Kondinin Group's Josh Giumelli provides a run down on plasma cutters.
While plasma cutters have been around since the 1980s they have recently become more affordable, producing higher quality cuts. Plasma cutters are often installed on computer numerical controlled (CNC) tables where they cut intricate shapes straight from a computer file with an accuracy of around 0.2mm. | Credits: Ben White, Kondinin Group.
ANY farm workshop that carries out repairs and fabrication should probably have a plasma cutter in its arsenal of metalworking equipment. There is so much to like about a plasma cutter, apart from its...
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