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Some videos and pictures of things I’ve cut recently on the 4×4 scratch built plasma. Lots more on the way.
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A plasma cutter is a new type of thermal cutting machine for metal fabrication, which uses working gas and plasma arc with high-speed & high-temperature as the heat source to melt the metal locally, and blow away the molten metal with high-speed airflow at the same time to form a narrow plasma cut seams.
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Some videos and pictures of things I’ve cut recently on the 4×4 scratch built plasma. Lots more on the way.
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What’s up guys! Here is a overview video on how I built my CNC plasma cutter. I’m planning on doing several more detailed videos on this subject, but I wanted to start off with a cliffhanger to get some buzz going.
For the cutter itself I used the YesWelder Cut-55DS, if you want to purchase anything from the YesWelder website you can use Coupon code “Strange” at checkout for 10% off your purchase.
I’m running the controller from Mach3 via a parallel port, and I’m generating my G-code from Fusion360.
Setting up a CNC controller:
Building a metal CNC structure:
All of my hardware was purchased from eBay:
Sain Smart 5 axis CNC breakout board
external drivers
NEMA23 stepper motors (twin shaft)
8MM pillow block bearings
8MM flexible shaft couplers
8MM ACME screw (47″ long)
Steel is 2X2 angle, and 2X2 tubing for the legs, with 3″ swivel casters underneath. I did not build the bed yet, one thing at a time.
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What’s up guys! Here is a overview video on how I built my CNC plasma cutter. I’m planning on doing several more detailed videos on this subject, but I wanted to start off with a cliffhanger to get some buzz going. For the cutter itself I used the YesWelder Cut-55DS, if you want to purchase anything from the YesWelder website
Alpha CNC Plasma Cutter AP1325
upgraded version with faster speed 30m/min
www.alphacnc.com.au
[email protected]
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Alpha CNC Plasma Cutter AP1325 upgraded version with faster speed 30m/min www.alphacnc.com.au [email protected] source
Plasma Table Components: https://dflo.info/Plasma-Table
Plasma Cutters for CNC Tables: https://geni.us/Plasma-Cutters
Supplies & Equipment:
Common tools and supplies: https://dflo.info/Amazon
Social:
D-Flo’s Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/dr.dflo/
D-Flo’s Website: https://www.drdflo.com/
Video Description:
Building a CNC plasma cutter at home is as awesome as it sounds, albeit a little dangerous. Plasma can reach temperatures greater than 25,000C, and no metal in the path of this inferno stands a chance. In this build, Dr. D-Flo will show you how to control the motion of the plasma torch through linear actuators to achieve automated and precise cuts. This video will cover topics such as the operating principle of plasma cutters (high frequency versus low frequency plasma cutters), specialized components required for CNC plasma cutting like the floating head and water table, how to generate tool paths for plasma cutting, and many other topics.
This DIY plasma cutter (known as the LEAD plasma) is based off the OpenBuild’s LEAD Machine 1010 (Paid Link: https://geni.us/Lead-CNC). Dr. D-Flo received a BETA version of the lead plasma kit for review. Due to receiving the kit for free, this video is contains paid promotion, but Dr. D-Flo has used parts from OpenBuilds for several years now.
