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Eastwood VERSA-CUT User Manual

Eastwood VERSA-CUT
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VERSA-CUT
4' X 4' CNC PLASMA TABLE
ASSEMBLY AND OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS
Item #66726
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Eastwood VERSA-CUT Specifications

General IconGeneral
Amperage Range20-40 A
Input PhaseSingle Phase
Weight21 lbs
Gas TypeCompressed Air
Frequency50/60 Hz
Cutting Capacity3/8 in
Cable Length6 ft
Warranty3 years

Summary

Limited Warranty Statement

Warranty Period

Details the duration of the warranty for materials, workmanship, and defects.

Warranty Coverage Conditions

Outlines the requirements for obtaining warranty service, including contacting Eastwood.

Warranty Repair Process

Explains Eastwood's procedure for determining and executing warranty repairs.

Freight Costs for Warranty

Specifies that the purchaser is responsible for shipping costs to and from Eastwood.

Warranty Limitations

Defines the scope of liability and exclusions for Eastwood's warranty.

Specifications

Included Parts and Hardware

Component Listing

Comprehensive list of all parts, hardware, and accessories included with the CNC plasma table.

General Safety Information

Read Instructions Before Use

Emphasizes thoroughly reading and understanding the manual before operating the equipment.

CNC Plasma Cutting Glossary

Uncrating and Assembly

Plasma Table Setup

Location Requirements

Guidance on selecting an appropriate, safe, and well-ventilated area for the table.

Connecting Eastwood Versa-Cut 40

Instructions for connecting the compatible Eastwood Versa-Cut 40 Plasma Cutter to the table.

Connecting Third-Party Plasma Cutters

Plasma Torch Mounting

Waterbed Operation

CNC Cut Controller Operation Guide

Control Panel Physical Controls

Main Cut Screen Interface

Main Cut Screen Display Description

Detailed explanation of the elements and functions displayed on the main operating screen.

Shape Library (F1)

File Management (F2)

Part Options (F3)

Machine Setups (F4)

System Settings (within F4)

Configuration of machine limits, stepper motor settings, and other system parameters.

Plasma Settings (within F4)

Specific settings related to plasma cutting parameters and torch height control.

Control Menu (F5)

Diagnose Menu (F5)

Zoom Function (F6)

Manual Movement (F7)

Cut Screen During Operation

Description of Cut Screen Displays

Explanation of the dynamic elements and status indicators shown during active cutting.

Equipment Maintenance

Troubleshooting Common Issues

Controller Power Issues

Addresses problems with the control unit not powering on.

Plasma Arc Initiation Failures

Solutions for when the plasma arc fails to initiate correctly.

Intermittent Plasma Arc Issues

Troubleshooting for a plasma arc that repeatedly stops or breaks during cutting.

Poor Cut Quality Solutions

Diagnosing and resolving problems related to the quality of the cut.

Poor Dimensional Accuracy

Addressing inconsistencies in the dimensions of the cut parts.

Limit Alarms and USB Errors

Resolving issues with random limit alarms and USB drive detection.

Quick Start Guides

Cutting Library Shapes

Step-by-step process for selecting and cutting pre-loaded shapes.

Utilizing Demo Mode

Methods for running simulations and testing cut paths without activating the plasma.

G-Code File Creation with Fusion 360

Image to DXF Conversion for Cutting

Recovering Incomplete or Failed Cuts

Handling Mid-Cut Interruptions

Procedures for restarting a cut that was stopped before completion.

Restarting Post-Program Cuts

Steps to resume cutting after the program has finished prematurely.

Adjusting Settings During Cutting

Machine Settings Determination

Replacement Parts

Cut 40 Consumables

Optional and Additional Items

Recommended Accessories for R&D

List of essential accessories recommended for research and development use.

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