What would cause a Plasmacam DHC2 torch to cut something out perfectly fine, then cut again and start diving/hitting the material? The fact it can do it once should eliminate THC settings?
Plasma machine ground is attached to grate, or workpiece, does not make a difference.
Arc Voltage Shift calibrated automatically.
Cut speed and height are per plasma manual.
Will cut OK for a bit then start going haywire.
Can cut 1 piece OK, then try cutting another, it starts bouncing into material.
Is this possibly because there is no earth ground?
PlasmaCAM torch diving
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Re: PlasmaCAM torch diving
I doubt it will be an earth ground since i do not run mine with one and it runs perfect. i sounds like it is a setting causing it to dive. Post some screen shots of your settings so that we may take a look at them.
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Pcam DHC2 with the works
PM 30, 45 & 65
Corel Draw X6 - Adobe CS5
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Pcam DHC2 with the works
PM 30, 45 & 65
Corel Draw X6 - Adobe CS5
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Re: PlasmaCAM torch diving
It was the "Z axis motor force" or something along those lines. It was at 0 when it should be 36. It runs fine now.
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Re: PlasmaCAM torch diving
Glad you got it fixed..
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Ted
Pcam DHC2 with the works
PM 30, 45 & 65
Corel Draw X6 - Adobe CS5
Ted
Pcam DHC2 with the works
PM 30, 45 & 65
Corel Draw X6 - Adobe CS5
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Re: PlasmaCAM torch diving
Z axis motor force? I looked at mine and I don't see anything that resembles that. Is that a DHC2?
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