3d printing has its place in protyping . Lasting parts are not that place. My first 3d printer was made with some 3d printed parts. Once I had proof of concept, those parts were replaced with milled parts

I would change the end that connects with the post.. scrap what you have just put an 1/2" hole. Then, connect a short chain with a using an eye bolt. Wrap the chain around the bolt then back to eye bolt.

Still forgetting to ground 😅

My dopamine levels would hit sky high in a workshop like that 😍😅😅

🤣🤣🤣🤣 killed me on this one 😂

You’re a great guy. But you do silly things. You know you need a Thc from the first video you tested the machine. The amount of metal sheet you ruined would have paid for your Thc 😅 come on, I want to see you succeed. Stop shooting yourself in the foot cause the “talent” you have is unique. By the way don’t have adhd? Just because the skills you represent and learnt by yourself is a different level I hope you understand that :) I’m planning to do similar in 2025 (about to relocate my life first) Look into powder coating as well. It can give a boost on your prices and let you produce better quality in some instances. Anyway I signed up :)

hi thanks for the cool video. you show what I am looking for. but maybe do you know where I can buy this one? I really want to buy it but I can't find it on google. FYI I live in Germany.

1. Fix your level issue, 2. Use a piece of broom handle to hold the metal down when it is warping . We used down to 20ga, See 3D Metal Pop Art Derrick

I just had to point out... at 5:29 ferrule connectors are not meant to be used that way. Ferrules are mostly used for screw terminals. Normally the screw will kind of smash/flatten out the wire strands and can end up with a weak connection on a few stands. Ferrules give a good solid connection to lock in. Ferrules are not intended to be soldered onto a connection. Typically the wire itself is soldered on, and ideally some heatshrink is then slide over to cover the exposed areas.

East wood 4x4 verse cut 40 with machine is around 4500$ delivered Once you put it together you’ll be cutting the next day or same day really depends if the thing shows up in the morning or afternoon

Whats with the English subtitles if you speak English.

You wouldn't happen to have a link to the drag chain connecting end, would you? I have been looking for one I can print because I am not the best with fusion360.

I had exactly the same problems with that z-axis, even with 3d printed parts bought from JD's. I finally gave up and bought a complete 100 mm linear actuator on Amazon and devised an ohmic sensor for it.

It is nearly always less expensive in the grand scheme of things to purchase a piece of equipment outright IF you already have the business OR purchase a used one which is operating.

Please share stepper motor details

how often u change belts ?

This video was super duper helpful thank!!

If Someone let you use their tools is because you earned it , Good luck!!!

Honestly ... in about two months of having it up and running you could pretty much pay for the machine (machine) if you had some customer base to launch on. Then. Use the Xfire to help build the next one larger and more customized to your shop needs.

I see you've been tackling a lot of issues with your plasma table. Given the time and effort it takes to build and set it up properly, do you think it might be better to just buy a quality, lower-end unit instead? Your videos are great.

Thanks! Appreciate your time !

What size air compressor is needed ? Cfm, gallons, duty cycle, voltage?

Thank you for a great video. I am going to make these.

Awesome video my man! My thoughts are exactly the same as your end summary thoughts. The small extra cost of buying one with support will get your business going wayyy faster and put your time into growing the business. Keep up the great work!

Nice

I like it. I have always wanted a table. Mostly for myself and fab work I like to do. Watching yours and JDs videos has me thinking I may just try to make my own.

How tight is the tolerances on those holes? Is the laser cnc precise enough or you need to finish the holes?

Awesome channel... subscribed.... I'm from Bangladesh...I also make a diy plasma CNC from my wood CNC. I'm working on it... Bought a 65A plasma cutter and 200 leter air compressor...Does my air compressor work well during whole cutting process?

Hey mate, how did you get your RHS Y axis to work with the LHS? Did you require an additional stepper motor on RHS, and if so did this require an extra driver or did you just run both motors off same driver? Did you just basically use the same parts and flip them around on the RHS?

Great video. You forgot to account for your own time searching for parts, travel to store for buying parts, build time etc etc.

Comment up or hit like to grow this man's business 👍

great work bud, amazing how important that water is huh lol

Great video

If I had one piece of advice for anyone building or buying a plasma table....... THC is a must! I'm surprised langmuir offers it as an upgrade.

Sales Taxes are typically reported and paid either monthly or quterly and if not paid on term they fine you a bit well at least the do here in Ga,

Great info ! 👍🏻🤜🏻🍺✌🏻

I bought the jdgarage thc for $160, since then I bought the langumire crossfire pro and never used the thc, If you want it let me know $100 plus shipping. I started with the JDG small table then built a 5x10, but with growing my business I had to have something more reliable. I enjoyed the process and learning everything, I just couldn't afford to have the down time. When I have time ill get back to my 5x10 table one day.

I like you build it is very nice. Maybe you can help me, I have my table all built and am adding the z axis i have it all done but in the plans it says before you go on you should go into troubleshooting and push the switch to see it trigger the z axis, mine wont do it but those 2 wires go to p22 and a ground on the board, i can put a ohm meter on those 2 and push the switch and it shows it work. Don't know what I'm doing wrong?

Good video. Your instagram username is outdated in your description.

Congratulations, dude .I hope one day you will also make parts for Lockheed, General Motors and Electromotive.

awesome video

First Comment! Thanks for the video.

Thank you kindly. Just what my little ladies need ;)

I was going to say, I was going to build my own, but dollar to cents, I spent 1 day setting up my Langmuir Pro, and made over 3k the next day in use. Had I done it your way I would have spent days fabricating the new table. Which if anything went wrong I would have had to trouble shoot myself. So if i took that savings minus having the unit in service an extra day or two, Certainly was better to just buy the Langmuir, than build my own, and I already had the servos, linear controls etc. Also your machine didn't appear to be a complete apples to apples comparison, was yours belt driven or did it use the same linear motion setup like the Langmuir? I am all for building my own stuff, but sometimes the time sink spent developing it just isn't worth it in the end.

What cutting program do you use?

Excellent video! Exactly what every video in the world should be like. Straight to the point, and frigging awesome instructions. Thank you!

Brooo congratulations!!! This is super exciting! I remember when you started this whole journey your goal was to make $100 off of KZbin and now look at where you are at. Super proud of you man and am ecstatic for what lies ahead for you!

This was great! Thank you