Compensating For Angled Cut

The marking is quite simple and depends a lot on your plasma and more than that the gas you use.
If you have an older power max or 45 Sync you can do ok markings when you use argon as the gas. Any sync above 45 will have too high min current 20A and above.

This is SS but will do also a nice job on MS
Powermax argon marking

Argon being a non reactive gas is typically used for marking if you want to have nice lines.

In the Kjellberg bevel video you can see it pierces straight and the tilts the head.

The 85 power Mac has a minimum output voltage of 23 or something. So I don’t think marking will work. Though I’m going to have an air scribe attachment anyways. That’s going to be another point to figure out. I know is simple, but I just haven’t done one yet.

reply to this comment “Positional compensation for tool side rotation is something that can be done using custom kinematics and there are several sim configs that use it for TCP mode in 5axis machines”

is there something I can read up on or watch to get more info for that?

If you guys have argon, give it a try even with 20A. Probably you get a wider line but argon as a gas is very forgiving. You can leave it sitting still burning the plate and it will barely even make a dent.