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    plasma cutter work on kitchen metal

    How well does a plasma cutter work on kitchen metal? I remember trying to drill the stuff a while ago and it's was crazy hard!!!

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    It will cut it just fine.

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    Quote Originally Posted by bradler451 View Post
    How well does a plasma cutter work on kitchen metal? I remember trying to drill the stuff a while ago and it's was crazy hard!!!
    Okay, I've been around awhile and never heard this term. What is kitchen metal?

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    He's probably talking about stainless thats my guess anyway.

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    Kitchen metal? What is that.

    More like stainless , yes it will work with plasma.

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    Plasma cutters work great on stainless!!
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    Most likely i am talking about stainless in the construction field they install this metal in commercial kitchen and referr to the metal as kitchen metal so idk but that would make sense we will stick to stainless was just wondering if some metals are harder to cut then others???

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    It’s probably 316 stainless steel in a commercial kitchen, I have used my plasma cutter to cut 316 and 304 stainless and it cuts it like a hot knife through butter.

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    well thats a plus if i ever get in a jam again with that stuff ugh

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