Generic List of Feed Rates
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02 Jun 2018 14:37 #111458
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I just finished my DIY CNC plasma table and I'm using a cheap Harbor Freight plasma cutter to get started. Does anyone know where I can find a generic list of feed rates (Amps / IPM per gauge). I know each machine is different but if I can find something close that would help me get my machine dialed in. I'm using LinuxCNC, Sheetcam and no torch height controller at the moment.
Thanks,
Bob
Thanks,
Bob
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02 Jun 2018 20:26 #111467
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Hypertherm has plenty of them, downloadable at will and free.
www.google.com/search?source=hp&ei=7fwSW...3i30k1.0.e4Hp6SdXk88
Plenty of them also from Torchmate and ESAB.
www.google.com/search?source=hp&ei=7fwSW...3i30k1.0.e4Hp6SdXk88
Plenty of them also from Torchmate and ESAB.
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03 Jun 2018 00:21 #111491
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Thanks, that's exactly what I needed.
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03 Jun 2018 00:56 #111494
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I would expect that the Hypertherm tables will be 30% faster than yours so do a test on one thickness and compare. Write some gcode that does a series of cuts about 3-4" long at different speeds and pick the best.
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04 Jun 2018 21:36 #111626
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Actually when using an HD 3070 ( 100A hypertherm ) with original electrodes and nozzles i could push it 20 to 30 % faster with not much change in cut quality, so they are good. That is using air only through a dryer, never used it with Nitrogen or Oxygen. Would have been interesting to see how far it can go.
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