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I just got myself a langmuir crossfire table and I love it! Spicer design, I've been watching you alot and you have really helped me out just by watching your videos in step by step process, it helped me get filmilair with the cad and cam work. Thankyou and keep up the amazing videos!!!
Great content... showing the step by step process of the design work in fusion 360 and how the software works really helped me to have the confidence to pull the trigger on getting my own machine. Keep up the great work brother
I appreciate the detailed information - there is just too much out there on CNC for the hobbyist, and this makes it much easier to wade through. I already equate Langmuir with quality due to their welding tables. You have put my next toy within reach.
Love your channel! Simple, straightforward and informative! It looks like you have enough followers now that you have a coupon with Langmuir, so congrats on that! Thank you!
Yes, its amazing software. Ive only scratched the surface on what it can do but im having fun learning. Thanks for the comment, Ill be plugging Fusion in more videos to come. Maybe I can earn a discount on that annual subscription one day. Thanks for watching!
Hey Al. We talked a bit ago. I wanted to see if an affiliate program is an option with autodesk since im promoting the software on the channel. Please email me if you dont mind. I have some other questions as well. Thanks
New, very funny. Helpful info. I’m 54 learning this stuff. Also, have never drank alcohol. My choice has been BB and R’s! Blondes Burnet’s and Read Heads. Aha!
Glad you likes it. I dont drink much. Its just a bit for the keystone girl. That why we get most of our views. Most the time the cans are empty. Thanks for the comment!
Okay this really helped. Now I can maybe actually use this thing. Langmuir really blew it because I had to look for hours to figure the posting process. After looking for hours to figure out getting the Langmuir program on fusion. Only thing is you drank way to much coffee, so I had to pause and rewind one hundred times to actually get the information. But what ever, doesn't matter. Thanks a million.
Glad the video helped you through that part. Its definitely a learning curve but once you do it a couple times it gets pretty easy. Thanks for the nice comment!
Thats as thick as ive cut with it. I believe it cuts thicker steel. I have a cheap 30 gallon husky air compressor with an amazon air dryer. I ha be another video where i talk about all the equipment.
just subscribed to help you out, I ordered one of these tables last November I got the xr with razorcut 80 which is 3phse machine, I received the first box of 2 yesterday so frustrating was supposed to shipped in Feb.. I may have questions once I start assembling the parts I don't have yet. lol.. I purchased it for my own channel and a two overland vehicles I am building one for SEMA the other my toy and grandpas 78 j10. your almost to 1k subscribers. wow I hit refresh just to see the exact number and your were at 994 before I subscribed now says 1k. thanks for the video and I will be back with questions and to watch more of your channel. thanks
YA! just hit it. pretty exciting to finally hit 1K. feel free to email me with any questions. Those machines do take a while to ship. Lots of anticipation. I appreciate the subscription. Ill subscribe to you as well so I can catch your videos once you get it going. Thanks for the comment and for watching.
Not to sure on that. Ive hooked up water jets before at my day job as an electrician. It seems like there is a lot more moving parts with a water jet and im not sure if they cut as fast. But dont take my word for it. Sorry im not much help on that one.
I'm just now trying to learn more about cnc plasma tables but I used to run a large waterjet at my old job and they have a LOT of maintenance requirements and the invoices I seen were very expensive because most people don't realize that it isn't just water that's used but also a fine ground garnet with the high pressure water is what cuts the material..that garnet fills the tub up and must be removed and that's exspensive also ...I believe laser cutting is the best but very costly to get into and plasma seems to be the best way to get started for me atleast.... main point is waterjet cutting has alot of hidden costs associated with it
Waterjet will generally have cleaner cuts with smaller kerf (width of the cut) and almost zero draft (plasma will leave a slight angle from top of cut to bottom). Waterjet also introduces zero heat to the parts so warping and property changes like hardening or softening at the edge of the cut don't occur. But a waterjet machine takes up alot of space, is expensive to operate (as some have mentioned), and price wise start 15 to 20x more expensive than this little plasma table.
Water jet can cut through just about any material, greater thickness, and cuts cleaner. The water jet is much more expensive than the plasma table though so unless you need the extra performance, the plasma table is just fine.
Its a Baileigh sd-255 dual drum sander. I thought it would work a lot better than it does, but i still have to clean up the edges with the die grinder. So i rarely use it. Theres just no good way to clean up the dross and sharp edges efficiently.
How did you get your firecontrol to hook up to fusion because I can't find firecontrol in the library of the post. And when I look local it's not in there either so I can't save to use firecontrol
Its been a while since i did it. I know it is a little tricky. I remember moving the post process file into fusions somehow. I would recommend watching the tutorials on langmuirs sight. Thats how i got through it.