Extra Resources:
– Project page for this build: https://www.drdflo.com/pages/Projects/CNC-Plasma-Cutter.html
– CNC-compatible plasma cutters: https://www.drdflo.com/pages/Guides/Plasma-Cutters-For-CNC.html
Related Videos for Lead Machine Assembly:
Mechanical Assembly: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k12o0TdIp-s&t=678s
Electrical Assembly: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6LY1KcPJ4s4&t=3915s
Table of Contents:
00:00 – Intro
02:21 – Parts and Overview
03:57 – Mechanical Assembly
09:12 – Floating Head
11:12 – Stand Assembly
12:15 – Electrical Wiring
13:55 – Blackbox Motion Controller
15:31 – Firmware and Control Software
17:54 – Water Table
22:05 – High Frequency Noise
29:20 – Cutmaster 40
33:25 – OpenBuilds CAM
37:17 – Cutting Speeds
40:13 – Power and Air Requirements
44:19 – Fusion 360 CAM
49:39 – Heat Resistant Holder
51:03 – Cutting Fusion 360 Parts
53:00 – Projects
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Plasma Table Components: https://dflo.info/Plasma-Table Plasma Cutters for CNC Tables: https://geni.us/Plasma-Cutters Supplies & Equipment: Common tools and supplies: https://dflo.info/Amazon Social: D-Flo’s Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/dr.dflo/ D-Flo’s Website: https://www.drdflo.com/ Video Description: Building a CNC plasma cutter at home is as awesome as it sounds, albeit a little dangerous. Plasma can reach temperatures greater than 25,000C, and no metal in the path of this inferno
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A step by step explanation of how to use the Langmuir Crossfire Pro CNC plasma table. In this video I explain how to turn a $100 sheet of steel into $800 or more. There will be more of these videos to come, so make sure you subscribe so you can follow along. Thanks for watching and don’t forget to bid on the plasma cut YouTube button made in this video!
Email me with any questions… [email protected]
-Check out https://store.langmuirsystems.com/?aff=25 for more info and pricing on all they’re products.
-Check out https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A5bc9c3S12g to learn more about Fusion 360. This is a great place to start if you are interested in any kind of CNC work.
My videos using the CNC plasma table:
Amazon affiliate links for tools used in this video:
-Milwaukee 2″ die grinder: https://amzn.to/3ECRBeX
-Dewalt 4″ angle grinder: https://amzn.to/3OtODxL
-4″ cold chisel: https://amzn.to/37x9U9j
-Hobart 210 MVP mig welder: https://amzn.to/3EEiAGQ
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USE THIS LINK FOR A DISCOUNT ON YOUR LANGMUIR CROSSFIRE PRO PURCHASE!! https://store.langmuirsystems.com/discount/SPICERDESIGNS OR… PROMOCODE : SPICERDESIGNS A step by step explanation of how to use the Langmuir Crossfire Pro CNC plasma table. In this video I explain how to turn a $100 sheet of steel into $800 or more. There will be more of these videos to come, so
This video is the first in our series of videos “A Comprehensive Overview to CNC Plasma Cutting” and we hope you find some useful information in here to to make an informed decision on your CNC plasma purchases!
You all voted and so here’s the first video of (over a combined hour of) CNC plasma content! As we continue on with this series we will cover everything you want to know about CNC plasma table ownership such as, designing parts, how to quote jobs and make money, how to maintain your machine, and much more!
Thank you to ShopSabre for sponsoring this video! They did not tell us what we could or could not say, so all the opinions shared in this video are our own. We genuinely believe they make a great product and we have many positive things to say about them, as you’ve heard us say many times before.
Consider ShopSabre for your CNC needs:
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Chapters:
0:00 – Introduction
2:20 – The Basics of CNC Machines
5:20 – Thoughts on ShopSabre & DIY
8:01 – The Plasma Cutter
10:10 – What Is Our Computer
13:27 – Overview of Infrastructure
14:01 – The Air Compressor System
18:52 – Why Does Dry Air Matter?
22:23 – Q&A
Thanks for watching!
To inquire about a custom build we can help you bring to life, or to be a sponsor of the channel, shoot Tay an email at: [email protected]
Filmed and Hosted by: Tay Whiteside
Featuring: Wyatt Allen
Edited by: Walker Hooper
Music Licensed from Artlist.io
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Any technique or methodology shown in this video is purely for entertainment and informational purposes only. Lift Arc Studios and their associated craftsmen are not liable for any injury or damage to your shop or surrounding areas you man incur while trying to emulate these builds. Remember, be safe, have fun, work smart!
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This video is the first in our series of videos “A Comprehensive Overview to CNC Plasma Cutting” and we hope you find some useful information in here to to make an informed decision on your CNC plasma purchases! You all voted and so here’s the first video of (over a combined hour of) CNC plasma content! As we continue on