No additional software or hardware is required. If you can draw a design and cut it, you can draw a design and scribe it with nothing more than an EasyScriber.

Yes, will work with magnetic breakaways unless the magnets are weak. The side loading of the torch during scribing operations is very minimal and very similar to lightly dragging your plasma nozzle across the material.

Yes, we have an EasyScriber specifically for the original Powermax 45 which can be found here Powermax 45 The newer Powermax 45XP scribe is different and will not work on the original 45.

If you are using the Duramax torch upgrade, yes it will work. If you are unsure what torch you are using, look at the part number on your electrodes. If your electrode part number is 220842 then it will work.

Automatic digital torch height controls require arc voltage to function. Since there is no arc when scribing THC is not used, you will set a working height in your control software.

100ipm works well on any material but you can go as slow or as fast as you like. Slower speeds will produce more defined results.

Setting a lower working height and compressing the tip more will produce more defined lines. Techniques like hatch line fills, double lines, and using milling tool paths are other techniques to increase definition.

We currently do not offer a scribe for the Everlast plasma cutters. We do offer a universal scribe that can be adapted to fit any machine if you fabricate a custom holder for it.

Yes, we offer a universal scribe with a straight .500" body that can installed on a router or mill in a .500" collet. This scribe can be found here Universal Scribe

Tip life depends on the materials you are scribing, but in general you can expect approximately 300 hours of service life on each tip. Replacement tips can be purchased here Replacement Tips