Plasma Cutting the US Navy Seal and Powder Coating in Matte Black

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  • Опубликовано: 18 окт 2024

Комментарии • 16

  • @METALMUNCHERS77
    @METALMUNCHERS77 Год назад +2

    Badass

  • @MDogg1960
    @MDogg1960 Год назад +2

    Nice job though, what did you use to create the file.

  • @MDogg1960
    @MDogg1960 Год назад +1

    use 2 hooks mounted to something else you can turn or reposition by hand

    • @galtsgarage5775
      @galtsgarage5775  Год назад

      That's exactly what I started doing, I have both hooks going to a swivel hook that only turns when I move it. Works perfect!

  • @behnkeforge
    @behnkeforge Год назад

    Do you make these signs full time or is it just a hobby?

    • @galtsgarage5775
      @galtsgarage5775  Год назад

      Just a hobby, but I'm in the process of turning it into a side business.

  • @ronnoc924
    @ronnoc924 Год назад

    Fizz fizz. Blurb blurb

  • @jonbozzy9600
    @jonbozzy9600 Год назад

    How long does your consumable last?

    • @galtsgarage5775
      @galtsgarage5775  Год назад +1

      Right now I'm getting between 600-700 pierces per tip so 2-3 signs depending on which sign it is. Some signs have a ton of pierces (USMC, NAVY) some like the Army don't have that many.

  • @spoon1995
    @spoon1995 Год назад

    What gauge steel do you use for signs

  • @copilucudrip
    @copilucudrip Год назад

    How i can have a Machines like this and what is the price of it? Thanks

    • @galtsgarage5775
      @galtsgarage5775  Год назад

      www.langmuirsystems.com/pro
      That is my table, I bough it in late June early July. Worth every penny!

  • @donmartinez7175
    @donmartinez7175 Год назад

    2 hooks?

    • @galtsgarage5775
      @galtsgarage5775  Год назад

      2 hooks does solve the spinning problem I have discovered...lol