CUSTOM CNC PLASMA TABLE BUILD!!

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  • @pwaysuperman
    @pwaysuperman 5 років тому +6

    That’s a piece of art. I’d buy a build plan in a heartbeat. Keep up the great work bro

  • @SnoStig
    @SnoStig 5 років тому +6

    Man you did an amazing job on this project! Thanks for sharing it. You are a very skilled fabricator!

  • @TheRooster1122
    @TheRooster1122 5 років тому +35

    I’ll tell ya one thing man! You won’t buy one with the quality of yours Stunning man!

    • @DieselRamcharger
      @DieselRamcharger 5 років тому +1

      Sure you will, you just gotta buy it from him! :D

  • @Box545x39
    @Box545x39 5 років тому +6

    These long videos are great. You just kicked your business into overdrive making that table, great stuff

  • @DonQuichotteLiberia
    @DonQuichotteLiberia 5 років тому +4

    Wow, what a build. You are a splendid craftsman and engineer.

  • @michaelchristopher9444
    @michaelchristopher9444 5 років тому +2

    That table is awesome. Build quality is impressive. Doesn't look homemade at all. Well done brother .

  • @antontudor5724
    @antontudor5724 5 років тому +2

    Great vid . No Boring bits like an action movie . Thanks for sharing .Awesome skills

  • @abrahamsalcido9174
    @abrahamsalcido9174 5 років тому +7

    You are a very talented person. Awesome job. Cant wait to see what's next. Keep up the Great work.

  • @wycks-5095
    @wycks-5095 5 років тому +4

    new shop is badass great fab work

  • @18JamesBlond
    @18JamesBlond 5 років тому +3

    Awesome build man. Pumped to see a deck build with this!

  • @yenyen33089
    @yenyen33089 4 роки тому +2

    awesome, not a lot of ppl even know how to get started on a big project as this, kudos.

  • @danielowens4789
    @danielowens4789 3 місяці тому

    We just bought a 2’x4’ table from ALD, it was around 20G. This is impressive that you built this hardware and integrated with software. Excellent drive and ambition, love your beds also!

  • @dieselmakesmehappy
    @dieselmakesmehappy 5 років тому +2

    Freaking Sweet!
    This is on my to do list when I get a shop to put it in too. lol.

  • @outlawjoseywales6159
    @outlawjoseywales6159 5 років тому +3

    Total respect from Ks! Holy sh$t!! Skills!

  • @benswafford8608
    @benswafford8608 3 роки тому

    There isn’t a thing you cannot build! Awesome work man

  • @mattiasbenetti
    @mattiasbenetti 5 років тому +2

    Like the new shop. You should now be able to pump out the decks and bumpers.

  • @kamikazeratte
    @kamikazeratte 4 роки тому

    22:25 F***
    Nice! Thanks for the good video, you gave me some great ideas for my plasma project!

  • @leanmario
    @leanmario 4 роки тому

    from a fellow one man show, much props to that quality man.

  • @Skeetmgeett
    @Skeetmgeett 5 років тому +1

    Man you're good. That's quality fab work

  • @brockm1663
    @brockm1663 5 років тому +5

    Good job buddy.

  • @shawneliason790
    @shawneliason790 5 років тому

    i built my table.. building it is easy... teaching yourself how to use it... now thats the learning curve!!

  • @toddmayta7615
    @toddmayta7615 4 роки тому

    Awesome build dude!

  • @Thegaragefiles
    @Thegaragefiles 5 років тому +2

    That’s awesome this is totally going to help you

  • @nvlvdave
    @nvlvdave 5 років тому +1

    Very nice and ambitious build.

  • @Vulture_117
    @Vulture_117 5 років тому +12

    Looks awesome. One word of advice from someone that programs 5-axis cncs for a living. When your machine is running the program, it is actually moving from point to point, even in curves. The points in a curve are just really close together. So when you are making radii etc, the machine tends to "cut corners" and never actually makes the arc 100% correct. In big radii you don't notice because it's a smoother cut line, but on small radii, it's more noticeable. When we machine small holes (this is in plastic parts but same principle), we have to slow down from a 200 ipm feed rate to 25 - 50 ipm depending on how small the hole is. Same thing with small, short moves where the machine has to accelerate and decelerate relativity fast to make the next move. Slowing your feed rate for those small radii/moves is the key to making the machine run smoother. Not sure how much slowing the feed rate will affect cut quality with the plasma but it's what we have to do on small radii to get correct dimensions. We run Multiax T-series machines for what its worth.
    Regardless, awesome job on the build.

