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- Clearing up confusion of HF vs Non-HF Plasma cutters
Edit: Note that this thread was started to clear up the confusion of how to identify High Frequency start plasma cutters so this initial message was split out of a previous conversation I was just giving an example of how a post could be highlighted I was not picking winners and losers (though I sort of was 😉) Tom might be right on his comment Here is AI response to: "Are there any HF
- Fonts specifically for plasma cutting - Langmuir Systems Forum
Any font can be used for plasma cutting There are some that just won’t work well though Papyrus comes to mind Any font with extremely fine detail flourishes or stroke portions can lose those details when the plasma’s kerf is accounted for Blocky fonts, stenciled ones for folks who don’t want to manually add bridges are very safe
- Plasma Cut chart - Tips and Tricks - Langmuir Systems Forum
Hey All I found this cut chart from 2018 posted by @jamesdhatch Plasma cut chart Is this still accurate? Could I use these numbers as a baseline for my Everlast 62!?
- Simple chart for perfect cut on 11 gauge, 14 and 16 mild steel . . .
new to plasma cutting I’ve looking at the form but not able to find a simple chart for perfect cut on 11 gauge, 14 and 16 mild steel (I’m getting a lot of dross) someone here probably dialed everything perfectly pls share with us using -Razorcut30i with 0 8 tip (or any suggestion) -Langmuir Systems -Fusion 360 What parameters need on what number to get the perfect cut Razor: amp ? air
- Feed rate as it relates to material thickness and Plasma Cutter current . . .
As the others have mentioned your Plasma Cutter manual will give you starting values for current and speed for different materials thicknesses In Sheetcam, you want to create cutting ‘tools’ that relate to the same factors (material thickness), so, for example, you might have a tool called 14ga cold rolled steel and another one for 11ga
- Titanium 65 and Cross Fire Pro(Solved awaiting pictures of first cuts)
PV to the THC aircraft connection on the control box The Torch on off to pins on the CNC port No connections to divided voltage pins Only the banana plugs to inside the plasma cutter Black torch Red work clamp No divided voltage Pins 3 and 4 to torch on off on control box Nothing connects on the right side of the blue line in the picture
- Everlast rear pinned socket connection - Langmuir Systems Forum
I have an Everlast plasma cutter with CnC pinned socket on the back Does anyone know how I’d go about connecting it to the crossfire? Here’s a pic of the socket Any help would be great appreciated, thanks Everlast PowerPlasma 62i with CNC Package - problem with 50 to 1 divided arc voltage?
- Razorcut 45 Technical Data and electrical air system requirements (What . . .
These are a few of the important details in regards to the Razorcut 45 Plasma Cutter I have not found many details on what the expected life of its consumables are but the important details follow, including what I used to prepare my manspace for the table Question 1 It would be nice to know… How long an electrode will last, how long a nozzle will last, how long the swirl ring lasts, and
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