There is a torch hight controller that requires the z axis. It maintains the same cut gap if the steel is warped or starts to warp during the cut process.
When you say im going to export to post process , you open the window (g1-g2) , My question is how do i find my fire control machine. , how did you make it appear ?
Its a little tricky. Once you get it set up once you wont have to do it again. The steps are a little different between a mac and windows. I used the support tab on langmuirs website. They have a bunch of videos on how to set up the post process.
I'm waiting on delivery of my table and have been surfing around for tricks. The canvas thing is new to me - thanks. I've got some tips for you too. I've got cad/cam background just not fusion. If you're designing something with symmetry like the RUclips button, just draw one side and mirror it to the other. Also, your construction line for spelling out RUclips could have been an offset from the bottom of the button. Basically, just copy/mirror existing geometry when you can rather than redrawing the same things over and over.
Hey question, I'm in the I.B.E.W. LU 728 Would make a sign for me and how much would it cost and what size would you make. Thank you Daren from south east Florida
I certainly can make one for you. They are 24” diameter. I sell them for $100 plus shipping. They are the old version of the bug with 15 bolts fyi. It filled the sign out better than the new version of 10 bolts. Shipping can be kind of pricey. Let me know what you want to do. Spicerdesignsllc@gmail.com
I ordered it with the plasma cutter which is ok for light stuff. Also got it with the torch controller just because they recommended it. I would recommend getting the machine torch for it. I recently got one and i really like it. Hopefully that helps
I'm new to your channel. I just joined today. I'm looking for a large plasma table that cut out the thickest metal possible. Can you suggest what to buy? Thanks! Love your sense of humor!!
Thanks for the sub! Im not an expert by any means but i would check out Langmuirs XR tables. Its 4x8 and you can get the larger Hyperthem plasma cutter to cut heavier gauge steel.
I could not tell, did you program any lead in, lead out in that file? I just got my Cut60DN today that I am going to put on my 30X30 Longmill CNC. Do you really need lead in?
Ya i have lead in. I think you def need it with a plasma machine. Otherwise youll see the initial pierce in the design. I usually do a .1 lead in minimum
Sure did enjoy this in-depth explanation. I would love to learn how to do this but I’m not sure this old dog can’t learn new tricks but, I think my son would love it. He has a 3D printer and is using CAD so it might come easy for him. Again, nice job on the video and explaining the process!
Thanks Doug. Its definitely a lot of trial and error. Im sure you would figure it out. Your pretty damn sharp if you ask me. Ill be getting you a rendering soon on your logo too.
I’ve made it to alcoholic welder RUclips. Was just a matter of time, I suppose. The ASMR of you throating those Keystones is a nice touch. Who doesn’t love that stomach-churning sound blasting right into the AirPods?
Thank you. Its just the 3rd bay of the garage. I really need to build a shop but lumber is so high. Cnc is pretty nice tool to have. Let me know if you have any questions. Thanks for the comment.
Thanks Bob. Yes I've already used it in a couple videos for the Kioti. I will be making a front brush guard next with it. Should be in the next couple weeks or so. Thanks for the comment!
Awesome videos thanks for the tips and tricks. I think you said 14g for the small signs. What are the typical gauges and types of steel you use for signs?
Thanks. Fun. Subscribed! I have the same table. Also bought two welding tables joined together. Langmuir rocks. I'm using the Harbor Freight Plasma I got on sale. Works great. Would you mind detailing the air drying system you set up? I need to add that to my set-up. Cheers.
Its minimal. Just a 30 gallon single phase compressor, 240 volt single phase 30 amp feed for plasma cutter. similar to a welder. Not sure an exact price for electrical. I don't even notice it on the bill. Obviously depends on usage too. I have some other videos where I talk more about the requirements and specs. Hopefully that helps
Ill have to check that out. Ive just gotten used to making them from scratch. Ive noticed when i converted them in the past it creates a ton of fixed points on curved lines or circles. Where its not actually a curved line, its just a bunch of small straight lines.
I don't use Fusion 360, I use Autodesk Inventor for all my designs, I can export a dxf from a surface or flat patterns, will Fire Control on the Plasma accept .dxf and then I can program in the lead ins and lead outs from the plasma controller side of things?
@@adventurefilms no, the gcode needs to be created in the cad software. There may be another way that i dont know about. But Fire Control wont open a dxf.
@@SpicerDesignsLLC Interesting. I have been creating designs that require plate/sheet to be burned, plasma'd, laser cut, or water jetted, for 15 years, and the shops always ask me for a .dxf file, I'd be very surprised in the Langmuir software can't import a dxf file? We are looking at buying a table, but I don't want to have to switch my workflow from Inventor to F360 to do it :-(
@@klappy803 i havent. Its pretty minimal for the amount i use it. I usually do a couple cuts a week. So maybe 30 minutes of usage. Would be interesting to know for heavier use.
