On this episode of Make It Kustom, I walk you through drawing a part in AutoCAD to CNC plasma cutting the part. This is meant to be a introduction to the process rather than a complete tutorial. Anyone can benefit from these basics and turn their napkin sketch into a finished part!
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On this episode of Make It Kustom, I walk you through drawing a part in AutoCAD to CNC plasma cutting the part. This is meant to be a introduction to the process rather than a complete tutorial. Anyone can benefit from these basics and turn their napkin sketch into a finished part! Shop merch and hammers here: https://www.japhandskustoms.com/shop If you’re
In this video JD goes over the 4’x4′ CNC plasma Cutting Table and why you need it for your shop!
MORE INFO: https://www.eastwood.com/eastwood-elite-4-x-4-cnc-plasma-table-with-cnc-cut-60-plasma-cutter.html?utm_source=youtube+&utm_medium=annotation+&utm_campaign=2022-06-23&utm_content=cnc+plasma+table+product+video+
Eastwood Elite 4′ x 4′ CNC Plasma Cutting Machine with FREE 60 Amp Plasma Cutter
This machine is designed for the professional cutting up to 3/8” plate all day or the small fabricator cutting a variety of materials and shapes. Combine the large 4′ x 4′ work surface with the robust welded frame design and this unit will handle sheets up to 1000 lbs., making it great for nearly any job. Included FREE is our Inverter Powered 60 amp plasma power supply that cuts cleanly through 3/8’ steel plate with unmatched accuracy, cut quality and reliability. It’s backed by a 1-year warranty and our lifetime tech support. Now is the time to start a new hobby, business, or expand your current business with another CNC table.
The Eastwood 4′ x 4′ CNC Plasma Cutting Table Features:
CNC Table operates on standard 120 volt AC input
60 Amp Plasma Cutter operates on 240 volt AC input
Intuitive interface with easy to use touch screen
CNC Controller makes it easy for beginners, yet has the features a pro requires
Dedicated CNC Controller so you don’t have to supply a laptop to operate the machine
Robust 3 axis stepper motors assure long life and accurate cuts
Heavy gauge welded frame design assures a rock-solid foundation
Rigid design for precise gantry movements and cutting accuracy
Long 23′ torch cable on CNC Table
Steel table construction holds 60.23 Gallons
Large Waterbed: 59.05″ X-Axis; 62.99 -Axis; 3.75″ Z-Axis
Torch travel is 49.2″ in both X-Axis and Y-Axis
Leveling feet for accurate height adjustment
Plasma Cutter has a 60% Duty Cycle at 63 Amps and 100% at 49 Amps
Includes everything to get started – all you need is a CAD file
Backed by Eastwood’s 1-year warranty
Precise Metal Cutting Accuracy
This innovative, affordable, Elite CNC Plasma Cutting Machine was designed and developed by Eastwood’s own R&D staff and tested in-house on the same type of real-life projects you’ll be doing. The intuitive interface and touch screen controls are simple enough for a beginner yet loaded with the features the professionals need.
The quality stepper motors combined with the heavy duty frame provides the rock-solid foundation you require for the accuracy you demand. This Elite CNC Machine includes everything you need to start cutting, including a FREE 60 Amp Plasma Cutter, all you have to supply is the CAD file!
WARNING: Beware of lesser units that don’t include a quality waterbed, sturdy fully welded frame construction, integrated control panel so you don’t have to also purchase a laptop computer, precise torch height control or an included plasma cutting machine. Eastwood supplies all of this and more!
Warranty
1 Year Warranty
Specifications
CNC Table Specifications
Power Input: 120V, 50/60Hz, 1Ph, 1.25A
Power Plug: NEMA 5-15P
Table Construction: Steel
CNC Torch Travel: 49.2″ X-Axis and Y-Axis; 2.5″ Z-Axis
CNC Torch Hose and Wire Length: 23′
Waterbed Size: 59.05″ X-Axis; 62.99″ Y-Axis; 3.75″ Z-Axis
Waterbed Size: 60.23 Gallons (228 Liters)
Movement Accuracy: ± 0.1mm
Cutting Accuracy: ± 0.5mm
60 Amp Plasma Cutter Specifications
Power Input: 240V, 50/60 Hz
Power Plug: NEMA 6-50P
Air Input: 1/4” NPT Female Thread
Output Current Adjustment: 10-63 Amps
Duty Cycle: 60% @ 63 Amps; 100% @ 49 Amps
Arc Ignition Mode: High Frequency
Plasma Torch and Hose Length: 12.3′
Ground Cable Length: 9′
Plasma Cutter Weight: 54.5 lbs
Plasma Cutter Dimensions: 10.83″ x 22.44″ x 18.70″
In this video JD goes over the 4’x4′ CNC plasma Cutting Table and why you need it for your shop! MORE INFO: https://www.eastwood.com/eastwood-elite-4-x-4-cnc-plasma-table-with-cnc-cut-60-plasma-cutter.html?utm_source=youtube+&utm_medium=annotation+&utm_campaign=2022-06-23&utm_content=cnc+plasma+table+product+video+ Eastwood Elite 4′ x 4′ CNC Plasma Cutting Machine with FREE 60 Amp Plasma Cutter This machine is designed for the professional cutting up to 3/8” plate all day or the small fabricator cutting a variety of
You guys have seen bits and pieces of what it’s been like for us to get to know our Shop Sabre CNC plasma table over the past few videos, but we wanted to make a more in-depth video walking you through all the facets of this machine, the good things, the bad things and the things we wish we knew before we bought it!
Consider this an unofficial review hosted by a barely qualified CNC plasma owner/operator. Tay walks you through his thought process before he bought the machine, what it was like to take delivery of it, how the set up process went, what early issues he ran into and what adjustments he’s made since to get the table to cut the way it’s supposed to.
If you’re curious about buying a table like this, we would strongly recommend checking out @ShopSabre CNC their customer service is outstanding and their product is top notch for the money.
A good example of another small (ish) metal shop who does a lot of CNC plasma work is @42Fab – Metal Fabrication & Signage , Tay watched a lot of their videos before pulling the trigger on our own machine.
Also, check out @Maker Table for more juicy plasma and laser cutting content, and to get rad DXF files for your plasma table!
Timestamps for those who are curious!
0:00 Background & Recap
3:29 Overview of the Market
5:18 Customization Options
9:38 Our Experience with the Computer
12:27 Examples of Cuts
16:09 Projects We’ve Made Using the Plasma Cutter
19:35 General Overview
20:59 Important Research Before You Buy
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]
Hosted by: Tay Whiteside
Filmed by: Tay Whiteside and Walker Hooper
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.
Howdy viewers! You guys have seen bits and pieces of what it’s been like for us to get to know our Shop Sabre CNC plasma table over the past few videos, but we wanted to make a more in-depth video walking you through all the facets of this machine, the good things, the bad things and the things we wish
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/stefancymbaluk/ Some videos and pictures of things I’ve cut recently on the 4×4 scratch built plasma. Lots more on the way. source
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:
https://www.shopsabre.com/
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
Be sure to follow Lift Arc Studios on Instagram and Facebook!
@liftarcstudios
Liftarcstudios.com
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!
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
