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7-7501 Thermal Dynamics Radius / Roller Cutting Guide Kit
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    Thermal Dynamics Radius / Roller Cutting Guide Kit
    7-7501

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    This easy-to-use guide cut circles from 3" (76mm) up to 28.75" (730mm). Maintains a consistent height off the work piece whether you are using the circle cutting attachment for cutting circles or the roller guide feature to improve your straight-line cutting.

    Both novices and experts will see noticeable improvement in quality, speed and parts life. Can be used with most Thermal Dynamics torches.

    Compatible with PCH 10, 25, 26, 28, 35, 40, 42, 60, 62, 75, 76, 80, 100XL, 102, RPT 28, 100R(ER) 1Torch (not circles only radius).

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    TD SL60 /100 Cutting Accessories FAQs

    Straight answers to the questions people ask most when choosing and using plasma cutting guides and cutting kits.

    How do I set the radius when cutting a circle?icon-minus-redicon-plus-red

    On a typical guide you fit a pivot pin to an adjustable arm and lock it at the radius you want, which is half the diameter. Measure from the centre of the torch tip to the tip of the pivot pin to set it.

    Make a punch mark at the centre of the circle for the pivot pin to sit in, and check the torch can travel freely all the way round before you start cutting. The torch holder should turn freely as you go round. Follow the instructions for your own guide.

    How do I set up a roller guide for straight cuts?icon-minus-redicon-plus-red

    You mount the wheels on the guide body, place the torch in its holder and tighten the screws until the torch is held firmly. The height of the torch tip above the work is then set by adjusting the angle or position of the wheel brackets, which changes the standoff.

    Lock the holder so the torch cannot rotate, set the height before you start and recheck it on a scrap piece. Move at a steady speed. Your guide's instructions give the exact steps.

    Will a cutting guide fit my torch?icon-minus-redicon-plus-red

    Most guides grip the body of the torch in a holder, often with a bush and set screws, so the torch body size and shape matter. A holder made for one torch design may not suit another.

    Before choosing, check the guide's stated compatibility against your torch model and measure the part of the torch that sits in the holder if in doubt. Do not overtighten set screws on the torch body. Our team can help you check a fit.

    Should I drag the torch on the plate or hold it off the work when using a guide?icon-minus-redicon-plus-red

    It depends on the torch and the current. Many torches allow the nozzle to be dragged lightly on the metal at lower currents, while higher currents need a set standoff height or a drag shield, a separate cap that lets the torch rest on the metal safely.

    A guide with wheels or a drag shield makes it easier to keep a steady height. Always check your torch manual before dragging the bare nozzle, as doing it wrongly can damage the consumables.

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