Another plasma component...

Phill

Good work!

Thank you for all the work you put in on developing the Plasmac Branch now part of Master. You have profoundly changed the LinuxCNC plasma world. If the rest of world knew about PlasmaC there would be no demand for any Mach based plasma controls or LCNC adaptions of Mach controls.

John

phillc54 wrote:

John,

Thank you for the kind words and also for all your help ironing out the early bugs. It is and has been an enjoyable experience.

Cheers, Phill.

Amazing work and even more amazing that you enjoyed the expereince!

Thanks for all your hard work and incorporating so many features from so many ideas, there is so much IP embedded into Plasmac it is really amazing.

I just want to say a big Thank You to Phill for all his efforts in PlasmaC but especially his work with the air scribe,

I got my scribe floating head assembly made today and I was able to make this sign for my wife,

thefabricator03 wrote:

I just want to say a big Thank You to Phill for all his efforts in PlasmaC but especially his work with the air scribe,

I got my scribe floating head assembly made today and I was able to make this sign for my wife,

What a creep Just kidding

phillc54 wrote:

Stefan, that is cool but I wish you hadn't posted that pic, my wife just added another todo onto my list...

Sorry Phill, I was just excited to show of how well it worked.

If it is any consolation it scribed and cut out in under 10 minutes, should be a quick task to check off.

Yeah I did not factor that into the time,

If I could build it again I would not use the $800 ram I brought since you dont need that much down pressure. I would use one of these www.ebay.com.au/itm/Pneumatic-Screwed-20...?hash=item4642506738

connected to a 15mm linear rail with a small floating head attached that would hold the scribe.

It really does not take much pressure at all for the scribe to do its thing.