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Have a look here, plus previous page. forums.masso.com.au/threads/pendent-wireless.1115/page-3

It's in the description, I have put the link for it there. When ordering it state that it is for Masso 24 Volt the same that Ross Woolley bought.😀 They will message you and ask for what machine! PS: Do you like the Honda?

That's good, Hope it works out for you.

So many people are having problems trying to get the DTHC to work Rex. I think you can't go wrong. Another person today has gone back to the G2 and proma 150 on the forum cause they can't get the DTHC to work. Mine is so stable and it never crashes. just check the Z height and pause between cuts and up the Proma one number if it is to low. Don't forget to use my post processor. forums.masso.com.au/threads/sheetcam-plasma-post-processor-with-working-thc-codes-fixed-includes-scribe.1185/

@@rosswoolley2854 thank you Ross

It took half a sheet. Haven't used it yet but warpage will not be an issue for the metal has folds in it.

This mixture will last 6 months, after 4 months i dumped the rest of the SODIUM NITRITE POWDER in the tray. I have left it 1 year and the metal is rusting. Time to replace it.

@@rosswoolley2854 If I can get a year out of it, I’d be happy. I just finished cleaning it all out. Horrible.

@@TUONOv4 500 grams got me 7 months.

Thanks for the comment, I'm thinking of changing the one on the right to the same style as well. Just need to get motivated. Just busy at the moment.

Thanks for the reply Ike, Hope your family is doing OK.

@rosswoolley2854 Thank you, Ross. Yes, we are doing fine.

I'm lost for words as well, Never though i'd see a Sasquatch in Thailand.

My cuts are angled on the top and bottom sides, I tried a YGX 100 Plasma Cutting Torch and had no luck. Maybe up the air pressure to 7 BAR might help. Hypertherm plasma cutters will solve your problem or go fiber laser. Here is my video of the: "First cut with the YGX 100 Plasma Cutting Torch"

Thanks for the advice and for watching the video.

I just put it in the description for you, just above TRANSCRIPT.

Just a fan to blow it away, and the water table is full so it catches most of the fumes.

That was 2 mm it doesn't warp how ever it does leave a crust that is hard to remove. Carbon steel is best what using a compressor. You can polish carbon steel and put a clear coat over it. If you watch this video it shows how it done. ruclips.net/video/P3ZH03FWTbg/видео.html

I agree the cheap hand held plasma cutter is the best way. The cut 40 is now 4500 Thai Baht, that's a lot cheaper than a few years back. Might buy one and stick under the table.

It's still quicker with the angle grinder, but the disc gets caught on the metal at times.

The water will help, you might be able to make a small tray to fit in the table just for when you cut stainless. I sometimes cut at the same speed as mild steel it works. What i cut it the video was 2mm. Pierce height is 3mm the cut height is 1.5mm, I have no delay on 2mm and under and 0.1 second on 3mm. Use the smallest nozzle you have, mine is 1.1mm. The water is safe to use so don't worry about getting zapped just use the ground clamp. How ever i did get zapped on time changing a tip once, stupid me forgot to turn off the plasma. it left a burn mark on my hand from the spanner. Yep i thought that was the end of me that day🫀!

I bought it from Shopee, it's like Ali-express but only sell in Thailand. "Make sure it doesn't contain salt." Have a look at this on RUclips it might help.( DIY CNC plasma cutting fluid )

Do u get the white fuzzy growth. I used washing soda in mine. Never again.

@@tjs_welding_and_fabrication PHYSAN 20: 1 TABLE SPOON is all i have used since i did the video and it is still clean. I think you can buy it from a garden supply shop. The SODIUM NITRITE POWDER: i have added another 250 GRAMS and am thinking of adding more cause the metal is starting to rust a bit now. So 500 grams has lasted 7 months. Hope this helped.

@@tjs_welding_and_fabrication Is that the same as baking soda?

@@TUONOv4 no

No worries Rob, Glad you found it useful.

I basically covered every thing in this video for grounding. The only thing i didn't mention was i pour water down the hole next to the ground rod. Plus all the wiring is double shielded and conned to the bus bar of the cabinet and run to the table leg with heavy gauge speaker wire. If that is all done and you still have problems you would be best having a second ground rod next to the cabinet.

Thanks, I looked at the local hardware and they were to expensive to buy. This cost a third of the price.

That's OK Bill, I see people use masking tape on the back of the alloy then supper glue it to a piece of wood. will you be doing a video of it cutting? I have a other video in the pipe line but for some reason i am lacking the motivation to finish the project. I always find myself on the motor bike going for rides out into the country side, or going into town for a coffee. Plus i make it a point not to work after 12 noon.

