Making a Water Table for my Plasma Cutter
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- Опубликовано: 9 фев 2023
- In the shop Making a water table for cutting indoors with the plasma cutter. Super easy and makes a big difference.
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Hi Mitch! Great job! A water table is on my list of projects now that I have a plasma cutter. Thanks for sharing!
Thanks Martin 😁I am really enjoying it. The plasma cutter is the ticket. Have you noticed that it cuts better when you grind off all the rust and mill scale were you put the ground clamp. Anyway thanks for checking out the video😁👍🚜💨🍳
Hey MJA - I like Mikes channel too and he's inspired many projects for me. You too bud. A question and a comment about something you might wanna try.
I notice Mike used a 6" deep steam tray. You used a 4" deep tray. Does that seem deep enough that the last from your plasma torch has NO chance of water getting splashed back on the torch tip? That was my fear with 4" pans? You sure don't want any water to spash onto your torch. Ouch.
Last I found a great way to collect those chips and shards from the Evolution chop saws and ports band saw tables. Use a magnet inside a plastic bag or latex glove. Pull bag or glove off magnet inside out to dump chips w/o getting them on the magnet. For a more elegant, but more $$, put a mag switch magnet on the bag or rubber glove. Then just turn it on or off.
I'm very interested in whether your getting any smash back with only 4" deep water pan.
Great Idea about the magnet 🧲. I have not noticed any difference in how the torch works. I do think a deep pan would be better. But I do most of my cutting outside. I only use the small water table for quick cuts. Thanks for watching and the feedback. 😁👍🚜💨☀️
That's a great build Mitch. Awesome.
Thanks Ross I think 🤔 you need to make one when you get your plasma cutter. It works awesome. Have a great weekend 😁👍🚜💨🍳
Mitch, Thanks for sharing. I had to cut some long pieces of sheet steel, so I went to a Menards and bought a 10 ft. piece of plastic rain gutter, cuz plastic was 1/2 the cost of metal and two caps or ends for the gutter. I only needed about 6 ft., so I cut off 4 ft. Tapped the caps into place and sealed the ends with silicone seal and a caulk gun. Went to bed. The next day I put the 6 footer on my welding table and supported one end that was hanging out with an adjustable roller I have to wood cutting projects. I poured about 1 1/2 in. of water in the gutter and then flipped the 4 ft. piece over, next to 6 ftr. to stabilize the 12 in. width piece I needed to cut down to 8 in. It worked great for a fast solution! Like yourz, it caught virtually all the sparks, etc. It's lite and EZ to store. I'll build a table like yourz in the future, as it makes more sense for smaller projects, but the gutter was an EZ solution to a quick, longer challenge.
Thank you for sharing too. 😁I will have to try it with plastic. I am glad it worked out. Pretty cool have a great weekend 😁👍🚜💨🍳
Mitch a plasma cutter is on my wish list for sure. Your set-up is really sweet!
Thanks for sharing and going step by step! 👍TCT
Thanks Tony 😁👍 I can’t wait to see your review and thoughts when you get a plasma cutter. You always point out things I didn’t think 🤔 about. Thanks for checking out the video 😁👍🚜💨🍳
Very cool idea and a great job. I think one of these needs to go on our project list, thanks. I was surprised how much debris was collected in the water tray
Thanks Joseph😁 I am happy how it keeps down on the smoke. Seems to not rust for a few days so I can get a good amount of cuts before I have to clean it out. Have a great day 😁👍🚜💨🍳
That is the exact pan I use to boil down maple sap! Nice job, Mitch!! Cheers!
Thanks Mike 😁I am sure your Maple 🍁 syrup tastes way better. Have a great weekend 😁👍🚜💨🍳
Great Project and Video!!
Thank you 😁👍Have a great weekend 🚜💨👍
Very nice 👌 and the shop is really coming along too!
Thanks Sam 😁 you know how it is got to do the things you have to before the things you want to. I remember you saying that. Have a great weekend 😁👍🚜💨🍳
That's a nice little addition to the plasma cutter. Some day I will get a plasma cutter. It's got to really open up the things you can do and the shapes you can cut. That looked like a fun little project. Nice work!
Thanks Justin 😁 I have been looking at the Primeweld 60 plasma for a CNC table. Looks like a solid machine. Thanks for checking out the video. Have a great weekend 😁👍🚜💨🍳
@@MJADoingStuff oh a CNC table now that is the dream! Have a great weekend as well!
Another great idea 👍🏻, have a great weekend MJA 👍🏻🙋🏼♂️🙂😎
Your first!!!😂Thanks Luc😁👍You have a wonderful weekend too 🚜💨🍳🙋🏻♂️
@@MJADoingStuff I’m first…woohooo 😉🤣🤣🎊🥳🙋🏼♂️👍🏻🍻
Woo! You did stuff! 😎
Ha!!! 😂 I sure did Thanks for checking out the video😁👍have a great weekend 🚜💨🍳
How's she goin'? This is a nice water table for the small jobs like you mentioned. What a great idea eh!! The dust and grit from burning sure gets everywhere in the shop and this will help manage that!! Nice project!! Take care!!
Thanks 😁 It works really good I highly recommend it. Thanks for checking out the video and have a great weekend 😁👍🚜💨🍳
Good job Mitch
Thanks Gary 😁👍
Hey Mitch.... great idea I like it a lot. Very cool for clean up like that ?..
Thanks 😁 I think I am going to like it. Used it a few times already. Have a great weekend 😁👍🚜💨🍳
The water table will come in handy Mitch. Later
Sure will thanks for checking out the video Mech.😁👍🚜💨🍳
So after having a chance to use it do you wish the pan was 6in deep or is 4 working fine?
Morning 6 inches would be better but so far I am happy with the 4 inch just have to clean it out more often. Oh and I am using RV pink antifreeze instead of water seems to help with the rusty metal grit. Hope that helps😁👍
Thankyou . Honestly any advice will help. Total nube when comes to plasma. I didn't know with the air pressure if would cause blow back with the shallow pan. I probably don't need a table asmuch as I want a project to try out my new toy lol. With my small shop outside is more convenient and bit more elbow room . But I'm sure my lungs will thank you for not breathing all that crap in. Thanks for your help keep up the informative videos and il keep watching them. Enjoy your day!
Got this in my recomendations, for moments i thought Dave Bautista had a new job...
😂🤔👍thanks for commenting🚜💨🍳
I like Mike Festiva’s channel
Me too he has a tractor 🚜 too😂thanks for checking out the video Gary Have a great weekend 😁👍🚜💨🍳
OK, so I don't have a plasma cutter, but one thing I've never understood :-
The piece you're cutting is grounded, and it's resting on your water table which is also made of steel and therefore (presumably) also grounded.
So why doesn't the water table get destroyed by the plasma cutter?
Anyone?
It does cut the vertical part near the cut but I believe the air gap between the material helps for a barrier. But I could be mistaken😂👍🚜💨🍳
Not impressed with this one.. first, go thinner and taller with the vertical flat stock over water, thinner wont interfere with the cuts as much, and they shouldn't be welded in, mount them in a slotted 1x1 square tube welded inside the angle with enough clearance underneath the tube for the tray to slide in/out.
Thanks for your guidance I know what you mean about the flat stock being to thick. I at least only tack welded it 😂I was going for quick and easy. I will try your design on the next one 😁👍🚜💨🍳