MULTIPLAZ 3500????????????????

[Cuda141]

Is this thing for real or what????? I sure would like to know because it would be perfect for my home based machine shop.

[jfmonahan]

I'm checking it out myself. There was an excellent review posted on the web by an Australian user. No way of knowing, though, if it's a ringer or not. Seemed to be honestly evaluated, but this has been around for almost 10 years (in earlier iterations) and it's hard to understand why something that sounds so good isn't more widely known. Anyway, there is a dealer I discovered on e-bay who is located about 50 miles from me in Arizona. I'm planning on going to see him, probably this week, and see what he has to say. I want a money back guarantee if it doesn't live up to the hype.
I'll post again if when I get more info.

[Cuda141]

Definitely....please let me know what you find out.

Thanks,
Cuda

[Multiplaz user]

Yes, the Multiplaz 3500 does work.
Depending on thickness of metal, you can cut or weld up to 20 minutes with 2oz. of distilled water. $1.00 per gallon will last 15 hours.
I use 70% rubbing alcohol with a 50/50 mix for welding aluminum.
Youtube has many vids on different applications.

[TechTas]

Australian review
Multiplaz 3500 Review - Unboxing
The cut edge looks a bit rough, but looks to work. Would like to know the limits/problems