@@SpicerDesignsLLC It sure would. Every so often I kick around the idea of some light fabrication/creation. I would think that especially as a start up part time shop and in order to calculate profit per hour, that it would be crucial to know how much the electricity to run the machine for an hour would cost.
How wide were your bridges (I’ve always called them “tabs” for some reason)? How thin can you make those with that cutter? I’m used to designing signs for laser cutting, but the laser belongs to my day job. Thinking about getting something like this to keep from being a middle man.
Hello New Subscriber, I have the Pro i make signs,monograms steel and aluminum fabrication parts for race cars and motorcycles machine runs almost everyday without any problems i use Fusion,Inkscape for design work and Sheetcam post process and Fusion post process.I find that F360 isn't text friendly but works ok but i just learned somethhing from your video is bridging the letters am I missing something is there a tool for that on F360.
Sounds like your running a nice shop and making some cool stuff. Im not an expert with CAD by any means. I just work with Fusion 360. I tried Inkscape to create vector files but I didn't like all the points it creates for curved lines. So I usually just trace everything from scratch with the CAD tools. As far as the bridges, there are no tools to make them that I know of. I add them all in manually. I use the text on path all the time though. Thanks for the comment and for watching!
@@SpicerDesignsLLC How do you do them manually? I draw them manually in inkscape by using the rectangle tool make to the size I need then align it on the letter and then difference it out.But can't that to work in F360. Thanks
Thanks. Hopefully it was helpful. Ill have some more videos like this coming up. I agree Budweiser is awful . But keystone is good stuff. Thanks for the comment!
Great vid I definitely got something from watching it! I do have a question or two..... First any regrets on the razorweld plasma aside from limiting to cutting thin stuff and if so what will you get to replace it someday? Secondly my biggest question!!!! That local 697 sign is very clean as in you have some thin areas that seemed to have cut very nice which brings me to the question are you using standard consumables and or what tip sizes are you using as this is new to me? Thanks in advance.
Thanks for the comment. I don't have any regrets on the razor weld. It was plug and play for the table, and at the time I was starting out with a new machine I knew nothing about. I would definitely say its an entry level machine but that's what I wanted. Its definitely not the best plasma cutter but I've cut up to 3/16 with it no problem. Anything bigger than that im not really equip to handle. I guess it all depends on your intentions with the machine. I am running standard consumables. Ive cut some pretty thin sections in some designs and haven't had an issue. Hopefully that answered your questions. thanks
what type of air dryer do you use for your cutter. also, did you have any issues with langmuir technical support after purchasing the table. i've heard that once you buy the machine, they're difficult to get ahold of for help and that the only help is from the forums. is that true?
I just have a cheap air dryer off amazon. The razorweld has one built in too. Sometimes the customer support refers you to the forum. Theyre ok but there is a lot of info in the forums and they respond quick.
@@jamesdufrene3572 its definitely an entry level machine in my opinion. Ive had issues with mine but in a way it forced me to learn everything about the machine. Now when i have a problem i know exactly what it is. Its been a good machine for me. It does everything i need and the price is right. Anything you get will have kinks. A lot of the guys that get these are beginners too. I was one of them. So a lot of the issues are likely operator error.
Last time i bought steel was 2 months ago. Was $115 for 16 gauge. I stocked up and got better pricing. I also get cut offs for scrap price right from the roll mill. Im sure it when up i was just trying to use easy even numbers for the video.
I recommend Lars Christianson for sure. It gets easier and easier as you go. Im no expert but feel free to reach out if you have any questions. You can email me too if its easier for you.
WARNING: Pronunciation Announcement. "Fill-It" is the typical pronunciation of the Fillet tool. I did learn something about plasma table cutting - nice stuff. Make more!
No where now. I stocked up the last order a couple months ago at about $115 a sheet. I do have a deal where I get cut off right from the roll mill for dirt cheap. I might adjust that thumbnail. just trying to use even numbers for the title.
@@SpicerDesignsLLC I just bought a 5x10 set up with tube cutter accessory. The employee I bought it to run it I no longer employ as of last week. So now I need to learn how to use it or hire someone who can.
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I just got myself a langmuir crossfire table and I love it! Spicer design, I've been watching you alot and you have really helped me out just by watching your videos in step by step process, it helped me get filmilair with the cad and cam work. Thankyou and keep up the amazing videos!!!
Congrats! Glad the videos were helpful. I have another hopefully posting Saturday with some cad tips
I look forward to seeing your video when you have it posted!
I waited for the keystone girl, and she was worth the while.... great job on the vid.
