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The obvious first choice, as I'm sure you know, is to break your chip. Deeper cuts with higher feed rates. Obviously, not always an option. Big ol' stick welding gloves are the best for cleaning long gnarly stringers out of the bed. Get yourself a 55 gallon drum for chips, and skip the shop...

I've had an Everlast TIG/stick/plasma for about 8 or 10 years. My only complaint is the inability to turn off the pulse on the TIG setting. You can turn the frequency/"time on" up to the point you don't even know it's pulsing... but it still bugs me. I don't think that's an "issue" with newer...