Specter's Cut60D review from WeldingWeb

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Re: Everlast CUT60 received for Test
Ok here's some picture's of the unit before it Everlast's send their Prepaid shipping label

1st frontal picture of the unit you can see just how powerful the cooling fan is.

2nd the cooling fan intake is huge on this unit

3rd Notice the heavy duty soldering connections.

4th top shot photo

5th side shot photo
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Re: Everlast CUT60 received for Test
1st Pierce Test Aluminum 1/16, 1/8, 1/4, 5/16, 3/4"

2nd Cut Aluminum 1/16, 1/8, 1/4, 5/16, 3/4"

3rd Pierce and Cut Steel 1/4, 3/8, 1/2, 3/4"

4th Cut Steel 1"

5th Cut Steel 1 1/4"

Sorry for the delay in pictures. But I just got that Sony Mini dvd camera back from the repair shop.
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Re: Everlast CUT60 received for Test
Ok Everlast sent a rolling standoff with their unit. I decided to finally give it a test.

1st Picture shows standoff on 1/4" steel

2nd Picture shows the cut 1/4" steel

3rd Picture shows standoff on 1/2" steel

4th Picture shows the cut 1/2" steel

The rolling standoff maintained a 1/4". I tried to adjust to a standard 1/16-1/8" standoff but found I could not adjust the way it fits. It maintains a fixed standoff of 1/4". I think the cuts would be better if the rolling standoff was fixed at 1/16" or 1/8". I felt the 1/4" was a bit to far from the material to give a real fine quality cut.
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