I would never run a plasma cutter like this that close to wooden walls. That is a fire hazard waiting to happen, sorry to say. You should fire proof the wall with ceramic tiling, sheet metal or a layer of concrete.
Just put up some cement backer board easy cheap solution. Diy solar guys use them to mount inverter to for fire protection if the inverters catch on fire and they hold up to heat great. Class A fire rating. Screw it up just like drywall and call it a day.
Hey just to tell you when it would not cut at first the new hypertherm detect news consumables so each time you will change them or dismout the torch it will do that I work with the powermax 105 that's why I know
Congrats 🎉 thy. Of course, there will be some problems from the beginning. The biggest enemy of plasma cutters is moisture from the supply air. Don't forget to add moisture desiccant
I did my pan drain the same way. Works well. I did chain drags as well however kept the plasma cable still hanging on a pivot above in fear of EMI issues between the plasma and the motor wires. If all of a sudden your machine stops. Pretty good chance it was EMI. I found the arduino very susceptible to being affected by EMI.
@@yoti-fab I might be experiencing a few issues like that. Not quite a full storage. But very slow response times from the machine. All of my cables are shielded and grounded.
You're so lucky to be able to cut all that stuff from the place you work, pretty cool that you built that, it's such a great feeling when you fabricate. Looking forward to you're videos. 👍🏻👍🏻
What a cool way to have a budget friendly machine torch. I have a Lotos 5500 DCNC would this work for this
Yes! I've seen others do this with that exact machine
I would never run a plasma cutter like this that close to wooden walls. That is a fire hazard waiting to happen, sorry to say. You should fire proof the wall with ceramic tiling, sheet metal or a layer of concrete.
@@Luka1180 🤣. The thought did cross mind
Just put up some cement backer board easy cheap solution. Diy solar guys use them to mount inverter to for fire protection if the inverters catch on fire and they hold up to heat great. Class A fire rating. Screw it up just like drywall and call it a day.
@@tangodown2721 yeah I suppose that would work
Hey just to tell you when it would not cut at first the new hypertherm detect news consumables so each time you will change them or dismout the torch it will do that I work with the powermax 105 that's why I know
It will do that the first you pull the trigger on your torch (or run the program) ofter changing the consumable after it's ready to cut!
@@thecnorider8763 if only you commented like 2 months ago!
jb weld will work better than caulk on leaking weld.
@@bobrossi1185 ahh didn't even think of that. Just used what was on hand
Congrats 🎉 thy. Of course, there will be some problems from the beginning. The biggest enemy of plasma cutters is moisture from the supply air. Don't forget to add moisture desiccant
Yes! That's what the air dryer I installed was. The blue beads.
I did my pan drain the same way. Works well. I did chain drags as well however kept the plasma cable still hanging on a pivot above in fear of EMI issues between the plasma and the motor wires. If all of a sudden your machine stops. Pretty good chance it was EMI. I found the arduino very susceptible to being affected by EMI.
@@yoti-fab I might be experiencing a few issues like that. Not quite a full storage. But very slow response times from the machine. All of my cables are shielded and grounded.
You're so lucky to be able to cut all that stuff from the place you work, pretty cool that you built that, it's such a great feeling when you fabricate.
Looking forward to you're videos.
👍🏻👍🏻
Yes. I'm very grateful of the opportunities I have and I don't take that for granted.
Great work, can't wait to see the next parts ! Greetings from France !
@@sylvaindubois9672 wow. Awesome!
Good work keep it up! Subscribed 😁
Thank you. I will try!
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