XR will have the same problem, Too shallow of a pan.
Cheaper to make some stanchion risers to get another 3-4 inches, and have a deeper pan made. 16-18ga mild steel is fine, does not have to be stainless. Bonus is it will be a one piece.
CNC laser to do 1"…that will be 6 figures. Water jet might be cheaper than laser, and still stupid expensive unless you are going to do that on an industrial level for work.
Yikes on the price for Laser or WaterJet and good to know the probelm would still be present for the XR. Makes sense though. Thank you!
Needing to cut 1.5 on a regular basis is hardcore. What is it that your cutting?
Bomb shelter?!
Tactical assault dozer.
Yup, that stuff is heavy.
Don’t know that the XR would handle a full 4x8 sheet.
I’m not sure my 100a Hyperthem would cut it with anything resembling quality. Especially if there is a curve. Better off using old school Oxy/Acel flame
I agree the company that does out burnouts for work. Once it gets about 3/4 they flame cut everything.
wonder what it would cost without being precision ground? That’s a chunk of steel.
What’s the standard for bucket ears and what not, isn’t it like 3/4 to 1 inch? Isnt that what @sticks makes?
This is a 36 inch bucket I repaired several years ago.
Ears are 3/4 we did a 60 inch bucket at work last year they might have been 1 inch can’t remember wast paying a lot of attention.
Thanks for this.
im trying to start with your cut chart why do you have two profiles for half inch and do you have more details on pierce delay and cut and pierce height as well as kerf
Steel? PD 1.2 sec, 60amps, cut height .06, IPM 19 to 23. 75 psi!!! Have fun…
