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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

[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

[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]

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.

[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.

[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.

[WAYNESWORLD]

You can weld aluminum, stainless and steel with mig, tig or stick but all have varying results. For the most part I prefer mig and tig but do use stick to make field repairs of structural type welds in steel. Tig for sst and al, it gives a clean looking weld but takes a little longer. I will also use tig when I need that tiny tack or mini bead in steel like some detailed parts for one of my cars. Mig is my all round welder for every thing from car frames to exhaust. I have welded sst with mig but it’s not as pretty as tig. Same with mig and aluminum. By providing additional details you can expect a wealth of good information from the forum members here and you can’t beat the team at Everlast.
Wayne

[I_Love_Plasma]

What is the highest recommended pressure on the cut 50 air regulator? I'm pretty sure I read 100 PSI is minimum.;-)

[I_Love_Plasma]

Thank you Wayne. Do you ever post neat pictures of cars?

[I_Love_Plasma]

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.

Well we've never heard of a 10 code for that, but we have 1 for cow on the road.

[everlastsupport]

Well we've never heard of a 10 code for that, but we have 1 for cow on the road.

hahahaha. I will have to find the old list. Sure I have it somewhere.

On max PSI, I have ran the Power Plasma 70 at 75PSI on a 1.25"

I think the manual states 65PSI. If not, that's what we recommend for general cutting.

[I_Love_Plasma]

hahahaha. I will have to find the old list. Sure I have it somewhere.

On max PSI, I have ran the Power Plasma 70 at 75PSI on a 1.25"

I think the manual states 65PSI. If not, that's what we recommend for general cutting.

I'm sorry I should rephrase my question. What is the max PSI INTO the regulator (We've got 145PSI air compressor)?

Thanks a bunch for being personable! I bet Lincoln,Hobart,or Miller would get mad if I talked about such things as "10.70".

[everlastsupport]

I'm sorry I should rephrase my question. What is the max PSI INTO the regulator (We've got 145PSI air compressor)?

Thanks a bunch for being personable! I bet Lincoln,Hobart,or Miller would get mad if I talked about such things as "10.70".

Well they would probably not know what it is and ignore that part. I had to ask.

My personal compressor does 155 PSI at a fair CFM.

I leave the compressor regulator at 90 PSI all the time for air tools and all other things I generally need. If I have an RV/big truck tire or something I just crank it up. Then back down when done. I would unplug the plasma when not in use, I never leave any of the tools hookup when not in use. Safety, a part/pipe breaks and the compressor runs all night. When I do any painting, I always lower the main regulator and then fine tune at the paint gun.

Some people kill the compressor power as well at the end of the day.

So my pick would be 90 PSI at your compressor and 60-65 at the cutter for 1/8" plus. Mark just posted to someone on the forum somewhere with a similar question or maybe it was in the Welders Knowledge base section.

[WAYNESWORLD]

I posted a few pictures of one of my projects on the contest thread. That's what won me the plasma cutter! I'll try to get arount to posting a few pictures some time soon but I can't from work and I seldom have the time at home. Too busy in the garage! Right now I'm doing a restomod on my Dad's 55 T-bird. He got it in 78.
Wayne