CNC plasma cutting system as a masterpiece

[ebrownbibi]

Hello everyone,

I already created a similar thread in the machining shop, but didn't get much help at the time. I am at master school to become a master craftsman in metal construction and construction technology. This includes a masterpiece and that should be the plasma cutting system mentioned above.
You can always need something like that. First of all, pure air plasma should be applied to a nice water table.

I like to go here and get inspiration from machines that can be bought (e.g ShopSabre or something like that). Unfortunately, I find it difficult to choose a controller and the rest of the electrical components.


Does anyone have experience building it yourself? Google unearths little useful. Can anyone send me links? I've already read most of them - at least it seems like that to me, I can't find anything new when searching.


Does anyone have something for me? I still have some time, but I have to prepare for it now.

[acourtjester]

Hi
Happy to help I have built 9 tables from scratch, no kits just all welding, machining, wiring and programing done by me. I started about 10 years ago know nothing about CNC, CAD, or CAM, loved almost every minute of it. I am finishing table #10 now. I have done work for other and use my table for more that Plasma cutting, tables are a great addition to a shop. I have cut parts for my own project, like wall art and tool making.

[TJS]

I have also build my own table. I use CandCNC controller set up. If I were to do it again I would build my own controller.

[ebrownbibi]

I'll make the days


I would prefer a Kjellberg device. Which is secondary, the main thing is one with less protection than 50 amps at full load. My NH fuses only have 50 amps. Then there is also a compressor.
I'm not too fond of Hypertherm so far, if I'm honest. Just because the Americans like to use it, I don't have to do it too. Kjellberg is the Mercedes among the plasma devices (is also the inventor), A pilot arc is important to me.

[villageblacksmith]

I'll make the days


I would prefer a Kjellberg device. Which is secondary, the main thing is one with less protection than 50 amps at full load. My NH fuses only have 50 amps. Then there is also a compressor.
I'm not too fond of Hypertherm so far, if I'm honest. Just because the Americans like to use it, I don't have to do it too. Kjellberg is the Mercedes among the plasma devices (is also the inventor), A pilot arc is important to me.

Well, I certainly can appreciate your honesty, and I will join you in it!! You might find helpful information faster, with fewer ruffled feathers, by listing the things you don't need help with from the Americans. Most Americans can't help it - they act like Americans, think like Americans, and are quick to suggest American solutions.
Many of the frequent and helpful posters on this board are Americans and Canadians.
You may wish to specify that you only wish for thread participation from certain countries, such as Europe.
I certainly wish you well with your project!!

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