Cutting Metal With Water! Omax Water Jet in Action

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In this video I show you one of my favorite tools here at the shop...the Omax CNC Water Jet cutting parts out of a piece of 3/4" Aluminum plate. I learned this machine straight away and absolutely love working with it. Having the ability to cut up to 6" think material is really powerful and has helped us do some great jobs for clients!
Enjoy and thanks for watching.

[@that_wagon_guy]

I work on one of these and it's great. the machine paid for itself in one year flat

[@carlosvalverde2928]

I saw this once on _American Restoration_ and I'm still amazed

[@scsmooth1]

I need to work there. All these fun toys.

[@AFicsBOSS22]

Thanks I really enjoy your offroading videos, keep it up! :)

[@Supradrew]

Hi Jason. I thought I knew how a Water Jet worked. But I didn't know about the Garnet. Pretty cool demo. Thx Man. ttyl -Drew

[@AutoEdits]

It's all good...and I really do love this machine...very powerful and makes great parts! I actually drafted up a rear license plate bracket for the Ducati and cut it on the Omax. Plus the fuse block holder for my Mustang I drew on Rhino and cut on the jet...I'll show you in another video...thanks Dude!

[@Supradrew]

autoedit Ha! I was about to ask if you were going to use this machine for any Mustang parts. Honestly Jason, I really do look forward to seeing your Videos. It's a nice break from all these Coins roll hunting and Metal detecting videos. :) -Drew

[@Shakerhood69]

Pretty freakin cool!

[@martincillo111]

that is awesome... if i had a job like that my jeep would have so much unnecesary custom made crap on it!!... but here in mexico... well... you know. ...great video as always.

[@systemfile]

You need a square in that thing to clamp parts in

[@AFicsBOSS22]

Can u do more off-roading videos with the wj Cherokee

[@AutoEdits]

Sure...I just talked to my friend Mr. Todd from my other Death Valley trip video and we are thinking of going in 2 weeks...guess I should shoot some video of that trip.
Thanks!

[@chiwasinferno]

Bring up your water

[@thereisagiantcubeinthesun5500]

It’s cutting by only using high pressure water?

[@wesleycooley1618]

High pressure water with abrasive!

[@Kryn0_]

1:10 "plastic boobie" lmao

[@barisisci1146]

yea lmao bitch

[@nelsonzambrano5831]

How much?

[@SippinOnChris]

What pressure does the jet operate at?

[@AutoEdits]

We have this one running at around 50,000 psi.

[@SippinOnChris]

Thanks!

[@TheTruelakersfan]

Plasma cnc is much better and faster.Less mess less material to use and cheaper.You can use oxygen or nitrogen to cut aluminum,steel or stainless steel.

[@ea73z52]

CNC plasma cut quality doesn't come close to a waterjet. Maybe a Laser if set up properly

[@wesleycooley1618]

If you don't care about quality then a plasma is better