I don't remember but it would not have been that much. A 150 mm 16mm ballscrew, a piece of 15mm linear rail and a couple of carriages I got second hand unused from a guy off ebay and some magnets. I used 60mm x 6mm aluminium flat bar for the Z cos it would fit in my little milling vice on my manual SX3. I think the backing plate for the Y was 160mm x 12mm ally flat bar.
I spent a lot of time milling the part the ballscrew nut is mounted to only to find you can buy them premade! But it was also an exercise in getting more confident with my milling machine. Boring the hole for the torch and slitting it was fun and it worked out nice. Most of the machining was drilling holes and tapping (the SX3 has a tapping mode).
The only things I'd change might be:
1. omit the Z axis min limit switch as it never gets hit with material on the table (or swap the striker plate and switch around)
2. Use a mechanical microswitch for the breakaway as the prox sensor sticks out the back ( it is rare to trigger it)
3. Possibly use a planetry gearbox reduction gear for the X axis drive. The bearings supporting the pinion are not cheap.
4. Review the magnetic breakaway. Its probably better to use 3 larger magnets for easier alignment.
I can sell you the plans BTW complete with provision for a Scribe