Hello,
My name is Martin de Roode and i have made a CNC plasma cutter.
on my site
It's a very easy to make and also cheap ( i'm a dutch man :-)
I hope that a lot of hobby people can learn somthing from me.
Greetings, Martin de Roode ( please don't say it's spam. I just want to share my great hobby )
.Hey Martin,
Looks very good!! Your spot welds look better than a full bead I try to make!!
I couldn't get the video to show the machine in action. Don't know why, and didn't really try very hard, but..............
Take care.
Brian Lawson, Bothwell, Ontario, Canada.
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Primitive in an intelligent way! -> Bookmarked.
Nick
Very nice project!
This is hugely impressive. Very nice project.
iI have a 4' by 4' table - and a plasma cutter.
The cutout you did was very nice indeed.
You might want to protect the lead screw with a rubber boot (balloon - long thin ones the clowns make animals from. That will keep the balls and dust of metal from attaching and locking up the threads.
Well done in concept.
Mart> Hello,
Wow- that is inspirational. Thank you, Martin. You are right: it is a great hobby.
-Carl
I'm planning on making a CNC plama cutter my self. You said "cheap" How cheap was it. I've been telling people I could do it for $2500. That includes about $1200 for a new plasma cutter. I run an ESAB SXE where I work and am finding all sorts of things I could make and sell if only I didn't have to do what the boss wants me to do. I'm a machinist and also have an associates degree in electronics so I'm confident I can pull it off too. I'm at library now and only have time to download your pages to view at home later Rosco
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