Now that we know what is plasma cutting and where it is used, it’s time to learn how we can actually use a plasma cutter step-by-step like the way a professional operator does.

Here's what plasma cutting feels like and how it works. Plasma cutting is an alternative to using an angle grinder, hacksaw, or acetylene torch.

For this plasma cutting technique, we will be removing the metal around the top layer of the spot weld, rather than trying to cut or grind through it.

There don’t seem to be any exact plans, but your cutter will be different, anyway, and anyone who is using a plasma cutter ought to be able to figure it out from the explanation on the video.

At 30,000 FPS using a Phantom V2512 Camera, plasma cutting has never been so clear. The insanely hot cutter makes easy work of a bar of solid stainless steel as well as a bar of mild steel.

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