First time i see someone say to wait until i see the video to click the like button or not... got my like right there
Glad you liked it. I just want an honest review. Thanks for the comment.
Great content... showing the step by step process of the design work in fusion 360 and how the software works really helped me to have the confidence to pull the trigger on getting my own machine. Keep up the great work brother
i was looking for a perfect intro video into plasma tables the overall knowledge in this video hit the nail on the head!!
Glad it helped you out. Feel free to email me if you have any questions. Ill do my best to answer them. Thanks for watching!
Congratulations on your channel growth over the past year. I found your channel a while ago from Adam @ home town acres!
Thank you!
I appreciate the detailed information - there is just too much out there on CNC for the hobbyist, and this makes it much easier to wade through. I already equate Langmuir with quality due to their welding tables. You have put my next toy within reach.
I’ll subscribe. He kept things entertaining and lively too.
Love your channel! Simple, straightforward and informative! It looks like you have enough followers now that you have a coupon with Langmuir, so congrats on that! Thank you!
Thank you. I have more of these videos coming.
Good stuff man. Funny how a year ago you were trying to get to 1000 and today I find you and you're at 24k! Great job!
Thank you! Ya its progressed quite a bit. Still a small channel but we’re getting some momentum now.
Thanks for the Fusion 360 call out! I am glad to see it's a tool that is working well for you. (I am a PM responsible for Manufacturing in Fusion 360)
Yes, its amazing software. Ive only scratched the surface on what it can do but im having fun learning. Thanks for the comment, Ill be plugging Fusion in more videos to come. Maybe I can earn a discount on that annual subscription one day. Thanks for watching!
@@SpicerDesignsLLC let's connect
@@PM.al.whatmough SpicerDesignsLLC@gmail.com Im open for some collaborating
Hey Al. We talked a bit ago. I wanted to see if an affiliate program is an option with autodesk since im promoting the software on the channel. Please email me if you dont mind. I have some other questions as well. Thanks
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Dude I’m a welder and new to the cnc thing but bro this is a game changer thanks man
Ive got a handful of videos about the machine and i have more coming. Glad you liked it buddy!
I have an updated version of that video i just uploaded last night. Not sure if you checked it out yet.
You are doing a great job, amigo, and your numbers will explode over the next few weeks.
Thanks! I appreciate that. Im hoping so. I had a big jump from Adam's mention. Hoping to do more collaborations with other channels too.
New, very funny. Helpful info. I’m 54 learning this stuff. Also, have never drank alcohol. My choice has been BB and R’s!
Blondes Burnet’s and Read Heads. Aha!
Glad you likes it. I dont drink much. Its just a bit for the keystone girl. That why we get most of our views. Most the time the cans are empty. Thanks for the comment!
I like your hustle, man!
A found that using a piece of carpet scrap works amazing when cleaning/grinding small parts.
Nice vid, never heard of these langmuir guys before, but I dig their plasma cutter and their mill. thanks !
I'm just finishing up the assembly of my CF-Pro. Hoping to be cutting things this weekend.
You did an amazing job with this video Kyle. This one put you on the map.
Thanks! I appreciate it. I had a couple of things that got past me but im getting better.
@@SpicerDesignsLLC , you guys are rocking' it. Keep up the good work.
Great video. getting my table order ready. looking forward to getting started making my own custom cuts. keep the videos coming!
Good luck with your purchase. You can save a $100 with my discount code too.
@@SpicerDesignsLLC u betcha
Okay this really helped. Now I can maybe actually use this thing. Langmuir really blew it because I had to look for hours to figure the posting process. After looking for hours to figure out getting the Langmuir program on fusion. Only thing is you drank way to much coffee, so I had to pause and rewind one hundred times to actually get the information. But what ever, doesn't matter. Thanks a million.
Glad the video helped you through that part. Its definitely a learning curve but once you do it a couple times it gets pretty easy. Thanks for the nice comment!
Man it was hard watching you do the letters RUclips (RUclips) :) Great video- just subscribed!
Helpful stuff. Thanks.
What type/size of air compressor do you have? Also, did I read right…the 45 Razor Weld will only cut up to 3/16 thick material?
Thats as thick as ive cut with it. I believe it cuts thicker steel. I have a cheap 30 gallon husky air compressor with an amazon air dryer. I ha be another video where i talk about all the equipment.
@@SpicerDesignsLLC ok, I’ll check out that video. Thank you, I enjoyed the video.
