philmorse

In response to concerns about it working, it works best when it's well maintained. You have to watch the wear on the electrodes. All of the internal parts, quartz tube, electrodes, nozzles, etc, are replaceable. I am very careful to keep it clean and never shut it off without putting it into a water bucket. So far so good. I do need to buy some new nozzles, however. Phil

I've been using this for more than a year, mostly on steel. I came across this group because I was searching for news on the Multiplaz. Their website is down or partially down as I can still access most of the pages, but the server returns a 404 on the main page. Anyway, I find it extremely useful. I considered becoming a dealer in NH but I have other interests more compelling than selling stuff. Last fall I had a sculpture commission and i used a Hobart Handler for the long straight welds, and the Multiplaz for detailed welding in tight areas where I needed maneuverability. You can see the process I followed at http://www.philmorse.com/sculpture/Cummings/index.html I also used it for pieces like the second one down on my sculpture page...http://www.philmorse.com/sculpture Civilization and its discontents. Regards, Phil