    • @Cumminslife
      @Cumminslife  5 років тому +4

      Awesome thanks for the info I will try that out!

  • @JulianMakes
    @JulianMakes 4 роки тому

    Just awesome! Subbed

  • @jackel440
    @jackel440 5 років тому

    Very nice build. I'm in the slow process of building my own table. Would love to see more videos of what electronics you went with and getting that all straightened out.

    • @Cumminslife
      @Cumminslife  5 років тому

      I will show more about it soon once i clean it all up and install in a cabinet. The nvem2 controller I got wont work with Torch height control so I'm waiting for new Ethernet smoothstepper to get here to use instead.

  • @mystakilla
    @mystakilla 4 роки тому +1

    Great job man! Wish I had the room, the money and know how to do this.

  • @danielkee6994
    @danielkee6994 5 років тому +2

    Dope this is badass

  • @tonybergosh8582
    @tonybergosh8582 5 років тому +2

    Now let's get to makin' some stuff!

  • @dalemasyk1583
    @dalemasyk1583 5 років тому +1

    lol now that what i call '' if you gonna go big -GO BIG nice job bud

  • @shannondelaney5548
    @shannondelaney5548 5 років тому +3

    HOLY SMOKES MILLION DOLLAR MAN genius

  • @aloharandomvlogs9787
    @aloharandomvlogs9787 5 років тому +3

    Maybe just use some tension springs to solidify the torch. It also could be the magnets used on the break away mount.

  • @johnanderson60
    @johnanderson60 5 років тому +10

    My favorite channel on youtube...

    • @Comiefornia
      @Comiefornia 5 років тому

      John Anderson I Second that

  • @cnctoolspro1
    @cnctoolspro1 5 років тому

    Thanks for the video!

  • @TheRooster1122
    @TheRooster1122 5 років тому +2

    Awesome buddy

  • @joandar1
    @joandar1 5 років тому +14

    Could be a good thing to make the plans available for sale so you can earn from your hard work.
    Cheers from John, Australia.
    PS Thumbs up great build and video.

  • @mitchlecapoy1909
    @mitchlecapoy1909 5 років тому +1

    Okay, you are a God dam wizard! Bad ass!

  • @billsimmons7754
    @billsimmons7754 2 роки тому

    Amazing build. What impressed me most is how tight a tolerance in dimension and straightness you maintained using structural steel (proved by ease by which the gantry moved).
    I am thinking about doing my own build. I wondered how well a single sided drive on the gantry could be made to work if the linear bearings had more spread between them. Of course this would require longer rails to maintain the same travel. It is probably better to not cheap out and just plan on dual drive.

  • @shawnchase3794
    @shawnchase3794 5 років тому +2

    Very cool. New shop looks great. Shop tour video soon?

  • @dgb5820
    @dgb5820 3 роки тому

    After watching this It looks too good man

  • @RayTurley497
    @RayTurley497 5 років тому +2

    Very nice machine; very impressive. Suggestion: If you will put an additional hold point on the plasma cutter wand (up higher) it should take out most of the torch vibration and clean up your cuts. It is very difficult to stabilize a single point of contact unless you just make it very massive. Just a suggestion..

  • @2347mb
    @2347mb 5 років тому +2

    May need heat/slag shield for bottom linear bearing slide rail-nice job

  • @mikestrucks
    @mikestrucks 5 років тому +4

    Man ! You did a awesome job again 😬👍 how cool is that 😎💪

  • @roguecnc788
    @roguecnc788 5 років тому +2

    Break that torch down to the mini, you can remove the longer tubes, that will help with your rigidity on your z axis.

    • @Cumminslife
      @Cumminslife  5 років тому +2

      cool didn't know I could do that. I will give it a go

  • @MA4TU2
    @MA4TU2 4 роки тому

    Good job!

  • @wolfman5494
    @wolfman5494 5 років тому +5

    Built my own cnc router and I feel your pain trying to figure this stuff out. Jealous of your linear rails and shit, but soon enough lol. Kudos!

    • @lewtgoblin8437
      @lewtgoblin8437 5 років тому

      i also built my stuff, started with a 3d printer, then it escalated soo quickly
      ;)

  • @wesleytruax2469
    @wesleytruax2469 5 років тому +8

    That's crazy you are one bad ass.

  • @jamleckkabuba677
    @jamleckkabuba677 2 роки тому

    I love this.. I have built myself a plasma table and am surprised our gantry is exactly the same.

  • @ricardom.6571
    @ricardom.6571 5 років тому +1

    buen trabajo amigo!

