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05-01-2005, 03:43 AM
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if i water-cooled my torch holder, instead of the torch itself, think it would help any? i'm designing my plamsaCNC torch holder out of a solid piece of aluminum. instead of cutting excess material away, i could drill water passages into the 'extra material' and cycle cold water through. -anthony  |
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