Plasma Cart Made with CNC Plasma Table

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My Longevity 80i plasma has been sitting on my table at work for months collecting dust, so I decided to build a cart for it and get it back in action. Also, I'm getting tired of having to use a grinder with a cut-off wheel to chop up the skeletons from the plasma table.(Click Images for larger view.)Picture of the CNC table doing it's thing:And a video of same:[ame]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kg26BVytNeA[/ame]Cut program finished:Skeleton on the table:The cut parts:Here's the top and front/bottom after bending with our shiny new (2 month old) 14' CNC press brake (the brake was the shop's "Christmas present" this year):And here it is all welded together and painted:Front view:Perspective view:All that's left to do is get a few air hose fittings to get the hose reel connected. Also, I think I might try to find a red or black hold-down strap to replace the yellow one.Visit Tensaiteki.com
Reply:That's pretty cool. I've been thinking of putting a hand torch on my cnc table also. I doubt it will be as fancy.
Reply:If you got, flaunt it. I would if I had it. That's definitly one of a kind, unless you decide to make two. Awesome.
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Reply:Very, very cool! What design software do you use?Thermal Arc Fabricator 2101970 Lincoln RedfaceMiller 150 STLStill need a Syncrowave and a plasma and a milling machine and a lathe and a bigger shop and a....
Reply:Originally Posted by Mick120If you had a Hypertherm 45, 65 or 85, you could have the best of both worlds.Keep the machine torch on the table, unplug and fit a hand torch for skeleton cutting.
Reply:Originally Posted by Canoe2fishVery, very cool! What design software do you use?
Reply:ThanksThermal Arc Fabricator 2101970 Lincoln RedfaceMiller 150 STLStill need a Syncrowave and a plasma and a milling machine and a lathe and a bigger shop and a....
Reply:Originally Posted by TensaitekiThe DXFs were then imported into SheetCam ( http://www.sheetcam.com/ ) to generate the G-code for Mach (I hate Mach) to run the machine.