Aerospace weldor fabricator here; it appears you're dragging the tip of the plasma torch on the material, do not do that. Treat it like a regular oxy acetylene torch and keep your Gap to about an eighth of an inch. Rest one hand under the hand holding the torch and try and move with precision machine motion making sure that the orifices or the head itself is perpendicular in all directions to the material being cut, do not angle the torch.
Para mejor resultado usa 220v y 120 psi (la presión del aire tiene que ser consistente)yo compre una no estoy seguro de la marca fue en amazon y e cortado hasta 5/8 con buenos resultados usando el voltaje y la presión arriba mencionados
Aerospace weldor fabricator here; it appears you're dragging the tip of the plasma torch on the material, do not do that. Treat it like a regular oxy acetylene torch and keep your Gap to about an eighth of an inch. Rest one hand under the hand holding the torch and try and move with precision machine motion making sure that the orifices or the head itself is perpendicular in all directions to the material being cut, do not angle the torch.
Trailer mechanic and engineer here I do agree with this statement
Thanks for the tip guys!!
Hello. I have the same torch, a PT31. It is meant to be dragged
@@reloadnorth7722 Blowback from dragging damages the tip and wears it out prematurely. Yes you can drag ANY plasma torch tip but it's not optimal.
What kind of air compressor are you using? I have a different plasma cutter and can't get it to run....
Do you still have the manual for this cutter? I bought a used one and the book was not included.
All about traveling speed and the angle you hold the touch!
I have a cut 50 also. On 110v, it's crap. On 220v, IT'S AWESOME!!!!!
Shade 5 on 30 ampere and heavier on 220
Para placa de 1/4 que tal la recomiendas.
La corta. Supuestamente corta asta 1/2 usando 240v
i have the same machine and run it on 220. does everything i need, and for the price can't beat it.
That’s awesome! I only have a 220 outside but I haven’t ran it off of that yet.
How thick have you been able to cut. Or have you found it’s limit I should say
How much did it cost please comment back thank you
It was around $200ish I think. There’s a link in the description
@@StayOnTheGas Where can I purchase one please comment back Thank you
Amazon. Link is in the description of this video
Well let me see someone that knows how to cut with plasma cutter a lot!
Para mejor resultado usa 220v y 120 psi (la presión del aire tiene que ser consistente)yo compre una no estoy seguro de la marca fue en amazon y e cortado hasta 5/8 con buenos resultados usando el voltaje y la presión arriba mencionados
Si la recomiendas para comprar o no
Not clean cuts by no means so lot of clean up of the material after it’s been cut!