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[I_Love_Plasma]

Wow you have a very efficient crew in sales. I placed my order in 8 minutes and 3 seconds. Really! Wow! Cant wait to get the SuperCut 50D I ordered!

[WAYNESWORLD]

I just got mine last week, great little machine.
Wayne

[I_Love_Plasma]

I just got mine last week, great little machine.
Wayne

What's best to weld stainless 316L? Mig,Tig,Arc, or SS wire in a wire welder?

[everlastsupport]

What's best to weld stainless 316L? Mig,Tig,Arc, or SS wire in a wire welder?

I would do all my welding with TIG personally. If stainless or aluminum it would be TIG. I thought you where the plasma guy? Would that not be cutting?

Can you leave more details about your project. And we can help.

[everlastsupport]

Wow you have a very efficient crew in sales. I placed my order in 8 minutes and 3 seconds. Really! Wow! Cant wait to get the SuperCut 50D I ordered!

Glad you're pleased. Post, email or call if you need us. You have my email address as well.

[I_Love_Plasma]

Yeah, it's scheduled delivery date is Monday. I will post more next Sunday or Monday. We always try to weld and cut before Noon. This way we have half a day to notice smoldering combustibles.

Never had a "10.70" (fire) before from welding or cutting.

God B with U all,
I LOVE PLASMA

[everlastsupport]

Yeah, it's scheduled delivery date is Monday. I will post more next Sunday or Monday. We always try to weld and cut before Noon. This way we have half a day to notice smoldering combustibles.

Never had a "10.70" (fire) before from welding or cutting.

God B with U all,
I LOVE PLASMA

Lost on this one. If you live in a hot place like I do. Noon is hot (so work before that time). And if you work after 5PM it's not bad.

The 10.70 fire I will have to google that and see if it is a fireman thing or something.

[I_Love_Plasma]

Lost on this one. If you live in a hot place like I do. Noon is hot (so work before that time). And if you work after 5PM it's not bad.

The 10.70 fire I will have to google that and see if it is a fireman thing or something.

Yes, it's a fire department code: 10.70=Fire, 10.33=Emergency, 10.50PI=Crash with personal injuries, 10.50=Crash, etc.

Sorry to confuse U. I'm a son of a retired volunteer fireman.

We weld before noon, just in case sparks start a fire, we'll have plenty of time to detect any smoldering combustibles. We have a lot of wood products around.

Thanks

P.S. We got our Cut 50. Haven't had a spare moment to try it out. Will post results soon.

[everlastsupport]

Yes, it's a fire department code: 10.70=Fire, 10.33=Emergency, 10.50PI=Crash with personal injuries, 10.50=Crash, etc.

Sorry to confuse U. I'm a son of a retired volunteer fireman.

We weld before noon, just in case sparks start a fire, we'll have plenty of time to detect any smoldering combustibles. We have a lot of wood products around.

Thanks

P.S. We got our Cut 50. Haven't had a spare moment to try it out. Will post results soon.

Ahh. I did a lot of 10 codes with the PD guys years ago, did not know what that meant. Do they still have a 10 code for bunny in the station? See if your Dad recalls that one. haha.

And I know you are kidding. BUT.

If you are on concrete you are fine, keep things that are paper like and chemicals up 15-20 feet away and you are good. Sounds like you guy will put out any fires if you make one. Also hot molting metal will pop chunks from concrete. I have a stainless plate under my table.

Wait until you see the sparks from the metal. I was using the stick welder a couple days ago, and had thrown a wet paper on the table used trying to get the rusty metal off my hands. The welding helmet did not see the flame I had going on. Smell gave it away. Also, my son was using TIG and had a paint fire going he never saw. Always good to have a prepped area or spotter.

So be careful. If outside, wet everything down around you.