Can You Plasma Cut Holes With Budget Plasma Cutter

[@kmilton1593]

I thought that cutter did really well. One can always cut the hole a touch smaller, and freshen up the hole with a drill bit, or move the hole, like you said, with a die grinder. Well done with that new machine. Most interesting.

[@Man-Time]

Thanks Man!

[@dicklarge-b1k]

Thanks for stating who you are right at the begining so I did not need to waste the Time watching your video.

[@Man-Time]

Awe man, you almost had it right

[@almostretired67]

Would have been easier to move the torch around if you cleaned the steel first.

[@johnhenderson9041]

So what level is the "budget" plasma cutter. What make and model?

[@burtreynolds3143]

Are you connected to 240 or 120 for those cuts ? I see the 5000D is dual voltage

[@Man-Time]

It’s on 240

[@rogertaylor8615]

Might have been easier to use a mag drill to drill the holes and plasma to cut it off

[@Man-Time]

That was a route I was thinking of taking

[@FNGstationtwentyeigh]

I think we are related.. my purchase power is on a very limited budget too so sometimes you have to go with equipment that works but not professional grade... thanks for the demo

[@davebuko8096]

its ok that they tarriff us ?

[@Man-Time]

Please list the countries that tariff us

[@kmilton1593]

Bad idea for Trump to tariff imports, because then they might tariff our exports (rightly so).