Another plasma component...

thefabricator03 wrote: 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.

I'm glad the floating head worked out for you. Don't forget I will need to add the time making one of them to the 10 minutes...

No eBay APP ID and/or Cert ID defined in Kunena configurationYeah 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

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.

phillc54 wrote:

thefabricator03 wrote: 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.

I'm glad the floating head worked out for you. Don't forget I will need to add the time making one of them to the 10 minutes...

I've got some plans I could sell you

rodw wrote: I've got some plans I could sell you

HaHa, I just told the missus I didn't know how to make one...

phillc54 wrote:

rodw wrote: I've got some plans I could sell you

HaHa, I just told the missus I didn't know how to make one...

If you don't tell them in the first place you don't have a problem. :laugh:

Some pics of the table. Excuse the cables drooping everywhere, like I said earlier there is a lot of tidying up to do.

The two drums hold a total of 60 litres and the water is pumped up with air pressure and drains with gravity. As you can see I am pressed for room in the single vehicle garage. Cutting will be done outside so the table will be filled and drained for each session. It takes about 2 minutes to fill and about three to drain.

I have gone against the majority recommendation and directly wired the torch switch to the 7i96, it is only switching 18V and I have faith in PCW's design (plus a few spare inputs). So far so good.