I’m sure that you’ve already figured it out. But just in case. PT is post time which is the length of time that air will continue to flow through the torch after you are finished cutting. That can be adjusted anywhere from 3-15 seconds on that machine. This helps to cool down the consumables.
Hey dude wassup! I got the same one, got it off Amazon (ended up being free for me lol). Mine does great on 220v but absolutely sucks azz on 110v, it just sputters.
@@DereksWorkshopAndProjects I tried all sorts of settings and using different consumables, but still couldn't get it to work on 110 v. I asked Amazon for a partial refund for that reason, but they just refunded the full amount. So yep I got a free plasma cutter out of the deal!
I’m sure that you’ve already figured it out. But just in case. PT is post time which is the length of time that air will continue to flow through the torch after you are finished cutting. That can be adjusted anywhere from 3-15 seconds on that machine. This helps to cool down the consumables.
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Great video! I have the new model and I love it!
Hey dude wassup! I got the same one, got it off Amazon (ended up being free for me lol). Mine does great on 220v but absolutely sucks azz on 110v, it just sputters.
Weird mine runs great on 110. Some of them have quirks/deficiencies.
@@DereksWorkshopAndProjects I tried all sorts of settings and using different consumables, but still couldn't get it to work on 110 v. I asked Amazon for a partial refund for that reason, but they just refunded the full amount. So yep I got a free plasma cutter out of the deal!
@pondacres lucky duck!