@@chipkirk9175 that good! Ive got more coming.
just subscribed to help you out, I ordered one of these tables last November I got the xr with razorcut 80 which is 3phse machine, I received the first box of 2 yesterday so frustrating was supposed to shipped in Feb.. I may have questions once I start assembling the parts I don't have yet. lol.. I purchased it for my own channel and a two overland vehicles I am building one for SEMA the other my toy and grandpas 78 j10. your almost to 1k subscribers. wow I hit refresh just to see the exact number and your were at 994 before I subscribed now says 1k. thanks for the video and I will be back with questions and to watch more of your channel. thanks
YA! just hit it. pretty exciting to finally hit 1K. feel free to email me with any questions. Those machines do take a while to ship. Lots of anticipation. I appreciate the subscription. Ill subscribe to you as well so I can catch your videos once you get it going. Thanks for the comment and for watching.
How does this compare to using a water jet cutter?
Not to sure on that. Ive hooked up water jets before at my day job as an electrician. It seems like there is a lot more moving parts with a water jet and im not sure if they cut as fast. But dont take my word for it. Sorry im not much help on that one.
I'm just now trying to learn more about cnc plasma tables but I used to run a large waterjet at my old job and they have a LOT of maintenance requirements and the invoices I seen were very expensive because most people don't realize that it isn't just water that's used but also a fine ground garnet with the high pressure water is what cuts the material..that garnet fills the tub up and must be removed and that's exspensive also ...I believe laser cutting is the best but very costly to get into and plasma seems to be the best way to get started for me atleast.... main point is waterjet cutting has alot of hidden costs associated with it
Does it use a hand held plasma cutter if not which cnc table does
Waterjet will generally have cleaner cuts with smaller kerf (width of the cut) and almost zero draft (plasma will leave a slight angle from top of cut to bottom). Waterjet also introduces zero heat to the parts so warping and property changes like hardening or softening at the edge of the cut don't occur. But a waterjet machine takes up alot of space, is expensive to operate (as some have mentioned), and price wise start 15 to 20x more expensive than this little plasma table.
Water jet can cut through just about any material, greater thickness, and cuts cleaner. The water jet is much more expensive than the plasma table though so unless you need the extra performance, the plasma table is just fine.
What kind of drum sander do you have in the background? is it cost effective?
Its a Baileigh sd-255 dual drum sander. I thought it would work a lot better than it does, but i still have to clean up the edges with the die grinder. So i rarely use it. Theres just no good way to clean up the dross and sharp edges efficiently.
I’ll bid $20, good investment, like a Picasso, it will be worth millions!😀
Well you won it! Thanks for bidding on it. Just email me when you have a chance and ill get your address. Thanks!
How did you get your firecontrol to hook up to fusion because I can't find firecontrol in the library of the post. And when I look local it's not in there either so I can't save to use firecontrol
Its been a while since i did it. I know it is a little tricky. I remember moving the post process file into fusions somehow. I would recommend watching the tutorials on langmuirs sight. Thats how i got through it.
Why is the Z-axis necessary? Wouldn't it be possible to manually set a specific distance? Is it required for the program?
There is a torch hight controller that requires the z axis. It maintains the same cut gap if the steel is warped or starts to warp during the cut process.
In my town people don't want to pay so my title will be " How to turn $100 into $25. Cool video.
Well that sucks. There is a lot of time that goes into some of these signs. People need to pay
Thanks for video, you're very handy and smart man.
Thanks buddy I appreciate that. Hope everything is good with you. Thanks for the comment.
When you say im going to export to post process , you open the window (g1-g2) , My question is how do i find my fire control machine. , how did you make it appear ?
Its a little tricky. Once you get it set up once you wont have to do it again. The steps are a little different between a mac and windows. I used the support tab on langmuirs website. They have a bunch of videos on how to set up the post process.
Thanks for the reply. I went to the website and figured it out. You and the keystone girl are the best
Glad to hear you got it figured out. It can be a little tricky
I'm waiting on delivery of my table and have been surfing around for tricks. The canvas thing is new to me - thanks. I've got some tips for you too. I've got cad/cam background just not fusion.
If you're designing something with symmetry like the RUclips button, just draw one side and mirror it to the other. Also, your construction line for spelling out RUclips could have been an offset from the bottom of the button. Basically, just copy/mirror existing geometry when you can rather than redrawing the same things over and over.
Awesome. Thanks for the tips. I have used the symmetry tool before. Works well
@@SpicerDesignsLLC Figured you got to it at some point or another, but thought I'd mention it just in case. 🍻
@@RideRevival im open for any pointers i can get. Im not an expert on cad but i get by. Fun to learn.
Hey question, I'm in the I.B.E.W. LU 728
Would make a sign for me and how much would it cost and what size would you make. Thank you
Daren from south east Florida
I certainly can make one for you. They are 24” diameter. I sell them for $100 plus shipping. They are the old version of the bug with 15 bolts fyi. It filled the sign out better than the new version of 10 bolts. Shipping can be kind of pricey. Let me know what you want to do. Spicerdesignsllc@gmail.com
Question, where would you recommend I learn CAD?
