Main Cut Screen During Cutting - Eastwood VERSA-CUT Assembly And Operating Instructions Manual

MAIN CUT SCREEN DURING CUTTING

(FIG 43) and (FIG 44) show the screen options displayed while cutting is in progress at different stages of the cut. (FIG 43) is supplement to (FIG 29),
it highlights displays/options that are changed while cutting is in progress. These are defined on the next page.
(FIG 45) is the prompt window that pops up when you attempt to restart the cut off the cut path. It asks you to select how the torch should return to the
stop point.
Only Return simply returns the torch to the last point on the part path, then the Start button can be used to continue the cut.
Cutting Return will ignite the arc at the torch's current location and cut a direct path to the last point on the part path and automatically continue the rest of
the program. This can be a great option for restarting a cut because you can effectively create a lead in to reduce roughness where the program was paused.
However, in some circumstances there may not be enough space to use this option without damaging another part of the workpiece.
Offset Cutting will move the last point on the part path to the current location of the torch. Essentially, wherever the torch lies it will shift the coordinate system
such that the last path point is moved to the current torch location and cutting will continue from there. This option is not as useful as the others unless your plate
has physically shifted.
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