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Overview
A Plasma Cutter is used to cut metals and other materials. An inert gas or compressed air is exposed to an electrical arc and blown at high speed from a nozzle. Some of the gas ionizes to plasma form, which has a temperature high enough to melt metal. The plasma stream moves quickly enough to blow molten metal away from the points it is melting, creating cuts in material. See how a plasma cutter works.
Lawrence Kincheloe used a commercial plasma cutter with his Torch Table Build as part of his project based visits to Factor e Farm.
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Product Ecology
The plasma cutter is used with the Torch Table to cut metals and other materials. To read about this integration, see:
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See Also
Instructables: DIY Plasma Cutter CNCzone: Plasma Cutter Schematic