Quick demonstration cutting a custom 1/8″ steel bracket on the CrossFire CNC Plasma Table with the Razorweld Vipercut 30 Plasma Cutter. Visit us at http://www.langmuirsystems.com/ to learn more!
Quick demonstration cutting a custom 1/8″ steel bracket on the CrossFire CNC Plasma Table with the Razorweld Vipercut 30 Plasma Cutter. Visit us at http://www.langmuirsystems.com/ to learn more! source
From http://www.kevincaron.com – Finally Kevin Caron takes the file he has been working on and makes some sparks cutting out a metal part on his CNC plasma cutting table ….
After creating the file and preparing it in SheetCam, Kevin Caron is finally ready to cut out his sculpture base using his Dynatorch Super B 4×4 plasma CNC cutting table.
Now it’s time to put the part, which Kevin Caron transferred to a thumb drive, into the computer and program that runs the CNC machine.
Before you open the program in the computer, you have to turn on the CNC plasma table. Once the table is on, the computer lets you know with a little sound.
Next you open the “Dynatorch SuperB CNC” program. You accept the little warning, then allow the machine to go through its warm up routine and the table homes itself. Then you open the file, so Kevin Caron opens the file of the base plate with its four bolt holes.
Before cutting out the base plate, though, Kevin Caron likes to do a dry run of the cut, just to make sure your metal plate is positioned properly on the sheet of metal. To do so, you make sure that your torch height control and the button that turns on the torch are “grayed out.” Then when you click on “Start cycle,” the program – and CNC table – will go through the motions without cutting.
Now Kevin Caron knows that that his sheet of 1/2″ steel is sitting in the right position. He has water in the table to cut down the smoke and dust. He’s got his ground attached and the plasma cutter is on and cranked up, so now it’s time to turn on the table and make some sparks!
He clicks on the two buttons that were grayed out (torch height control and plasma cutter activation). Then he clicks the “Start cycle” button and the table starts cutting the metal. It takes about 2:09 minutes to cut out the bolt holes and the plate itself.
Kevin Caron then uses his permanent lifting magnet and engine hoist to lift the base plate out of the metal and shows the edge. The cut is “as smooth as a baby’s butt,” Kevin Caron declares. He points to a little dross around the edge and says increasing the cutting speed a little might eliminate that.
The bolt holes look perfect.
Kevin Caron is ready to go back to work, so you have time to click on the “notification bell” in the upper righthand corner of the YouTube screen to be the first to know when he uploads a new video, and to visit http://www.kevincaron.com to see more how-to videos.
Well, you might want to stick around for another moment to see Kevin Caron flub his mother’s advice ….
“Inspired sculpture for public & private places.”
Artist Kevin Caron has been sculpting full time since 2006. See – and hear – his amazing metal and large format 3D-printed sculptures, which are found in public and private places coast-to-coast and online at http://www.kevincaron.com.
#FabricationTips #KevinCaronArt From http://www.kevincaron.com – Finally Kevin Caron takes the file he has been working on and makes some sparks cutting out a metal part on his CNC plasma cutting table …. After creating the file and preparing it in SheetCam, Kevin Caron is finally ready to cut out his sculpture base using his Dynatorch Super B 4×4 plasma CNC
Welcome to part 1 of a video series documenting the build of our new CNC plasma cutting table. In this video, I’ll explain the basics of plasma, applying it to the CNC process and the major components I will use.
Upcoming videos in the series will demonstrate testing the electronics, building the table, setting it up and finally, cutting some items on the table.
Items mentioned in this video, include:
Unimig Razor Cut 45 plasma cutter: https://www.unimig.com.au
4 axis CNC kit including 3Nm NEMA23 stepper motor, stepper motor driver and power supplies
Proma Elektronika’s MyPlasm CNC controller and plasma interface unit: https://www.proma-elektronika.com
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Welcome to part 1 of a video series documenting the build of our new CNC plasma cutting table. In this video, I’ll explain the basics of plasma, applying it to the CNC process and the major components I will use. Upcoming videos in the series will demonstrate testing the electronics, building the table, setting it up and finally, cutting some
Roy reviews his Langmuir Crossfire Pro after 6 months of use. This plasma cnc table review goes over the pros and cons. Langmuir System is not a sponsor. You can find them at www.langmuirsystems.com/.
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View similar available machine here: https://hubs.ly/H0-ZNvx0
Cutting Area: 4’x4′
Material Cut: Mild Steel (up to 1 inch, Stainless Steel, and Aluminum)
Machine Footprint: 74″x67″
Approx. Weight: 840lbs
Equipped With:
“Plug and Play” plasma cutting system with high-end SINGLE-SOURCE components
Maximum cutting range is 49″ x 49″
FLEXCUT 80 air plasma power source
ACCUMOVE controller
CAD/CAM software and 20″ touch-screen control. Water cutting table
3-burner gas forge and separate tower with operating software/monitor
View similar available machine here: https://hubs.ly/H0-ZNvx0 Cutting Area: 4’x4′ Material Cut: Mild Steel (up to 1 inch, Stainless Steel, and Aluminum) Machine Footprint: 74″x67″ Approx. Weight: 840lbs Equipped With: “Plug and Play” plasma cutting system with high-end SINGLE-SOURCE components Maximum cutting range is 49″ x 49″ FLEXCUT 80 air plasma power source ACCUMOVE controller CAD/CAM software and 20″ touch-screen control.