I would recommend Lars Christensen youtube channel. Thats were i learned. He pretty good at explaining the steps.
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I like the IBEW sign. Can you make CWA Local 4217 ?
Im sure i could do it. If you want to email me the logo I can get you some pricing
Hey, do you have the automatic torch height controller? Is it needed /recommended? Its another $400
I do. Its acting up on me right now but i do recommend it.
When you ordered the plasma table what all did you get for add-ons and why?
I ordered it with the plasma cutter which is ok for light stuff. Also got it with the torch controller just because they recommended it. I would recommend getting the machine torch for it. I recently got one and i really like it. Hopefully that helps
I'm new to your channel. I just joined today. I'm looking for a large plasma table that cut out the thickest metal possible. Can you suggest what to buy? Thanks! Love your sense of humor!!
Thanks for the sub! Im not an expert by any means but i would check out Langmuirs XR tables. Its 4x8 and you can get the larger Hyperthem plasma cutter to cut heavier gauge steel.
How bad does this CNC throw sparks? Is it something you can do as a hobbyist in your 20x20 garage?
Ya thats plenty of space. I used to run it out of the third bay of my garage. The sparks arent bad, especially with the water table.
I would love to know where you are getting that sheet plate 12 ga4x8 is running about $340 a sheet around Martinsburg wv
I just bought a 4x8x 14ga sheet of mild steel for $108. I know 12 ga is more. $340 seems high.
Everything around here is high it’s crazy 4x8x1/4” $667 last one o bought for a customer and he about flipped!! Keep the great videos coming
Great Video man. Much Appreciated!
U sir you got a like just for saying not to like unless u like. Good shit brother wish u nothing but the best
Thanks! I appreciate that
I could not tell, did you program any lead in, lead out in that file? I just got my Cut60DN today that I am going to put on my 30X30 Longmill CNC. Do you really need lead in?
Ya i have lead in. I think you def need it with a plasma machine. Otherwise youll see the initial pierce in the design. I usually do a .1 lead in minimum
Great video. I'm a keystone guy with a Hobart welder.lol.thinking about a plasma table.
Its been great to have. I think im upgrading to their larger one soon.
Great video, very helpful. Thanks!
Glad you liked it. Ill have more coming soon. Thanks for watching!
Very informative, and entertaining!
Sure did enjoy this in-depth explanation. I would love to learn how to do this but I’m not sure this old dog can’t learn new tricks but, I think my son would love it. He has a 3D printer and is using CAD so it might come easy for him. Again, nice job on the video and explaining the process!
Thanks Doug. Its definitely a lot of trial and error. Im sure you would figure it out. Your pretty damn sharp if you ask me. Ill be getting you a rendering soon on your logo too.
Your old cause you stopped learning, the brain like the rest of your body is designed to be used..
I’ve made it to alcoholic welder RUclips. Was just a matter of time, I suppose. The ASMR of you throating those Keystones is a nice touch. Who doesn’t love that stomach-churning sound blasting right into the AirPods?
Alcoholic? Its an old video, cut me some slack. Glad thats all the info you got out of this.
One day I will have a CNC plasma. Nice shop man!
Thank you. Its just the 3rd bay of the garage. I really need to build a shop but lumber is so high. Cnc is pretty nice tool to have. Let me know if you have any questions. Thanks for the comment.
Great video! Good explanation of how the machine works! I am sure you can make all kinds of mods for your tractor with the plasma cutter!
Thanks Bob. Yes I've already used it in a couple videos for the Kioti. I will be making a front brush guard next with it. Should be in the next couple weeks or so. Thanks for the comment!
On but how did you do the bridges
I have a font video where i show how to make the bridges. Its a newer video on our page.
Awesome videos thanks for the tips and tricks. I think you said 14g for the small signs. What are the typical gauges and types of steel you use for signs?
I use 14 most of the time. I like to use a little thicker gauge for welding to it
Thanks. Fun. Subscribed! I have the same table. Also bought two welding tables joined together. Langmuir rocks. I'm using the Harbor Freight Plasma I got on sale. Works great. Would you mind detailing the air drying system you set up? I need to add that to my set-up. Cheers.
Great! Thank you. I will add a link to the video if its not on there already. Its just a cheap amazon dryer. Seems to work pretty well.
What’s the electricity cost to operate?
Its minimal. Just a 30 gallon single phase compressor, 240 volt single phase 30 amp feed for plasma cutter. similar to a welder. Not sure an exact price for electrical. I don't even notice it on the bill. Obviously depends on usage too. I have some other videos where I talk more about the requirements and specs. Hopefully that helps
Hey mate, the pricing of $10 each or 3 for $45 doesn't make much sense.
