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Are you guys doing water tables? If you are have you narrowed down your rust inhibitors? I'm thinking borox, mold/algae killer and water. If you are you doing a water table are you doing a semi automated fill level? I had an idea of doing a relay that is controlled by a mini float switch that...

I just want to post this is little psa since there seems to be quite a few folks doing plasma cutters. I contacted Everlast a couple of days ago about upgrade the s45 torch clone to a machine torch for cnc use. I was quickly shot down and told that I would blow up my little machine and that...

I've been doing the wide open on the amps and adjusting the travel speed. I think this will mess with fine detail but be ok 90% of the time. When I trained on water jet and commercial plasma tables we would enter the material type and thickness and adjust the torch components and let it rip...

Since I'm in the same boat with you guys just a different design, how are you going about your feeds and speeds. I've doing test cuts for the last few days and trying to dial stuff in, but it's still a long process. I'm also encountering an issue where on large circles it has slight pause on...

So jealous, we have two small Amada presses, but they are older than myself.

I know I have posted to this thread in over a year😂, and I know it's probably got one foot in the ground but I have been doing stuff. The little Honda got a handful of miles this summer and a few complements even though it's far from done. I also brought home another Japanese bike. I found an 81...

Any update?

I think my issue with aluminum is the dabbing and lifting the torch process, I'm a fan of walking the cup and doing a lay wire. I do stainless for a living, I find stainless to be consistent with a puddle that seems slightly less fluid than steel especially when walking the cup which you don't...

Bullet proof picture frame?

I don't know how wiring you have with the setup you're going for but these little connectors I got off of Amazon are pretty slick and they're cheap. You lift the levers slide your wire in and close the lever.

Just call up piranha and get on the list for a refurb unit

The stainless will slowly rust on the bottom side from being contact with steel.

Here's what I have so far, don't mind the mess it's small room with a lot of tools crammed in it. I'm working on the control cabinet right now. I have a little welding left and to form the cable trays at work and then it's a bunch of little hardware left to order.

I'm looking forward to this, I've got the same relays for mine. I'm in the wiring process and testing a new gantry design. If all goes well this weekend I will be up and moving soon.

Thats cool and all but there is a whole lot of nopes about that. That's gonna kill someone

I'm glad you like it and it got to you on time. I had originally planned to make you a similar one out of stainless at work but we are so backed up I wasn't sure how long it would take for the waterjet department to get it cut.

JGwinn knocked it out of the park on this one. A couple nifty little carry knives, never have too many, various scales and other tools. But the best is this 'How To Run A Lathe' book from south bend from the 40's. Seriously friggin cool.

I do that all the time, I love them. Cheap and easy to make

Here's mine on top of the tree, I tried to use my gravity manipulator and it flipped everything. Tomorrow I'll let you know about the goods when I find out.