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Started by Bird, March 12, 2015, 10:17:14 AM

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Bird

Ok
Mate has asked me to look into these things for a... project :P

This is to cut 6-8mm stuff.

What's good? Whats not good? What do I look for? What questions do I ask...

Help...
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RonnieQ

Laser or Water Jet iscthe better option.
Cleaner cut and better accuracy.
Where are you located.
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Bird

Quote from: RonnieQ on March 12, 2015, 10:22:53 AM
Laser or Water Jet iscthe better option.
Cleaner cut and better accuracy.
Where are you located.
Melb..

Looking thru Blackwoods site, they have very little info.. :(
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Smoko

Miller plasma cutters

Welding.com.au

And I do work for them


:cheers:

Smoko
2009 Vacation Camper 2015 Triton

Bird

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Brett B

Stay away from the cheap ones
Can be hard to get consumables for them. Tips and nozzles
You will kill a few tips until you get the hang of it  ;D
97 80 series and home made ct

Tim - Stratford

...and don't wear thongs!  ???

Sarah's Canvas Products...
http://www.myswag.org/index.php?topic=30053.0

DarWen


Tim - Stratford

Depends on how much flow the compressor has!!!!  :cup:

Sarah's Canvas Products...
http://www.myswag.org/index.php?topic=30053.0

graham

Got a cheap one myself to use in the shed to see if I would use one , great for sheet up to 3mm works great 5-6 mm would be at it's upper limits ,cut is not square ,
More than welcome to come around and have a crack , what are you going to use it for
Cheers
nrnr62

Elky

I bought a boc one $1k to cut cars up amongst cutting thick stuff as well, didn't really do well due to paint, rust etc

Haven't used it in over a year, not too impressed with it TBH

I bought a demo saw and with extra long blades I can cut a car in half easily and with less hazard, best tool i have bought in years!

2010 TTD Landcruiser, i have added stuff but can't remember what! Slowly gettin quicker at setting up the brumby but breaking camp is another matter....

D4D

Quote from: Elky on March 12, 2015, 07:03:17 PM
I bought a demo saw and with extra long blades I can cut a car in half easily and with less hazard, best tool i have bought in years!

:worthles:
I owe, I owe, it's off to work I go...

Work - Outback  SOLD
Play - Prado

achjimmy

Owned  a CIG one for over ten years and never used it. Are they any good? Generally just revert to a jig saw or other blade device.
Here for a good time, not a long time!

Jim

JRABS

Whatever type you end up going with make sure you have a good filter/watertrap on your compressor as they dont like dirty air.
We use Kemppi ones at work mainly but they can be fairly expensive.

Bird

Quote from: Elky on March 12, 2015, 07:03:17 PM
I bought a boc one $1k to cut cars up amongst cutting thick stuff as well, didn't really do well due to paint, rust etc

Haven't used it in over a year, not too impressed with it TBH

I bought a demo saw and with extra long blades I can cut a car in half easily and with less hazard, best tool i have bought in years!
Road trip to your place to watch the demo!
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Elky

Quote from: Bird on March 13, 2015, 09:31:27 AM
Road trip to your place to watch the demo!



Only about 10min to actually cut it in half, more time is spent removing lines, trim etc
2010 TTD Landcruiser, i have added stuff but can't remember what! Slowly gettin quicker at setting up the brumby but breaking camp is another matter....