sheet metal parts (16 ga) and 7 rivets. It was expensive to get the parts tooled (stamped). There's also no way I can get high enough volume for an order to make the price per part cost effective unless I order 10,000 of each piece. Then I discovered CNC plasma cutters. I'm looking into getting a Crossfire Pro with the Everlast 82i. My price per part will be so much cheaper and I can make 10 at a time if that all I need at the moment!
Each of my parts have a couple of 5mm (.2 inch) diameter holes in 16 gauge. I've read that you can use a 62i torch (smaller diameter consumables) with the 82i. Do you think that would be necessary or would the 82i machine torch cut .2 inch holes cleanly (they don't have to be perfect)?
My wife is going to start her own sheet metal art business using the equipment. We're both pretty excited. Thanks for the great content you''ve created. You have a new subscriber today!
Dude this is tempting . I’m leaning towards a hypertherm but this brand has caught my eye
I love mine
Very nice, thanks for sharing.
Thanks for watching!
Very impressive brother.
Much appreciated
I have two everlast torches with machine heads. One is 60 amp and the other is 50amp. I’m seriously thinking of buying one. Looks like they would be compatible. They have machine plugs as well.
They’re saying 2 week shipping time now. Good to hear your reviews.
Thanks for the feedback. If you do decide to buy another one please consider clicking on the Everlast link the this video description. It helps out my RUclips channel. :)
thanks you save a lot of cash!
Happy to help!
Great looking cut! What size tip are you using?
Do you have to set the voltage for different thicknesses on the machine , or dose the software do that?
Very nice videos. Thanks to you,I bougth the Crossfire XR and the 82i with CNC package and also thanks again to your videos I was able to hook up my welder to the plasma table. I may do a video pointing out some details maybe in the future. Well,anyways do you know what is the kerf with for the nozzles that come with the Everlast? I want to set-up Fusion 360 and don't find that info. Thanks in advance and keep the good work.
Glad you like them! I want to say the kerf is something like .054 but I don't know off the top of my head. I have tool path templates that I dialed in way back when. it's like all the phone #'s I used to know until I put them into my phone... I started making a chat but I keep forgetting to finish it.
After clicking on your link, is there anything else I need to purchase in order to connect this to my Crossfire Pro? I currently have the Hypertherm 45xp with CNC port and machine torch and am going to switch over to this.
No it comes with a plug for you to attach your THC and trigger. I have a video that shows how to hook it up. Check out my Everlast playlist. :) If you click the link than buy within 30 days of that click it helps the channel. :) If you have any other questions I'm also hear to help.
I'm running the same set up . I was wondering if you have a cut cart ?
not yet but I'm working on one
what size breaker are you using in your panel for the 82i
50amp I think?
Have you had a chance to make a cut chart? I have tried lots of settings but cuts are not as clean as yours, i would buy a copy of the cut chart if you did
sooooooo sorry I keep forgetting to post it. shoot me and e-mail richard@becksarmory.com
Im looking to buy the same table and plasma cutter you have.. any suggestions before i buy? Thanks for the videos
both are great! Make sure you click my link in the video description before you buy your plasma cutter. It lets them know I told you about them. :)
What size wire and breaker are you using to power this unit?
6 gauge wire with a 50 amp breaker.
@@BecksArmory thank you!
I was thinking of going with the 60 amp but could get the 80 amp unit if it uses less amps when turned down. How low can you go and still get a good cut? Just wondering if you could go down to 60 amps and it would still cut like that but maybe a bit slower?
When set to 75 amps and cutting how many amps is it actually pulling?
Was thinking about the 65 amp harbor freight plasma cutter but 90 day warranty? NOPE. When I seen the equivalent Everlast unit was actually cheaper then the HF and has a 5 yr parts and labor warranty well all I can say is SOLD, just have to decide on the 60 or 80 amp unit.
The 80 amp has a better torch and uses the higher power consumables like the 100 amp machine. The 80 amp machine can also run at a 100% duty cycle at 60 amps. This means long cut times are no problem. The 80 amp machine can run 0.9mm consumables at 30 amps for fine cutting. It's better all around for a very little increase in price.
@@BecksArmory Thanks for your reply. I emailed Everlast and the guy who answered said it [this 82I version] needed 68 amps inrush current but the manual says 55 amps so he contradicted the published specs. He said I needed to use the inrush amp figure as over all amps needed and I would need a 70 amp breaker, but like I said the 82I manual says 55 not 68 amps.... so?
I think there is/was some kind of misunderstanding. I am going to call them and speak to another tech about it to be sure.
@@robert5 I've been using a 50amp breaker and running it wide open. I've never has a breaker trip.
@@BecksArmory Wow thanks for telling me that. I did order the 82i today and was wondering if I would have problems. I'm running a 60 amp breaker as I run a 175 tig welder off that plug. I feel much better now. I guess the last person I talked to at Everlast, a sales guy was right, he did say I would be fine with a 60 amp circuit. I was hoping over all I'd still be able to run my 5 hp ingersoll rand compressor at the same time as the plasma cutter. I'll have to wait and see on that.
Note to people researching the Everlast PowerPlasma 82i, it is on sale now, 4/13/23 at $1249.00, CNC version is more but is also on sale now, but not for much longer. It is out of stock, they said when new stock comes in it is going up about 120.00. They also gave me a coupon for 25% all accessories and consumables for the next 24 months. Call them before you order to get that coupon.
@@robert5 No problem. That's cool they gave you and additional coupon code as well. I love those guys. I also love the 82i.
I can cut 3/4" pretty cleanly by hand with my 62i. Try a piece with the 82, I'm sure it'll do it. Looking forward to getting a table set up for it in the future.
I want to try some thick plate soon.
I have the same setup, any chance you have a cut chart?
Not yet.
Any chance you would share you parameters for .250 in mild steel? Thanks in advance. The chart I downloaded was using 45amps and 47ipm. Looks like your getting some great cuts. @@BecksArmory
Can’t understand why you store your machine under the water bed
I would like to move it I just don't have any other good place for it at the time.
Coulda made 'em bigger
Yeah I know. The problem is my customers don't all know that. If it's perceived as week people will not buy it. It has to be a little overkill just to convince the ill-informed. I'm making it just light enough to be under 70lbs but still as strong as it can be. These couple parts are not even close to being the weakest link so you're correct I could make the holes bigger for sure.
@@BecksArmory It's a SQUARE though.