SamIt seams to me that CxxxD-XIX is too convient an excuse used to justify shaudy manufacturing, and use of substandard(cheep) parts so someone can make a couple extra bucks. Even extended warintys have so much fine print that the consumer is seldem protected, or the consumer's cost to get satifaction makes it impractical. also the redefining of terms, and use of deceptive termanoligy (" up too " means one is enough so dont expect the hundreds they want you to believe they promised). Have you ever had a new electric moter rated at a adiquate HP that won't even get out of it's own way?  LL&P         

I'd like to see some instructions/theory of plasma cutting and the gas used tanks LL&P 

I was in the (Big Box) store when this gentleman was trying to get some satisfaction for a hydraulic wood splitter that he had reciently bought. He couldent ge a fitting to stop leaking. seams this (made in China) brand used a special Non-USA standard thread fitting. The store was telling him that because the splitter had had oil added the store couldn't/wouldn't take it back. the store could order a new fitting from the manufactor but the arival time was well beyound this year and into the next year's   cutting season. How are you supossed to know of a problem if you don't have it setup to run? And even a "Made in The USA" is no guarentee that over sees parts arn't being used.         

Don't want to say I like it, But the only one I could find that seamed affordable was a Harbor Freight sander/Buffer. It's a 7"  stile with a 5/8x11 . It's not going to last forever,but seams cheep enough that it should be replaceable when the time comes. I realy enjoyed hearing you say on "Welding Tips & Tricks" when making that (gravity Hold down) that it was a good use for a harbor freight screwdriver, or how you were allways being asked to modify a tool/wrench/socket for a specific job/applacation. Keep up the good work LL&P IDIC.   

I found that running a whire cup wheek on a varable speed angle grinder works extreamly well. LL&P