I have an old Harbor Freight Central Pneumatic 2.5 HP, 21 gallon that HF doesn't sell anymore. At least I haven't seen it in stores and it's not on their website. The nearest equivalent they have now is the McGraw 20 gallon for $249 which TBH looks pretty similar to mine with a different paint job.
For all these plasma cutters you need to be hooking your Earth ground up to it in order to cut your strain in the machine not having the ground hooked up to your cut piece and it's using the ground through the tip of the torch
I know, I screwed up while making the video. I've got a one track mind, trying to add in making a video while working just opens the door to screw ups...at least for me. Thanks for watching!
The instructions that come with it are horrible and you fast forwarded at HYPER speed through the only part i needed to see, which was hooking up the regulator.
If I had have spent 5 minutes telling people how to connect two fittings and 2 screws I'd have people complaining about it. Also, instead of complaining about it why not just ask me? I'm always happy to help people who ask.
![Lp. Сердце Вселенной #1 НАЧАЛО ПУТЕШЕСТВИЯ [Новый сезон] • Майнкрафт](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/380Q7gLWGvk/mqdefault.jpg)
what air compressor are you using?
I have an old Harbor Freight Central Pneumatic 2.5 HP, 21 gallon that HF doesn't sell anymore. At least I haven't seen it in stores and it's not on their website. The nearest equivalent they have now is the McGraw 20 gallon for $249 which TBH looks pretty similar to mine with a different paint job.
@@3rdpig Thanks! greatly appreciated
For all these plasma cutters you need to be hooking your Earth ground up to it in order to cut your strain in the machine not having the ground hooked up to your cut piece and it's using the ground through the tip of the torch
I know, I screwed up while making the video. I've got a one track mind, trying to add in making a video while working just opens the door to screw ups...at least for me. Thanks for watching!
It still work after 6months?
Yes, but to be honest the Vevor Cut 50 I tested is better, specially if you're going to run on 110v to 120v very much.
The instructions that come with it are horrible and you fast forwarded at HYPER speed through the only part i needed to see, which was hooking up the regulator.
If I had have spent 5 minutes telling people how to connect two fittings and 2 screws I'd have people complaining about it. Also, instead of complaining about it why not just ask me? I'm always happy to help people who ask.