Unboxing the New ESAB Cut Master 40
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- Опубліковано 20 сер 2024
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Today we are unboxing the new ESAB cut master 40. It is a 110, 220v 40 amp plasma cutter. We are going to test the capabilities on both 110 and 220 with Carbon Steel up to 1 inch, as well as Aluminum.
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I almost bought that model but stepped up to the 58. No 120v but has purge mode trigger lock and expanded metal mode. Im very happy with it and was considerably less than the 60. That was still some impressive action for a 40amp machine. Thanks for showing.🙂
The 58 is definitely the better choice for most people.
Now I want one of those.
I have the older(4yrs old) Cutmaster 40 and I found it maxes out for clean cuts around 5/8" Ive done some 3/4" Hardox with it and the cut starts to wander a little. They may have changed that in the new model with the digital readout though. No complaints about it at all.
Love how u get all worked up when things go right Cub hahaha. U def have fun! That's why I got faith eventually u wont have nerves on camera going solo. Keep it up, once again!
I realize I am kinda off topic but do anyone know of a good website to stream new tv shows online ?
@Erick Kylo Flixportal xD
@Immanuel Kason thank you, I signed up and it seems like a nice service =) I really appreciate it !
@Erick Kylo Glad I could help xD
Good evening Sir ! You have pretty steady hands compare to mine !!! LOL That is a great plasma cutter !!! Great tips about on use a plasma cutter !!! Outstanding works and well spoken !!! Cheers !!!
Always fun playing with new toys, nice work
My Hypertherm XP 45 will do drag cutting right on the plate from 10 to 45 amp's, I just wish I had a plasma table with a pipe attachment for it. It's a great plasma cutter it does a lot.
I had a couple of china cutters and they worked fine, but I wish I just got the Hypertherm from the start. I have the XP45 as well and love it.
T.D. has drag tips as well up to 60amp but they are only recommended for up tp 1/4" material i think
I use the hypertherm 45xp too.its a really good machine..lots of power.
Mancub and Bob Always makes Awesome video.. thnx guys and keep those video rolling .
Unless my eyes are no good at 5:14 the plate there has some dross. The one you had in your hands had no dross. Correct. Some how it fell off on the plate you were showing.
At the beginning you said you would say what you liked and what you didn't like, but somehow you never got around to what you didn't like. So much for an honest review.
We said our recommendations at the end. We wished it came with a air dryer. Other than that, there's not a whole lot we could find wrong with it.
Weld.com how bout a link for purchase from the cheapest place you know of? Thanks
You did not say how much air flow and what type of compressor is required. It fumbled through 1 inch, but it looks like an O/A torch would be superior for 1 inch. Nice presentation and as always on this channel, great video of the guts/weld. 🤘
ManCub...slow down and breath....thanks for sharing this video. Best regards.... PB
Am I the only one wanting a review on the everlast mts lightning 275 burning a E6010? Thank you!
Weld.com has done a review on the lightning 275, the MTS 252 STI is the same welder except for the digital screen they are both 250 amp welder's and the 252 STI is cheeper, I thought about buying the 275 until I found out it was only a 250 amp mechine why pay a lot more for a digital screen, check them both out, at Everlast welders .com
Man I need a plasma cutter! Thanks for the video!
I like the idea that you can gouge and then go weld right away, not unique to this machine but that's a cool feature of plasma.
What is the purpose of gouging? I'm new to this so.please be easy on me lol
Get it man cub
It just doesn't look right to have a green esab, here in Sweden they are always yellow.
Can tell your nervous in front of a camera, i know the feeling🤣 Good video man keep it up
Looks like a very nice unit but I like my Hypertherm because it has drag tip and it is so much easier as you do not have to try to hold
a 1/8 standoff, but still a nice machine.
Hypertherm is same price as this one, plus it is designed and made in USA. TD's only advantage over the Hypertherm was their cutmaster 42 could be bought for $900. Since TD seems to be discontinuing that model for this $1400 model, TD no longer has the competitive advantage for a budget plasma cutter.
