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Makes sense to me. I will definitely account for it when we get to the slats. Homebuilt Burner, Our water table that we are building is 4" deep. I originally wanted it 5" deep, but had to compromise to get it as wide as I possibly could without having to do any extensive welding. We had a...

I think the way that we are planning on putting the slats, we should have a 1/2" or so of clearance, but may I ask why you suggest that? Just curious.

Did some more reading. Apparently it is the aluminum-lithium alloys that cause the issues. Never used that alloy nor have heard of it before, but we have warning labels posted all over our current plasma table.

It cost us $216 for materials, and were able to get it broke for free. We are using 6' x 12' x 10 gauge sheet for a finished table size of 64" x 126" x 4" deep. We will add a drain pipe with ball valve and water hose fitting, as well. The water table makes a world of difference on cutting...

Thanks for the update, Ovrrdrive. Your build has definitely helped my students and me in our 5 x 10 build. I agree with you that the help from Tom has been invaluable. At his recommendation, we are going with the "Fully Automated" kit and will order our plasma from Hypertherm with the RS485...

Thanks! I may be hitting you with some more questions down the line. We are building a 5' x 10' table for a school project. Just finished the frame and now working on getting the rails in place.

Good looking table, Ovrrdrive! Is there anyway you could post a few pics of how the gear rails attach under the CRS? Thanks in advance!