  • @everbestengineering5450
    @everbestengineering5450 Рік тому

    Oh very nice and beautiful

  • @shawnhickey6236
    @shawnhickey6236 5 років тому +1

    So sick

  • @unclesam2191
    @unclesam2191 5 років тому +2

    Others have already said it....but......PLANS man!!!! I'd be willing to give a fair price for something of this quality!!

  • @rust2985
    @rust2985 5 років тому +2

    Awesome

  • @ryanmacewen511
    @ryanmacewen511 4 роки тому

    Fantastic. Outside observer, I have a few suggestions. Lighten your gantry. There is enough metal there to machine with. Not needed at all for a plasma. Less inertia will be your friend in precision and speed. A second clamp for the torch may help with wiggle. But friggin awesome! subscribed!

  • @paulwarburton1618
    @paulwarburton1618 5 років тому +2

    good job

  • @dalecollison791
    @dalecollison791 5 років тому +1

    That is the poo right there! No little girly steel tables round here! Awesome bit of kit mate!

    • @CrazyGirl-qq9lo
      @CrazyGirl-qq9lo 4 роки тому

      What r u running with mach 3 I built a table about a yr ago with mach 3 and I'm having trouble finding g code think u can help thanks Dewayne my email is browningkd@yahoo.com thanks again I can send pics 4x8 table

  • @waltermila
    @waltermila 5 років тому

    Your table is a BEAST you once you get it dialed in, You should make CNC Burn tables as a product of yours. I use MACH3 aswell with my plasma table I also have SheetCAM that helps with nesting and generates the g code for MACH3. Ive been watching you channel now for over a year and I dont know why I just know subscribed thought I already had. CHEERS to you From UTAH.

  • @laffertyfarms
    @laffertyfarms 5 років тому +1

    Nice !

  • @ashutoshbharadwaj306
    @ashutoshbharadwaj306 3 роки тому +1

    You are genius 👍👍🙏

  • @windage
    @windage 5 років тому +3

    you da man

  • @Fire-se9sg
    @Fire-se9sg 5 років тому

    A man with class. $uicideBoyz🙏🏻😎

  • @Zorx69
    @Zorx69 4 роки тому +2

    Hey man great build, when working with thicknesses where you can get away with 45A, give the hypertherm "Fine Cut" nozzles a try. They have a max amperage of 45, but give a real nice cut quality.
    Where did you pick up your gear racks from?

  • @DAAI741
    @DAAI741 4 роки тому

    I like how broad of a music taste you have

  • @rogerthetinker5116
    @rogerthetinker5116 5 років тому +2

    Some of your problem with smooth cuts is the weight of the gantry is heavy. Now lighten it by about half then you will see better results.

  • @anthonysarantis7650
    @anthonysarantis7650 3 роки тому

    What are those stainless Rails you used called man? Awesome work!! Have a happy new year full of great creations like this!!

  • @UnderYourMother
    @UnderYourMother 5 років тому +5

    Look into a torch height controller to get cleaner cuts. I like the video, subd for more

  • @Ultimab
    @Ultimab 5 років тому +2

    Great project, I need to build something similar for my Formula car build. How much did all the steel cost you?

  • @hotshoter2
    @hotshoter2 4 роки тому

    It look like one hell of a table to cut anything on it is plenty strong where did you get your wiring diagram for your table and computer hook ups for some one to be able to build their own if you could share info thanks again JOE.

  • @yamahabansheeissick
    @yamahabansheeissick 5 років тому +1

    Wow that is super cool. How much invested for everything? Your attention to detail in your designs are awesome.

  • @xConundrumx
    @xConundrumx 4 роки тому

    Not to sure about the wifi thing. EMI is a killer, use shielded cable everywhere is my biggest tip... But other then that, looks pretty darned solid. And yeah the racking with just one stepper was something I was going to comment about but you already caught it.
    Well there might be one more suggestion, protective covers for the guides and racks. To protect them from dust, debris and moisture.

  • @rileyferguson1295
    @rileyferguson1295 5 років тому +2

    What is your tire set up? It looks like stock rims, but I just wanna know what size tires you have and if you have spacers or anything? I love this look and would love it on my 04. Great video man!

  • @boss2master
    @boss2master 3 роки тому +1

    Great Build Man!!! Can you please tell us the tube you used for the frame in Metric

  • @markminyard4874
    @markminyard4874 4 роки тому

    Very nice job! Doesn't water in the table help the way the cut turns out? Again awesome build! 👍 👊

  • @tinkercanuck858
    @tinkercanuck858 3 роки тому

    Awesome job. I have the same controller as you, but I am having a hell of a time getting the relay wired in. Could you please share your wiring diagram for the relay? Thanks in advance.

