She's Handy with a plasma...

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I thought this was some impressive freehand work with a plasma cutter:http://www.bmphotos.co.tv/2010/01/mo...-in-world.html
Reply:Beautiful both - the girl and her work...
Reply:Awesome work!
Reply:Truly Exceptional work. Way above my patience level with a cutter. To spend all those hours cutting out those works of art, both as a Welder, Artist, Instructor and Professor. Click on her name she is one very busy person! And oh yeah GOOD looking too.Co-Own CNC shop:Miller :1251 plasma cutter, MaxStar 700 TIG/Stick, & XMT 456 Multiprocess Welder.&  2 Hypertherm HPR260's Plasma CutterSorry I had a bad stroke but now I am back.
Reply:That's not a plasma cutter she's using in the photos displayed, looks suspiciously like oxy/acetylene to me. She is obviously a very talented artist.Only when the last tree has died and the last river has been poisoned and the last fish has been caught will we realize we cannot eat money.                                         -Cree Indian ProverbSA 200 LincolnVictor Torches
Reply:If you go to her website most of the works are specifically called out as "plasma cut steel"She is using a oxy torch in that  picture though, you're right! Also, some of the stuff on her website calls out "acetylene cut steel". That's even more impressive to me! Good catch!
Reply:Either way you (or she in this case) cut it that is some extremely fine cutting.Co-Own CNC shop:Miller :1251 plasma cutter, MaxStar 700 TIG/Stick, & XMT 456 Multiprocess Welder.&  2 Hypertherm HPR260's Plasma CutterSorry I had a bad stroke but now I am back.
Reply:I didn't see anywhere on the site as to the Cutter she was using.  I would assume a newer style drag tip but does anyone know for certain ?Cheers,/Jman..Miller Diversion 165120 amp Buzz BoxVictor Oxy/Ace Oxy/LPGSmith "Little" Oxy/LPGHypertherm Powermax 30Lot's of Misc. tools n' crap....
Reply:Wow.  That's impressive work.  I like the wheelbarrow she did there.  Pretty cool.
Reply:There were photos of her working with both torch and plasma.
Reply:What I could download looked really nice, does she stick metal together too? Attached Images"Any day above ground is a good day"http://www.farmersamm.com/
Reply:Originally Posted by WadeWow.  That's impressive work.  I like the wheelbarrow she did there.
Reply:That's some really cool stuff!  It's given me some ideas for some future cutting projects. Thanks for the link!Work HARDER, not smarter! ------------------------ Miller Bobcat 250Millermatic 251Lincoln Precision TIG 185Hypertherm PM 600Hobart 135 HandlerOxweld 400 FlameMaster
Reply:Cal Lane ..... yes, she brings a whole new meaning to "steel lace," as one of our forum members described her work.
Reply:Interesting.But those shovels won't work to well for shoveling now, will they?  Also interesting are some of the patterns she cut into the metal.  Blush-worthy maybe to some 'delicate' folks.    Look closer Sam.    You are not one of the blushing types though.  The best laid schemes ... Gang oft agley ...
Reply:Theres many an hour in just planning and drawing before the cutting ever starts. Just amazing work requiring lots of patience.MAC WS1110 Mig WelderWoodworker HobbyistDelta 10" Table Saw, Delta Planer, Bosch and Craftsman Routers, 48" Craftsman Lathe, drill press, 1/2" hand and cordless drills, scroll saw, skill saws, jig saws, etc, and too many hand tools to list, lol
Reply:Very cool, why is she not a member of this forum? Lets get her.
Reply:"Montenegro Project" Cutting into a 62 foot submarine in Tivat,Montenegro (begins in October)Now this should be interesting.
Reply:All I can say is WOW! One very talented lady no matter if using plasma or oxy/act. Free handing art like that amazes me. I can't draw a picture with a camera.
Reply:I am beyond impressed! Jaw dropping!Two things can be said in general about the tendencies of women, DETAIL and PATIENTS!
Reply:Cal Lane If you haven't yet, follow the link to her website. More art and it tells what it was cut with.