I haven’t posted an introduction thread yet and I thought this little cut would be a nice introduction. Others have been nice enough to give my company good reviews and I appreciate that.
So this little piece is 6" thick steel. It is just one reason I purchased a water jet rather than a laser. (I have also cut 7" thick aluminum) Like my website says, I can cut any material, any shape, any size, in any quantity.
It will be a large rod Clevis. There will be a cross hole for a pin and the end will have a threaded hole to screw it on to a hydraulic cylinder’s piston rod.
If you are cut by one you have to tell the emergency room that garnet(stone) may have been injected into your blood stream at 4 times the speed of sound. As if losing body parts is not enough. Lol
8" tap? This ain’t the Flintstones, we mill threads that big. Lol
That tap would take some serious torque.
Some urethane bumpers. Notice the A and B axis functioning on the dynamic cutting head.
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Here is some serious weight, 208lbs per foot I beam cut into 2 T beams.