That would be fantastic if it can be done. I am just starting to explore different ways to program the machine.

Thank you for your interest. This can be modified for rectangle tube. We are working on plans but are a ways away from putting them up for sale. We will reach out when the time comes.

Thank you for your interest. This can be modified for rectangle tube. We are working on plans but are a ways away from putting them up for sale. We will reach out when the time comes.

Thank you for your interest. What country are you in?

Hello! A square tube processor will be put on the web site in a couple weeks. Unfortunately, we don't ship to England. That said, I am wondering, if we offered plans so you could build your own machine, is that something you would consider purchasing, if the price were right?

@@PhoenixRailIron I would say that it was interesting for either a full set of plans included a comprehensive bill of materials and parts list required including your recommended source of linear slides, bearings, any gears, rack, belts, Mach3/4? motors, drives, BOB, software etc. Don't forget in Europe we prefer metric. I would assume that making the chuck is probably the more technical part of the build for most people even if it takes advantage of laser cut parts where DXF files would be helpful. Or a stage 1 set of drawings and helpful DXF files for the construction and let the customer sort their own 4 axis motion control system out.

@@del00ze Thank you for the input! It is really appreciated. I prefer the metric system too! It will be easy to provide both. Stay tuned... there may be a set of plans available shortly.

I build these to order. This particular one is purpose built for 4x4 tube steel. It uses Sheetcam as a post processor. Is this something you would like to have in your shop?

@@PhoenixRailIron can one machine do many different material profiles? I am interested in one that can do handrail pipe all the way to stair channel stringers etc

@@anotherdumbwelder6219 yes, we can configure a machine to meet your needs. Go to our web site at www.phoenixrailandironllc.com/ , the go to the bottom of the page and click "contact". Send me a quick message so I have your contact information, then we can start a conversation regarding how we can meet your needs. Thanks!

There is a cassette, of sorts, at the front of the machine (just behind the plasma torch). There is a different cassette for each size pipe. It isn't the most efficient setup, but it works very well, and is very inexpensive, if you only process one or two sizes of tube.

Fantastic idea for simplifying over an adjustable jaw, I have a cnc plasma table so I could make cassette inserts and a universal carrier. Thank you for the reply!

@@NorthernFabandMachineLLC it's even easier if you are just processing pipe. Check out this video. kzbin.info/www/bejne/n5eadaWYebt_nZI

Yes, sheetcam generates all of the gcode, including the rotary axis. ...and, yes, I have built all of this equipment.