Hypertherm makes great machines I work in a ship yard and all of the plasma tables have hypertherm plasma cutters and they cut up to 4 inch plate at times all day and night non stop 24/7 for the last 10 years without issues.we leave the hand torch hypertherms outside in the weather all year plugged in and in use 24/7 also without issues they really are worth the money
What happened to Jason?
Excellent evaluation. Thank you.
Thank you for that awesome review
I wish you would have told us what consumables you have used and the air pressure also.
Perhaps your air pressure was too low when going for the one inch plate...?
Generally 90 is the recommended pressure all around. Could very well be wrong tho. 1" is alot for a 40 amp unit, where the oxy acetylene shines
They recommend 90-125. Also CFM between 3.3-5.5, though the torch can do 7.5, but that’s at 60 amps.
What kind of gloves are those I wana get them
I would say a lot slag on the first cut
Is there a drag tip for this unit?? Instead of keeping the tip away from the metal your cutting. Gouging looked great.
looks like it works much better than the last generation cutmaster 40.....the one i had was a turd.
Would have been nice to know something about the air pressure being used..
Most use 90 to 120 psi , hope that helps
I like man cub videos
Good job Cub
If there was anything said in a past video, I guess I missed it. Whats going on with Red?
I'm tring to figure out the same thing.
@@charlesivey8555 i think its just mancub is startiing to get experienced enough to want to share
jason was a great host i did not know died last week fly high marine
You sure he died?
I recently bought this.
New toy on my list!!
what kind of welding caps do u guys use? just curious. i got a few welder nation caps and they are great but im kind of a welding Deva so i like new gear sometimes.
Good content , cub
What size air compressor is required for this cutter?
Not sure how this is much of an improvement over the cutmaster 42 to justify it being almost $500 more. A little smaller, a little lighter, removable ground cable....am I missing something else to justify the price difference?
What would you use for an air filter for one of those? what size air compressor would you want to run that in a garage shop?
Size compressor i wouldnt go lower than a 12cfm ?
Where jason at we miss him
Brian Bryla social distancing at the moment.
When you're cutting a cirlce you should angle your torch on the initial cut so that nothing splatter back towards your torch tip is that correct or just something incorrect that I was told?
That is correct, hold an angle for that initial piercing. It helps protect the consumables
Could you please do a review on the hypertherm powermax 45-xp? I hear they are a good machine and would like to know what you think Man Cub.
you may not want my opinion but I have the XP45 and its way better than the unit in this video. But I expect this ESAB machine will be way cheaper than the Hypertherm XP45.
I’m a fan of this channel and ESAB I have the new ac/dc multiprocessor welder but why does it say thermal dynamics and it’s green? One owns the other? Just curious
Hey James! So Thermal Dynamics is an ESAB Brand. Just like Victor Gas Equipment, Tweco MIG Guns, etc. You can check out all of the ESAB Brands on the website: www.esab.com
I wonder if these machines can completely take the place of a cutting torch? Pretty much like Tig did for oxy welding.
one thing that most plasmas cant do is heating metal for bending or releasing rusty bolts etc, there is one i know of that claims it can heat nuts and bolts, thats the oxford cutmaker pasmas
O/A is superior in field applications, because you don't need a compressor. Plasma is excellent for shop environments.
Good points guys thank you.
@@Welddotcom What mobile welding rig doesn't have an air compressor yet has the space to haul oxyacetylene tanks?
@@otm646 just my 2 cents. My buddy does gas pipeline, Socal Gas contracts. He welds with oxy/ac. Has an SA200 in the truck along with the tanks, stands, hose reels, tools. Different industries use different stuff. He would have to change machines to be able to power anything bigger than a grinder. Plasma just not needed in his field, big field, think every house with natural gas.
What is this cutters price point?