Haha ya i know. I jacked that up. Didnt catch it until the video was uploaded. Should be 5 for $45. Good catch!
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🤣🤣🤣 I was thinking the same thing!
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I figured he meant 3 for $25
@@danieldodd2264 that works too!
It should be three for 25 not 45
Great info👍
You in Nashville now?
About an hour south of Bloomington. Pretty close to french lick. We go to dinner there quite a bit.
You guys at langmuir should feel sorry for your selves, nice vid !
I found it easier to convert the image to an SVG file and insert that into fusion. IOS has an excellent free program.
Ill have to check that out. Ive just gotten used to making them from scratch. Ive noticed when i converted them in the past it creates a ton of fixed points on curved lines or circles. Where its not actually a curved line, its just a bunch of small straight lines.
@@SpicerDesignsLLC its called image converter on ios.
@@scottdavis9442 ill give it a whirl. Thank you
What size laptop are you using
I just use a macbook air for everything. Not sure what the memory is on it.
I don't use Fusion 360, I use Autodesk Inventor for all my designs, I can export a dxf from a surface or flat patterns, will Fire Control on the Plasma accept .dxf and then I can program in the lead ins and lead outs from the plasma controller side of things?
@@adventurefilms no, the gcode needs to be created in the cad software. There may be another way that i dont know about. But Fire Control wont open a dxf.
@@SpicerDesignsLLC Interesting. I have been creating designs that require plate/sheet to be burned, plasma'd, laser cut, or water jetted, for 15 years, and the shops always ask me for a .dxf file, I'd be very surprised in the Langmuir software can't import a dxf file? We are looking at buying a table, but I don't want to have to switch my workflow from Inventor to F360 to do it :-(
Excuse me if I missed it, but have you figured out what the input cost is to operate your table for an hour?
I have not. Are you talking overhead to run the machine ?
@@SpicerDesignsLLC Yes.
@@klappy803 i havent. Its pretty minimal for the amount i use it. I usually do a couple cuts a week. So maybe 30 minutes of usage. Would be interesting to know for heavier use.
@@SpicerDesignsLLC It sure would. Every so often I kick around the idea of some light fabrication/creation. I would think that especially as a start up part time shop and in order to calculate profit per hour, that it would be crucial to know how much the electricity to run the machine for an hour would cost.
Your former electrician I have a welder that is 220 with a 110 cord on it what size wire can I use for it?
Did you see the welding outlet video i made? That video might answer your question. Its hard to say what size without any details of the welder.
How wide were your bridges (I’ve always called them “tabs” for some reason)? How thin can you make those with that cutter? I’m used to designing signs for laser cutting, but the laser belongs to my day job. Thinking about getting something like this to keep from being a middle man.
laser machines are nice. I wish I had one. I wouldn't go anything less than an 1/8 wide on the bridges with the plasma machine.
@@SpicerDesignsLLC that's not bad. Thanks!
Text on path I did not know! thanks man
I use that tool all the time. Works great for words on a contour.
$10 each or three for $45, I think I'd buy them individually!
I had that same thought. He must have mis-spoke.
I did.
@@SpicerDesignsLLC So what are the correct prices for those garden stakes? They look nice!
Hello New Subscriber,
I have the Pro i make signs,monograms steel and aluminum fabrication parts for race cars and motorcycles machine runs almost everyday without any problems i use Fusion,Inkscape for design work and Sheetcam post process and Fusion post process.I find that F360 isn't text friendly but works ok but i just learned somethhing from your video is bridging the letters am I missing something is there a tool for that on F360.
Sounds like your running a nice shop and making some cool stuff. Im not an expert with CAD by any means. I just work with Fusion 360. I tried Inkscape to create vector files but I didn't like all the points it creates for curved lines. So I usually just trace everything from scratch with the CAD tools. As far as the bridges, there are no tools to make them that I know of. I add them all in manually. I use the text on path all the time though. Thanks for the comment and for watching!
@@SpicerDesignsLLC How do you do them manually? I draw them manually in inkscape by using the rectangle tool make to the size I need then align it on the letter and then difference it out.But can't that to work in F360. Thanks
@@deanpurks7474 I just use the line tool, then I use the trim tool to remove the lines I don't want.
Good detail step by step. that beer must be awful, kinda like Budweiser
Thanks. Hopefully it was helpful. Ill have some more videos like this coming up. I agree Budweiser is awful . But keystone is good stuff. Thanks for the comment!
thanks, learned a few things.
No problem, glad to hear. Ill have some more of these videos coming soon. Thanks for watching
Its way faster to find an svg file and convert that to a dxf and will bring in your drawing to make your tool path.
