Sir, is inverter interference may cause disorienting x axis? I use redbo cut60. When cutting,in the middle of process the x axis move 3cm to the left, causing incorrect drawing cut. Please help me to solve the problem
Appreciate the video, however the test quality test is invalid. You can't compare a water table with no water equivalent to a downdraft table. A downdraft has space & vacuum verses just no water there is little room & you're getting feedback which is terrible for the torch. The water should never be touching the metal. If the metal is being saturated while being cut then your water level is to high. When cutting gauge material drop that water level down to 2 inches below that metal. There might be a little smoke, but I promise you'll like results. The metal warped while you were cutting it, it won't warp at all if the water lvl & consumables are current. Sounds like you were running to high of amp. Also to high of water level create sulfate build up on your table & within a years time running like that you'll be rebuilding the bridge. Big no no.
Can you guys make a kit with the motion control thingy in it
Yeah I have a question... can you come sponsor my school's shop so we can have a decent cnc plasma cutter? :)
Our old Plasmacam is on its deathbed...
Two and a half minutos is excelent
👌
Sir, is inverter interference may cause disorienting x axis? I use redbo cut60. When cutting,in the middle of process the x axis move 3cm to the left, causing incorrect drawing cut. Please help me to solve the problem
Please advise what cause message “inhibit active” and how to solve this problem. Thanks
Thank you!
hi can you buy dragging tips for the lincoln pc210 plasma machine
What's Amp Plasma source for 12mm MS cutting And praise
Can i get a report of the your solution of problem in cnc plasma cutting machine
Why are my plates angling one one edge?
My toe height doesn’t work how do I fix it
Torch***
Appreciate the video, however the test quality test is invalid. You can't compare a water table with no water equivalent to a downdraft table. A downdraft has space & vacuum verses just no water there is little room & you're getting feedback which is terrible for the torch. The water should never be touching the metal. If the metal is being saturated while being cut then your water level is to high. When cutting gauge material drop that water level down to 2 inches below that metal. There might be a little smoke, but I promise you'll like results. The metal warped while you were cutting it, it won't warp at all if the water lvl & consumables are current. Sounds like you were running to high of amp. Also to high of water level create sulfate build up on your table & within a years time running like that you'll be rebuilding the bridge. Big no no.
Hlo