The Plasma Cutter

I got some lug nuts that’s won’t come off…this seems like the ideal solution 🙂

Chilli! Looking forward to your cooking channel. ;) <- plasma cut

The hippy shake skakes lmao

Due to the extreme heat, does it harden the edge of the cut metal?? 🤔

I'm 12 and I just had my first use of the plasma cutter while my dad helped. Got some hot spark on my shoe but it was alright. I liked the face you made in this video by the way!

What is a good bit affordable plasma cutter to buy

Ok, after 3 seconds of yelling at me by a circus artist I stopped viewing....

Activated carbon not charcoal. One is for steaks, brisket, pork butts which are shoulders while shoulders are port butts. Greenland is ice while Island is green, clue doesn't cure it dries but color paint and clear mixed with an activator gets hot (Exothermic (Reaction) cures & out-gasses giving the new car smell and in the smoker on foil, seed a jalapeño and it absorbs smoke changing it into "Chipotle" as used with a little tomato in a mortar & pestle. But great job and great video info.

Your tag line us terrible.

I love my primeweld cut 50..

I have a 400 Volts three phase plasma cutter and it needs no contact with the material you are cutting even if it rusted or painted. It's a great machine. You wish you had one!

I just bought a plasma cutter with a built in air compressor. I have a really dumb question; can use one of my Yellow Top Ultima batteries as a power source keep in mind my truck runs on two 400 amperes alternators. I’m planning on adding this to the bed of my truck via custom job.

You said compressed air but it's not really air I don't know much but it uses oxygen that is very very flammable.

And remember folks, always cut towards yourself, especially your own genitalia!! That was sarcasm btw!

How might I reach out to you lol I have some questions about your Nissan hardbody from ages ago

My dad was a shop teacher for 31 years! He was a certified welder!

Have you seen the Arc Droid?

Never saw a drag tip on one. Blessings

I didn't know I wanted that. But it's hard to justify buying such tools, due to my workplace having it's own engineering branch to deal with such things. Having the tools at hand would be convenient as I could get some things done on the spot, but not cost effective for the few uses it would get and I wouldn't want management hanging this over my head. But a man can dream 🥲

Good vid….I use to teach structural mechanics in the military initial military occupational field “A” school…fun times teaching in the shop…