My burning table

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In another thread a request was made for some pics of the burning table I use... so here it is. Nothing hi tech buy any means. I forgot to get the specifics, I'll try to remember tomorrow.The black piece (center pic) is the eye that follows the drawings_________________Chris
Reply:Very cool, is that a magnet to lift the sheets?John -  fabricator extraordinaire, car nut!-  bleeding Miller blue! http://www.weldfabzone.com
Reply:Originally Posted by MicroZoneVery cool, is that a magnet to lift the sheets?
Reply:What brand of machine is it? I have some parts from an older Servograph flame cutter that I had. If they will work for you, you're welcome to them. I have been holding on, not wanting to throw them away, hoping I could fine someone that can use them. --------john
Reply:jptech - I was going to build one, what parts do you have?John -  fabricator extraordinaire, car nut!-  bleeding Miller blue! http://www.weldfabzone.com
Reply:Good setup Chris. You are a master of the table.Miller DVI2Lincoln Precision Tig 225Thermodynamics Cutmaster 38Everything else needed.
Reply:Originally Posted by MicroZonejptech - I was going to build one, what parts do you have?
Reply:I'd like to build a CNC table for myself.... I have a design for the table done, I just need to look into the controllers. The table I use is ok for the most part.. it gets stuff cut but it takes a lot of time to cut someting. I have to hand draw to size any part I want cut, then I have to dry run the machine to make sure there are no hicups. The travel speeds are much slower than plasma... jp......I'll take a look at the machine I have and I'll PM you._________________Chris
Reply:if you want to check into control packages look at candcnc.comhe has the best customer service around. and really knows what he is talking about. another good place for info is cnczone.com.  scroll down to the plasma sectionbear
Reply:Originally Posted by lorenzoYup... 2500lbs