What was the CFM you were using? I find that 5.5 which they recommend for this is low, and it doesn’t always cut through and can make a blobby mess.
In oz we use psi ? Trying running 80 , 90 psi ?
Alright 😂 I love that alright
My toy collection is coming to a END WHEN I DIE 🐤😁😁😁 .
Did Bob Moffatt retire?
Wtf wheres the link to buy it !!!
Dumb question - what would you use gouging for?
Gouging.
Removing old weld for bushing replacement.
Anything you have to disassemble and rework. Or if something fails a weld test and has to be rewelded.
Awasome
Nice vidio
Big like 👍👍
I'from aceh
What kind of gloves are those?
MCR Safety makes them. Super comfortable.
Anyone know the hood he's using?
Esab G-30. It comes with the machine.
Hey guys!
Just wanted to see if anyone else also feel it’s heavier to breathe after a day of welding.
I am currently going to a weldschool where we work in smaller stalls but they are equipped with great ventilation fans and I am always very aware of placing the mouth of the fan just above where I am working. I don’t think I’m making this up because I can also feel a very slight achy feeling in the lungs.
This usually occurs after two straight days of welding.
Maybe someone has any input on this matter, I will definitely try a face mask but these are ofcourse a bit hard to come by these days.. 😄
Thanks!
Always a good idea to stop particulate matter from getting into your lungs. Something that you can breathe through and won’t flash on fire. Gasses are hell on lungs but particulates can accumulate over time.
Iet the instructor know if you haven't done so already have someone watch you weld you ma have your head in the fumes and not notice try welding shops for a mask and get it fit tested to make sure it doesn't leak . When you are wearing it .stay safe
Must be weak fans maybe, our fans just seem to eat the fumes
I don't see the point of this new machine unless you're doing aerial work. For an extra $150 you can move up to a 58 have significantly more functionality and a well proven unit. Unless you are hyper size and weight constrained there are better choices on the market.
It says ESAB but its THERMAL DYNAMICS.
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You don't suppose, on an off-chance that ESAB OWNS Thermal Dynamics do you?
Was totally unaware Haha. Thanks for clarifying.
Why would anyone want one when you cannot even drag it and have to be careful not to make contact with the metal? Why would you like it unless you are just trying to sell them? A little biased. Hypertherm have been and are far superior. I listen to videos like this when I was buying our first plasma cutters and we bought several until we found Hypertherm. Unfortunately, the videos were similar to this video where you really do not give great information aside from the thickness it cuts. So now I see this video and it is a sad reminder of the state we were tricked. Perhaps is it my expectations of weld.com and hold you guys to a higher standard.
A simple drag shield will help with stand off and we don't sell these.
I was just about to ask about dragging it. Guess that's a no go. Why can't other manufacturers make a tip that can be dragged?!?!
@@chris_martin All Hypertherm 30 XP and XP 45 come's with drag shield's, I bought a Hypertherm, the XP 45 is a great 220 volt mechine start at $ 1640.00 at IOC weiding supplies that where I bought mine, the 30 XP and the 30 Air are great 120/220 mechine's, look up ChuckE 2009 video's on plasma cutting mechine's, and ChuckE 2009 and Jim Colt from Hypertherm do a tour of Hypertherm A very good Company, I had great servise from IOC welding Supply check them out online - fast servise from Indiana.
@@Welddotcom You don't review things you don't sell? These plasma cutters are advertised to hobbyists and small shops that don't use plasma cutters on a daily basis. A cutting guide seems to be an accessory essential for this model. It would have made sense to spend the small amount of money for one, include it in the review and say you don't sell this, but it is handy. Was this video a review or was it a commercial?
£1300
your a nice guy mancub but no confidence in yourself you should learn before you teach buddy
terry hudson he’s gettin there! You were young and just gettin started once upon a time...
Stop calling yourself man cub... it was cute But Stop
Its his Nicname. So shut up you sad little man.
he's an adult