How should the workpiece be positioned when cutting with oxyfuel equipment?

Positioning the workpiece so that you are comfortable when cutting is essential for both safety and precision. If a workpiece is at a height or angle that forces the operator into an awkward position, it can lead to fatigue and reduce control over the cutting equipment. Comfort allows the operator to maintain a stable posture, which is critical for achieving clean, accurate cuts and minimizing the risk of accidents.

While it might seem practical to cut at eye level or at a 45-degree angle, those positions can lead to discomfort if they do not align with the operator's natural working posture. Similarly, cutting close to the ground might make the task physically demanding and less accurate. Prioritizing comfort helps ensure that the operator can focus on the quality of the cut and maintain proper techniques throughout the process.