Used my Primeweld Cut60 and Langmuir Systems Crossfire to cut a monogram, beginner project

Used my Primeweld Cut60 and Langmuir Systems Crossfire to cut a monogram, beginner project.
I have owned the Langmuir crossfire XL about 1 week. The first project I made was a round flange and then jumped up to this monogram. I have been wanting to get the Pro table but say this Crossfire for sale used and thought it was a good idea to begin learning.
I am very new to Fusion and Fire Control so sometimes I do things the long ways and then see a short cut while watching youtube video.

[@stevesrt8]

Nice! You’ll have some fun with that!

[@cutweldngrind]

The software defeated me last year and now I'm ready to build stuff.

[@cutweldngrind]

I have owned the table about a week and learning has been interesting. I hit a few speed bumps and managed to get over them. As of today I have made 2 mono grams, 3 small signs and a flange. I have cut 18g mild steel and 11g Aluminum and both materials gave great results using this combo of equipment.

[@Paulman50]

That's cool, I started building one about 2 1/2 years ago but haven't finished it yet.

[@cutweldngrind]

I wanted to build my own as a 4x8 would be an ideal size but never tried it. I have seen people upgrade this table to a 25" x 50" using a longer screw. I have lots of learning to do.

[@davescreations68]

Nice table, i have the same one except with the xl kit and the torch height controller.

[@cutweldngrind]

I always wanted a plasma table but could not afford the PRO with THC. I downloaded fusion over a year ago and was a challenge that I quit trying. One day I was searching online and found this table and bought it for a learning curve. I have actually been improving at fusion and a THC would be an awesome addition. I might buy some sheets of 3/16 this week to try building a few projects I have in mind. Thanks

[@BigLou956]

That's a nice tool to have...👍👍

[@cutweldngrind]

It's cool for sure, and hope to build things as soon as I start getting sheet metal. 11 guage sheets are 160 and 14g are 106 which are more expensive than I remember.

[@BigLou956]

@cutweldngrind2752 yeah prices are ridiculously expensive everywhere

[@pacojerte_ati]

Looks pretty cool. Was it difficult to learn

[@cutweldngrind]

Software's are a bit tricky. I tried Fusion360 last year and gave up. I came back and after 2 or 3 days I was making stuff with no errors. KZbin and forum had alot of information to guide me.

[@randychristensen8766]

😎 *Promosm*