How To Make Manually Cut With Your Langmuir Crossfire Pro

In this video I show how to use the manual fire feature to cut large sheets down to size without a G-code program.

[@mikebell8095]

Great video. Thank you for being real... i am a fabrication/welding instructor and i have done the same thing in my shop and classroom. Great job again. Awesome video

[@theodorebowers9737]

I Feel for you I was Screaming at the TV check your ground thaks for your videos I just got L/S table not long a go having hard time old and been real Sick for about 18 yrs getting bad plain all the time and old have stop for a like real bad right now but like your videos thanks had fun lol.

[@BecksArmory]

Trying to work and film at the same times adds a lot of distractions. Stuff like this happens all the time when I got life. hahahaha.

[@theodorebowers9737]

@@BecksArmory I know just how you feel it was funny

[@formekinetics691]

Extra info...if you use the DRO to move 1" and you want a 1" part....need to consider the torch cut thickness and account for it. If your torch cuts .055 need to move DRO 1.055 to have a 1" part. The movement of axis is center to center of torch cut. Half of cut added to each side....which is full cut width added.

[@jonbozzy9600]

I have 1/2 thick x 3” flat bar. Do you thick that it can cut it with straight edge? I

[@alexgrassi320]

If I could have $1 for every time I forgot the ground clamp while welding or cutting... Thanks for sharing

[@LagmasterB]

Dude. Awesome.

[@petey_productions2900]

Your awesome 👏

[@BecksArmory]

You too

[@formekinetics691]

Ground clamp???...Edited..see you figured it out after watching all video.

[@Stewies_Stuff]

Why not just write a simple program?

[@BecksArmory]

because for me this is faster.