  • @oliverkauper6015
    @oliverkauper6015 5 років тому

    I definitely want a cnc for the everlast plasma cutter I want to get

  • @adamgood13
    @adamgood13 3 роки тому

    Nice job! can you tell us more about the rack and pinion you used? Where did you get them?

  • @peterhaan9068
    @peterhaan9068 5 років тому +23

    Hm-m-m, I'm thinking that you might want to put the plans for your CNC table in your CNC file. Just sayin.

  • @janecharoenyon3834
    @janecharoenyon3834 5 років тому +1

    แกน y ใช้ 2 stepping motor ได้เพิ่ม contorn motor ไหมครับ หรือต่อพ่วงกันเลย

  • @sammylindsey7151
    @sammylindsey7151 5 років тому +2

    Do you have motors driving both sides of the gantry? It looks like one side was lagging behind a little. I had to slave a second motor and run one on both sides to keep the gantry from shaking on the non driven side.

  • @xetop
    @xetop 3 роки тому

    Great video, well done. Which plasma cutter are you using ?

  • @Macstereo
    @Macstereo 3 роки тому

    Hi, your DIY plasma cutter looks great. Can get the entire plan including the electrical & electronic components used.

  • @jonathanhansen9081
    @jonathanhansen9081 5 років тому +1

    awesome machine. hat sizing and thickness steal did you use?

  • @lhamdalaichoijoo5564
    @lhamdalaichoijoo5564 Рік тому

    it's good

  • @user-lg9ut1tj2c
    @user-lg9ut1tj2c 4 роки тому

    Sve cestitke od srca.trebao bi naruciti set motora staze i elektroniku za CNC plazma cuter.

  • @angelguzman2937
    @angelguzman2937 Рік тому

    Hello great video!
    Question, how you get to move your gantry or your x and y axis move at the same time with mach 3?
    Thanks

  • @thomasHill5215
    @thomasHill5215 5 років тому +1

    What are those LED pods in your bumper? I need to get some.

  • @larsarvearhus1016
    @larsarvearhus1016 5 років тому

    Hey man i have a plasma cutter my self and i sugest u weld the whole plate under amd fill it with whater

  • @aloharandomvlogs9787
    @aloharandomvlogs9787 5 років тому +3

    Other than that good job

  • @maximilian.R
    @maximilian.R 5 років тому +1

    Nice final product, for figuring things at things progress. How much was all of items, except the table. The table is too big for me. I will probably build one that is 4x6'. So, do you remember how much was all--electronics, motors, metal, except the table itself? Thank you for sharing the video.

  • @thomasmartens7806
    @thomasmartens7806 5 років тому +2

    Any chance you will be making first gen bumpers?

  • @seanhudgeons4669
    @seanhudgeons4669 5 років тому

    Un Fuckin Believable! all from your head. Killer Job Boss

  • @joshuacaylor881
    @joshuacaylor881 Рік тому

    Beautiful. Sign me up

  • @ibmsh
    @ibmsh 11 місяців тому

    you need to put gear reducer in the motor it give you smooth cutt . good work

  • @bjrnarwestvang7077
    @bjrnarwestvang7077 4 роки тому +1

    hi. can you do a update video on the plasma table? how is it been working so far?

  • @MLGtroll365
    @MLGtroll365 5 років тому +1

    Wish i had your skill n knowledge lol

  • @adamd9804
    @adamd9804 4 роки тому

    Im no expert in CNC, but do you have any anti backlash mechanism on x and y? If not that could be causing your trouble getting smooth cuts

  • @m.s.l.7746
    @m.s.l.7746 5 років тому +2

    Seems spreading out the gantry bearings with an upside down T braket, as well as building whole gantry as light as possible for less resistance no the quick direction changes? Maybe? Idk anything about programing cnc or even cad, though would like to integrate similar machines into my business someday, but this is obviously a factor in regards to drivetrain life cycle & cut quality....not to mention Overall power required to operate/efficiency.

    • @Cumminslife
      @Cumminslife  5 років тому +3

      If i spread the gantry bearings I lose cut area and building it as light as possible would be ideal but is not really a factor anymore with the 2nd motor.

  • @johnversluis3084
    @johnversluis3084 5 років тому +1

    cool fab work but be carefull of the copyright music UA-cam will give a stick for copyright music

  • @ttoy3603
    @ttoy3603 4 роки тому

    So did u get it all worked out the way you wanted and where did u get info and parts to build you own table