Great vid I definitely got something from watching it! I do have a question or two..... First any regrets on the razorweld plasma aside from limiting to cutting thin stuff and if so what will you get to replace it someday? Secondly my biggest question!!!! That local 697 sign is very clean as in you have some thin areas that seemed to have cut very nice which brings me to the question are you using standard consumables and or what tip sizes are you using as this is new to me? Thanks in advance.
Thanks for the comment. I don't have any regrets on the razor weld. It was plug and play for the table, and at the time I was starting out with a new machine I knew nothing about. I would definitely say its an entry level machine but that's what I wanted. Its definitely not the best plasma cutter but I've cut up to 3/16 with it no problem. Anything bigger than that im not really equip to handle. I guess it all depends on your intentions with the machine. I am running standard consumables. Ive cut some pretty thin sections in some designs and haven't had an issue. Hopefully that answered your questions. thanks
@@SpicerDesignsLLC yes thanks much!
does it support other software besides fire control? do you see any reason to use anything besides fire control ? Thanks Im new to CNC
I believe its only fire control. Its works well and dont see any reason to use anything else. I think the smaller machine uses different software.
Awesome video! What are your opinions on the crossfire vs crossfire pro? You find the extra size of the table worth it?
I would definitely go with the pro. That extra space gives you way more options.
I want one please
Great video
what type of air dryer do you use for your cutter. also, did you have any issues with langmuir technical support after purchasing the table. i've heard that once you buy the machine, they're difficult to get ahold of for help and that the only help is from the forums. is that true?
I just have a cheap air dryer off amazon. The razorweld has one built in too. Sometimes the customer support refers you to the forum. Theyre ok but there is a lot of info in the forums and they respond quick.
@@SpicerDesignsLLC man, i want to take the plunge but after reading the forums and all of the problems people are having, I'm very hesitant.
@@jamesdufrene3572 its definitely an entry level machine in my opinion. Ive had issues with mine but in a way it forced me to learn everything about the machine. Now when i have a problem i know exactly what it is. Its been a good machine for me. It does everything i need and the price is right. Anything you get will have kinks. A lot of the guys that get these are beginners too. I was one of them. So a lot of the issues are likely operator error.
Great video, very useful! Thank you!
just an fyi, pronunciation for an engineering style fillet = fil-it, not fil-eh.
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Where are you buying a sheet of 16 gauge for $100 at the current price of steel in April 2022?
Last time i bought steel was 2 months ago. Was $115 for 16 gauge. I stocked up and got better pricing. I also get cut offs for scrap price right from the roll mill. Im sure it when up i was just trying to use easy even numbers for the video.
Lol, I’ll just take 2 please…oh and another 1.
I’m building my self a plasma table, I have been trying to learn the CAD it Certainly is a challenge
I recommend Lars Christianson for sure. It gets easier and easier as you go. Im no expert but feel free to reach out if you have any questions. You can email me too if its easier for you.
The steel likes that! 😂
WARNING: Pronunciation Announcement.
"Fill-It" is the typical pronunciation of the Fillet tool.
I did learn something about plasma table cutting - nice stuff. Make more!
Ill get it right next time. Glad you enjoyed it
@@SpicerDesignsLLC Rock on!
How do u go with copyrights?
Where do you Buy a Good Sheet of Metal For $100 Dollars
No where now. I stocked up the last order a couple months ago at about $115 a sheet. I do have a deal where I get cut off right from the roll mill for dirt cheap. I might adjust that thumbnail. just trying to use even numbers for the title.
shit i still have my kickstarter crossfire still in the box. I've been slacking haha
1 for ten dollars or 3 for 45$ do you get many takers for 3?
Yes
Garden markers $10 each or 3 for $45??? ill take 3 individual ones for $30 please. great video, some really helpful advice.
Im IBEW L.U. 130. Nice video.
Do you sell the garden markers for $20? Otherwise 3 for $45 doesn't seem right.
3 for 45 is t right. I made a mistake. Its been addressed about 76 times in the comments. Should have been 3 for 20-25
using water how thin can you go without warping?
Depends on how many cuts you have v just have to experiment with it
@SpicerDesignsLLC thankyou and would you use the avid cnc 3 axis to use with this table you have?
I hope this makes it so i can use my new machine
Whats that? Are you unable to use it?
@@SpicerDesignsLLC I just bought a 5x10 set up with tube cutter accessory. The employee I bought it to run it I no longer employ as of last week. So now I need to learn how to use it or hire someone who can.
@@RaceMentally i gotcha. Well i have a few videos that might help you out. They are somewhat specific to my machine. But good luck with everything.
@@SpicerDesignsLLC thanks I’m watching them. 🙏🏼
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I wish. Maybe one day
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16 dollars
$10 each or 3 for $45?
yaa i messed that one up. Good catch!