Making Changes/UPGRADES to my DIY CNC PLASMA TABLE

[@CALDues]

Yup, on the road hoping a place with a restroom is coming along soon and then you started playing rain music while topin her off! Hose pipes spraying, buckets filling, bottles squeezing, Dang! Almost had an accident 🤐. Looking forward to more updates, upgrades, and projects. Thanks

[@ryanmacewen511]

Cool man, I dig it! I found your channel looking into the Hobart 210 MVP. lol. It's still in the box, but I did finally get my bottles of gas. Amazon, go figure. I like your plasma build. Im tempted to build something for myself. I think your channel is awesome. Please keep it up!

[@TheOffRoadCorner]

Thanks man! That’s 210mvp is a great machine. I’ve been happy with mine for sure. Thanks for watching!

[@djeteks]

Cost of build vs money & time spent producing products. I am considering changing my CNC router table to a plasma. How much space to you typically use area wise for making parts?

[@TheOffRoadCorner]

It kinda depends on what you want to use it for. If your business is metal art/signs I’d say 3’ by 3’ would work for most parts. Now if you wanted to cut out bumper parts and have a continuous plate from one side to the other you’d need and less 5’ on one axis. Most of what I cut is 18” squares but I haven’t got into production of parts or large customer orders. 4’ by 5’ works for me right now