Plasma CNC Laser Shield

[@Shrubtastic]

Nice design! I might give this a go on my machine.

[@peteadams8507]

Great video, like the design. I was curious to size air comprrssor you were using? I am just setting up my crossfire, any reccomendations for air compressor size / output? Thanks Pete

[@bigirish4886]

hi do you care to sell or share the STL files and cut sections of the rubber shield

[@dillrepair]

Yes please, this seems to be a very effective design I haven’t looked on the forums yet

[@compulsivediy8036]

STLs for the 3D printed component are on: www.printables.com/model/720570-langmuir-systems-crossfire-hypertherm-machine-torc/files

[@compulsivediy8036]

STLs for the 3D printed components are on: www.printables.com/model/720570-langmuir-systems-crossfire-hypertherm-machine-torc/files

[@bigirish4886]

Thanks for posting the files have fun

[@dillrepair]

@@compulsivediy8036 thank you much for sharing… if can ask for more could you share the cad model too I’d like to try and modify it for my hand torch

[@dillrepair]

Are you on the Langmuir forums at all? I second the question about the stl, and also, the design is great, I’m assuming you kind of have to put the lasers inside the shroud but does this get the lenses all dirty and full of stuff?

[@compulsivediy8036]

Yes they have to be inside, otherwise you would have to have large arms holding then far away. They get wet if the torch is off the work at the end of the cut, which depends on many factors. They stay surprisingly clean during cutting. I thought the lenses would get sandblasted in there but they don't. I use scrap pieces of sheet Al to reduce splashing in general in a small garage.