You've got an excellent product and I'd happily endorse it.

I'm absolutely glad I bought the machine.

I bet I've cut a stack of 16ga a mile high. This thing works great.

I love this system, I'm just a tickled pink

After owning and running the 4x4 table for 7 years, I just upgraded to the Samson 5x10. Let me tell you what...this machine is a work of art by itself! from the setup, which was a breeze, to operating it. This CNC table just made my life alot easier. I can't wait to try the pipe cutting attachment. As soon as I figure out how to assemble it. I guess I threw out the instructions...lol

The video shows a lot. It was definitely worth it.

A lot of the problems I've had with my p-cam were caused by personal brain farts. Plasmacam tech has been nothing but helpful with me, maybe cause I'm so damn good looking. Tech support has gotten money from me, $60 for a cable I chose to replace and they told me not to.

excerpt from audio: "...We do some text work, making signs, but most of that's fun projects. It's been a very worthy investment. It seems to work real well..."

We used to run another machine that was a lot more of a pain than yours. We did our designs in CorelDraw and converted them into vectors, and then we took the disk to another computer that was connected to the machine. We couldn't do any designing or alterations on the computer that operated the machine. We also got a lot of instability as the cutter got to the middle of the table. We would program the cutting of multiple parts at a time, but when it froze up, we would have to start them all over! Your machine is nice because you can pick up cutting again where you want.

I had a project in which I may have had a need for the PlasmaCAM. I did a lot of research and emailing owners found all over the web - unbiasly. Everyone liked there machine that I talked to.