CNC Plasma cutters, DIY, building info and guide

I have a plasma welder from them. As a beginner i gave them a mail... And very good reaction and support. Was impressed.
They also do some youtubes.. And some of them show their goods quite detailed described.
Mike

i own one of these plasmas , they are a great value for money.
wrote them for a defect on the torch as installed it wrong, got insta reply from them and i got my torch replaced immediately .
Also the 5 year warranty , and support from them is awesome.
so everyone considering to get a cheap but yet good quality and functional plasma you should really consider Stahlwerk .
regards,
Shpat

Hello community.
I wanted to see an alternative of a Hyprterm 45A plasma machine to a more economical one, obviously not Chinese and that can connect with my THCAD-10 table. Is it the only thing I need to build my plasma table?

If I started reading that, and the materials I have are:
Hwin 20mm linear rails and hwin skates.
7i96 Mesa.
Thcad - 10.
Infrared sensors.
Nema 23 motor.
Driver Tb6600.
18 tooth pulleys.
and 15mm wide belts.
Intel nuc i3 pc with linux 2.8.
24v power supply.
3mm thick metal structure 2.6mx1.5m.

I read that the plasma must be low frequency so as not to interfere, I see that most have hypertherm plasma but I am looking for something cheaper and that I can connect to my card.

Hi! "some" time has passed so I would like to ask how did the Stahlwerk Cut 100 work out as a CNC plasma cutter power source?

Kind regards/Stefan