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Try 115WS and 19.4 volts

It feels a lot hotter as they drop on your arms ;)

@@longbeachcitycollegemetalf3321 the settings are off, you have more wire than heat. Thats why sooo many buckshots, sounds like mig. Fluxcore is silent just hissing sound not cracklin

This is definitely mig, not flux

@@Qntn_1003 Take a good look at the gun. . .

Try 115WS and 19.4 volts

@@longbeachcitycollegemetalf3321for what size wire? I run 27 & 175 on .052 wire

What do you for 1/16 wire ? 3g and 4g

Hi, last I checked I was an adult. Since the first version of the video had copyrighted music we removed it. Thanks for noticing.

No, but thanks for asking.

The layout is the same, you could roll it if the gauge of the metal is light enough over a pipe or something round

What kind of audio are you looking for, step by step directions, or a musical soundtrack?

0.020", 0.5mm, denada

We are a school.

Thanks, it took a while for me to get to it but I submitted it for infringement just now.

@@longbeachcitycollegemetalf3321 He did it to one of my videos also. Hey, it must mean he likes our stuff??😀

Try searching for sheet metal layout and you should find quite a selection.

@@longbeachcitycollegemetalf3321 thank you very much i find some

IMO, Richard Budzik books are the best for layout.

Hi, this project is 6"x6" Square 6" tall with a 4" diameter circle.

We've got the software and an #amada #fiberlaser cutting machine to cut these out too. Come take a class and move up the pay scale. :)

I think he does Gator Gator, but I also believe a student must master visualizing patterns. Why? A worker should have a pretty good idea of what the pattern should look like, knowledge of pattern making is the only way to double check your nested fittings before letting the plasma burn metal.

That's why I made this comment we already own a plasma cutter and I wouldn't want to teach my guys that on the field because it would cost me 3 hours making it when I can do it in 30 minutes simple math but come take my class to show you how to do two full installs in a week now this is a 4-ton system heat pump. With 3 ppl on the job . I think guy was good at his video and clear on it. But that want make u money. But that's what makes the difference

You don’t have to sell me on a Plasma table, I agree with 100% that it’s a game changer and well worth the investment. But, they do break down, and when they do! The certified Sheet Metal can still finish the job.

That's true, but for the first time student it's better to see it and figure that out as they go.

Glad you enjoyed it

The dark green solid brake is a Tennsmith and the lighter green finger brake is a Chicago, thanks for asking.

Hi, since this pattern is 26 Ga (.019" or .5mm) it's thin enough for forming by hand with almost any degree bend. For thicker metal we'd use the formula of 90 degrees divided by number of bends. 10 bends would be 9 deg. etc.

Hi, it's .019" or .5 mm thick. 26 ga galvanized.