I need some help with figuring out my cut quality problem(s). I called Plasmacam a few months ago and they helped me troubleshoot a major issue which seemed to have resolved for the most part but my overall cut quality doesn't seem to be where it was. Originally, it appeared my problem was due to belt slipping which seemed to have fixed the first issue of cuts being made inconsistent to my drawing (or appeared to have moved around on the table vs the drawing) but I feel like it's still a slight issue?
Now my newest issue that I can't seem to fix is inconsistent thicknesses and the first cut doesn't always end or line up with the final cut. I'm also experiencing a blow out which never seemed to be an issue either. I've rechecked all my settings, I adjusted my pierce height, cut height, cut speed, etc... I can't seem to figure this one out. I just replaced my grates which I thought could have been the issue but evidently, it's not. I haven't changed the pulley but I've checked it and that doesn't seem to be out of sync. I fine tuned my cut speed about a year ago and was able to get very clean consistent lines (I'm still cutting the same stuff --16ga/80ipm/30amps for straight lines & letters/standard consumables -- everything used to turn out really nice so I don't know if it's a speed problem. I checked all the gears and greased them to make sure nothing is caught but so far it's been fine! I'm running out of ideas of what to check and fix.
Oh, one last thing, it also appears to be cutting at an angle. It seems to be pitched towards to back of the table. I'm using a hand torch and we've adjusted it to try and make sure it's level but there's just not enough space to fit a level or a square on there to make sure it's at the proper angle (any suggestions or tips would be great).
Running:
Hypertherm 30XP
Plasmacam Design Edge
- looks AWFUL!
A couple of loose screws on both sides of the gantry holding it all tight! 
Thank you so much for the kind words and the help.
