CNC Plasma Table Assembly and First Cuts!

[@jmangus83]

I did the same not long ago, bought the crossfire pro. I love it. It's been a massive undertaking to figure out all the software and designing, and combination of plasma settings to get the quality of cut just right. But I love it and it is fun to learn

[@DJsHotRodFab]

Same here man. It's a great tool, but lots to learn.

[@jamescole3152]

I wish they had stainless upgrade for the slats.

[@DJsHotRodFab]

@@jamescole3152 me too

[@cutweldngrind]

I have the Primweld Cut60 and its been great for me. I am looking for a table but not having a shop/garage is holding me back on my purchase. I do have a rental home that needs lots of repairs and been thinking on installing table in living room and just wait for house to fall down. Great video.

[@DJsHotRodFab]

😂 Thanks for the positive feedback on the machine. I hope you can get into a garage of some sort. I've worked in a few 2 car garages.

[@bradshaw106]

Now that you have had it for awhile, do you think the torch height adjustment would be worth the extra money? Currently an extra 550$ Or does the manual adjustment work ok?

[@georgeraines8514]

Good job still putting my table together any tips pass it on thanks

[@DJsHotRodFab]

It's been too long since I put mine together. I remember it wasn't too bad. What upgrades did you get if any?

[@nhellman84]

Very cool man!

[@DJsHotRodFab]

Thanks

[@JohnWheels]

So sick! Someday I hope I can afford one of those. Happy for you brother 😀👨‍🏭

[@DJsHotRodFab]

Thanks man. It's been on my list for tools for quite some time.

[@uwuweewee]

You can't come up with $500 bucks to make a little cnc?

[@JohnWheels]

@@uwuweewee Damn man, not everyone is made of money like you.

[@jmangus83]

That should help big time in part fabrication once you get everything dialed in

[@DJsHotRodFab]

For sure

[@jmangus83]

One more thing, you can program the machine to cut past the entry point by a few thousandths to get rid of that nub

[@DJsHotRodFab]

Ya I figured that out. Thanks

[@ralphzavala8757]

I put mine together last year from sitting for 3 years but now fraustrated on where to go to start i already downloaded their program i heard its a lot of learning not including air pressure and all that

[@DJsHotRodFab]

I feel ya. My biggest hurdle was learning the CAD, CAM stuff through fusion 360 and also getting it to work on the machine. It's a huge learning process and your not gonna get it in the first shot. I used the crossfire forum and instructions a bunch and still do. I don't use it a ton, but it takes a few projects to get used to using it and even then I am still learning things every time I use it.

[@ralphzavala8757]

@@DJsHotRodFab i am thinking of selling it not getting what I paid for but going with the arc droid cnc were you trace anything and it’ll do it for you i think thats what it is arc droid small screen and it’s red and small

[@DJsHotRodFab]

@@ralphzavala8757 I tried to buy an Arcdroid when I bought this and the Arcdroids were sold out. I would still like to have one.

[@ralphzavala8757]

@@DJsHotRodFab true debating on still getting one while I learn on the langmuir