So what is the Warranty on this plasma cutter? I am impressed by the reviews!!
1533420
Check with Longevity because when I bought mine Amazon had listed 5 years but I read on Longevity's website at the time that it was now changed to 1 year on the ones they were selling directly. I never really checked with them, I figure I'll worry about that when I need too. So far haven't had any issues and cuts great. I'm a home/hobby user so I don't really work it too hard though. Check Everlast's also they have great reviews and customer service and are a direct competitor with Longevity and I believe they carry a 5yr warranty.
1533421
I believe 5 years parts n labor.. as far as the cutter goes, it's pretty bad ass.. I've cut tons of artwork.. had a buddy install my 40 amp plug n I've been torching ever since..fyi.
2111956
I guess I never thought about a warranty on something this small. However, this was one of the best purchases I ever made. The thing works super. I do all of our companies quarterly reports by hand, and I like to use pencil instead of ink. I love this sharpener. Sorry. I know that doesn't answer your question.
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Thanks for the tip - will check it out. We use it personally. The first Tempest lasted 12 years. I got tired of all the others' blades breaking and before you realize it, you are ingesting miniscule pieces of blade! Not so with the Tempest. Have had the replacement Tempest for almost 3 years now. They pulverize ice and frozen fruits without lumps. I don't care about the 2 year warranty based on having owned one for 12 years. Sure, for reassurance, a 5 year warranty would be great, but then they'd probably raise the price unnecessarily. Oh - and also, I experienced stuck chunks of fruit in the other brands' containers in the "corners". The Tempest Wave Action eliminates that problem. Thanks for the tip - will check it out. We use it personally. The first Tempest lasted 12 years. I got tired of all the others' blades breaking and before you realize it, you are ingesting miniscule pieces of blade! Not so with the Tempest. Have had the replacement Tempest for almost 3 years now. They pulverize ice and frozen fruits without lumps. I don't care about the 2 year warranty based on having owned one for 12 years. Sure, for reassurance, a 5 year warranty would be great, but then they'd probably raise the price unnecessarily. Oh - and also, I experienced stuck chunks of fruit in... » Read More Thanks for the tip - will check it out. We use it personally. The first Tempest lasted 12 years. I got tired of all the others' blades breaking and before you realize it, you are ingesting miniscule pieces of blade! Not so with the Tempest. Have had the replacement Tempest for almost 3 years now. They pulverize ice and frozen fruits without lumps. I don't care about the 2 year warranty based on having owned one for 12 years. Sure, for reassurance, a 5 year warranty would be great, but then they'd probably raise the price unnecessarily. Oh - and also, I experienced stuck chunks of fruit in the other brands' containers in the "corners". The Tempest Wave Action eliminates that problem. « Show Less
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In all honesty, I didn't explore the warranty. I needed a power cord soon. I just didn't want to fuss with spending more time, postage, etc. And since I had two of these go bad, I figure it's an inferior product.
1395500
There is a 2 year warranty from date of purchase and parts/service is at Melnor Inc. in Virginia. I purchased this product over 3+ years ago after many attempts with other brands (Black and Decker, Craftsmen, Homelife, etc.) that didn't hold up well.. I thought this was a little pricey but figured after reading reviews, I'd rather pay a little more for a quality product. This one is really good and have had no problems with it. Never had to get it serviced or parts and use it quite offten. Sharpen the blades on your own. Very good product and have been really happy with it, highly recommended.
852335
I have NOT heard of or even read about any type of implied warranty or otherwise. Nowhere on item description or invoice. To sum up, from the seller I purchased my flashlight from may not warranty them. At such a low cost for a good little light I never thought about it. Wish I had more details for you but I looked for past 20 minutes and cant find any warranty information on this light..shawn
8690
As I recall, this machine was a piece of C**p. It did not last long at all and it wasn't cheap. I now have a Sharp, which seems to be holding up pretty well. Good luck!
321915
I dont recall getting a warranty. For the price it works great!!! not heated though..
469888
You go to Oregon's website and they say they offer a lifetime warranty. Go to some retail sites that sell the sharpener and they say it has a 12 month warranty. However, when I received my sharpener, there was a warranty card with it stating the sharpener had a 30-day warranty (from the date of purchase).....which would give you about three weeks since it takes about a week to ship. So I have no idea what the warranty actually is. All I can say is that the hydraulic assist sharpener is built like an M-1 tank....superb quality. Seems like it would last a lifetime. Once you set it up, it is very easy to use and the hydraulic assist helps speed up the chore of sharpening a chain quite a bit. Would recommend it to a friend.
1395501
Warranty is 2 years from purchase date as long as their rules are followed and no one has tampered with the cutter. Can get parts like blades through Amazon or through Gardena.
1754869
lets see i think it has a limited warranty on the motor. you need a phillips screw driver to remove the blade. I have had mine almost 2 years and love it. it cleans easily and slices better than any other slicer I have tried. it is worth the extra money.
1830541
I don't remember about the Warranty. I bought mine from Goodman's. I remember I was disappointed, The old one lasted as long as this one after a charge. I got one from HobbyMaster. Son-in-law has it now and it's still kicking. I was beyond satisfied with it. Maybe I should have given this merchant a chance to redeem itself but I did not want to return it and was disappointed in the experience.
1442740
That's the way ours works (same model). You touch it to get it started, then hover about 1/8"-1/4" away as you cut. I'm new to plasma cutting, so don't consider my input as an expert opinion. By the way, we're using 220vac.
1205345
Guarantee or warranty?? If you're actually talking warranty, I would think a 12 month manufacturers warranty would be in place. If you're asking about a guarantee that it works great, then I can actually attest to the fact that it does! It's been the BEST flat iron I've ever owned. Expensive, but well worth the money!
371457
Stay away from Abe. They are dishonest and will rip you off. Better to buy it from a legitimate retailer or better yet wait a little while and see if prices will drop more. Since the new panasonic plasmas were announced last week this line will get replaced very soon.
899258
The warranty card that comes with it states that it is good for 90 days, IF you return the card within 10 days of purchase. Unfortunately this seems to be about standard on personal ionizers, which caused me to back out on the prospective purchase for several years before I finally got one. Still, the lifespan in general seems to not be dependent on the warranty length. I have had personal experience with 4 or 5 of them (due to me being the one of my friends who actually buys stuff on the Internet), and the oldest two have seen frequent use for about a year and a half. A third was accidentally doused in water after about a year, and did not survive the encounter. (Ionizers are very moisture sensitive.) The other two are working fine at about six months now. It does seem like I had read that the seller I bought them from on Amazon (Green Tech Environmental or Green Giraffe) would double the manufacturer's warranty, but I can no longer find a record of that, so it might have been temporary. I have not had cause to try and cash in on a warranty, so I cannot say how it would perform.
713801
I use it with an Eastwood 40 cutter rated 5-7 CFM at 20-60 PSI and it works fine. I haven't cut for lengthy periods(short cuts only,) the compressor runs a lot but it works. Make sure you get an air drier for your air line. This is a great little compressor, but if you're plasma cutting, you're probably doing other things too so I would put the money to a larger 60-80 gallon 10+ cfm compressor which is much better suited for garage tool use. I use this little compressor for everything though (blowing sprinkler lines, small media blasting cabinet etc.) I'm always amazed at what this little thing can do. But it runs constantly and after I burn it out, I will buy a much larger compressor more suitable for tool use.