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Hi,
I've got a Miller 120/220 volt.  Can't remember the model off-hand.   You won't 
get enough power to cut anything over about an 1/8" thick at most out of 120 
volts.  I've been running mine at 120 just for the portability but you need 220 
to get anywhere neear the machine specs for performance.  I've found 120 works 
OK for car gauge sheet metal though, which is most of what I've used it for.  
 
Lee> Date: Tue, 18 Mar 2008 13:23:15 -0400> From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: 
[email protected]> Subject: [FGF] Plasma cutters, anyone?> > 
First Generation Firebird-L Mailing List> 
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Howdy,> I am kicking around an idea that might make me a little spare change, 
but I think I would need a plasma cutter to do the work efficiently. I've 
looked over a bunch of them on ebay. A couple of questions for anyone that has 
one or used one.> Some of them come with 120/220 input. Does the 120 model work 
good?> Most of the ones I've been looking at usually have a "40 something" 
model or "50 something" model, like 40DX & 50DX. Are the 50's that much 
better?> What do you have?> I would be cutting up mostly thin sheet metal.> 
Thanks,> Cal
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