@@rosswoolley2854 Hi Ross I often use masking tape and super glue and it works very well you can see I am doing that in my first two videos on my RUclips channel I also use a vice and some times dual vices and also clamps just depends on the job cheers Bill

Well Bill, if you like thumping your head against a wall about EMI. I would advise you to try giving plasma ago. No joking I've got my fare share of bumps on my head.🥴

No i haven't Chris, I close to never get a crash and lets say if it did you press start to line and it will start from the last Pierce. just up the thc a bit say from 124 to 147 and it should be OK. I only use feed hold if i want to remove a flip up after a cut, remove the flip up then press start to continue to the next part to cut. Thanks for becoming a subscriber.

Thanks for the reply, I did this video to help a fellow cnc plasma guy, He has a table that breaks all the rules, just hope he learns from this video.

@@rosswoolley2854 You're a good man. I'm planning on building a CNC Plasma table soon, so I'll be watching all your vids(again) for some inspiration.

Thanks ross for your great help. I will do it now .

@@n8o8n I"m always here to help.

@@n8o8n Can you build a full size table, reason being a full sheet is always cheaper and it gives you more opportunity if you need to cut privacy screens, or even a life size 👣Big Foot👣

Thanks for the kind thoughts, Glad you liked the video.

No resistor on the black wire.

Means my wiring of plasma touch singles still wrong . Is it ok to remove restior and put black wire load ,to put directly on masso G3 input pin 7?

@@ghanshamjadhav368 Yes

Hi Ross I put new air regulator And now I used flotting head and micro switch yesterday I did a cutting trail still not working. I updated small videos Please check it on the forum. Thanks.

Running slow, what's the rush when your retired! and I've been told were not going to make it out alive! I use the Jusic cut 100 with the P80 torch. Have no issues at all with duty cycle is 100% when running 40 amps. 1.1 mm tip 1810mm/min on 3mm steel. "air pressure is 6kpa i think" Thanks for leaving a comment Jack.🙂

@@rosswoolley2854 Yea, I am just trying to get my speeds right to get cleaner cuts.

@@JackInTheShop I get a lot of dross but it comes off easy, the settings that i showed you the speed could be increased by 400 mm/min but i keep it slow for neater cuts.

Thermacut SD55 cutter "WOW your cuts will be much better then it's up and running" I use the Jusic cut 100 with the P80 torch. Have no issues at all with duty cycle is 100% when running 40 amps. 1.1 mm tip 1810mm/min on 3mm steel. "air pressure is 6kpa i think" I can't get over how your Koi fish turned out. That's a good file, Well it's past my bed time take care and awaiting your next video. Ross.

I picked up the new cutter yesterday, but have to run a new 3 phase supply before I can start using it. Been busy with the local markets, so it might take some time before it's set up. I'll make a video about it, for sure!

@@RustysMetalCutSignsDesigns That will be great, My compressor is 5.5 HP 3 phase + so is the plasma. Easy the wire up. The transformer is 250 KVA and the electrician ran the wires down to the shed from our building. Rusty was it hard to get 3 phase down to your property?

There was 3 phase power to our property when we bought it, but I had a 3 phase cable installed from the house to the shed, not long after we moved here (nearly 30 years ago).

10;40 pm it,s past your bed time! OH i'm an hour behind you and i be talking! Yes it is better cause it lifts high enough to go over the table. Thanks for the comment.

Thanks for the comment. You might have to get back onto the forum. Just a thought is your air pressure not going up and down from the back of the plasma unit. The more pressure the higher the DTHC will have to be. Maybe the compressor on/off and regulator needs adjusting.

Still have the Proma 150 THC it sits on the side of the plasma unit and the wires run to the Masso controller. Thanks for your question and thanks for watching the video.🙂

@@rosswoolley2854 Thank you 🙏 and thank you for sharing your knowledge 🙏

Are you serious?

@@nonconformist4802 yes i'm serious why ?

@@AmineSultanOfficieL Because what prevented you from taking a screen shot and redraw it in a cad program? If you know about DXF file formats than you are supposed to know also how to create them I think, or am I wrong?

@@nonconformist4802 Yer, As if i would give him a free file so he can put it on Etsy. 😡

Thanks for your kind reply, Did you get to download it?

@@rosswoolley2854 unfortunately Molten Metalworks went out of business in the pandemic and I no longer have access to the plasma table. I need to find a new community metal shop since I don’t have room for another big tool.

Cảm ơn về sự phản hồi của bạn 👍

Hope it works out well for you.

That's good. Consider this my Christmas present for you. 🎄🎁

@@rosswoolley2854 Very much appreciated.

Thanks Ghansham, Very happy with how it is working. I can't see any thing else to improve on.

Thanks Jack, I use the Proma 150 thc.

Thanks Rusty, The hardest part of the project was lifting it up the three steps to put it where it lives, i had to use a fridge trolley. I haven't cut anything else since i am still recovering from this project. "Oh the joy of getting old"

Thanks Rusty, I just noticed your comment.