Plasma Table for Lincoln Electric | DIY
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- Опубликовано: 28 авг 2024
- Here's a project for my new plasma cutter. My friends at Lincoln are having a promotion on their plasma machines until June 5-check out the link below so you don’t miss out.
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Tools and products used:
Lincoln Electric 375 Air Plasma Cutter - amzn.to/2rwsx34
Material hauler - 1961 Chevy Apache :)
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Sharpie (12 pk) - amzn.to/2nfYhLr
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General tools digital bevel guage - amzn.to/2nNHpMr
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Lincoln Electric 140C Mig Welder - amzn.to/2o4Z9RW
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Awesome vid.
Well, my day is now complete--thanks Jimmy!
I'm in the process in making your plasma table now and so far I've spent close to $300.00 in materials from Metal Depot. It's well worth it, since I'm passing the time during the Covid-19 pandemic in my workshop.
I would imagine like many people these days, I spend too much time watching youtube videos. But I have to commend you, when I watch yours I get a sense of being young, wanting to accomplish something, and I am not that young anymore. Thank you for the inspiration, wonderful craftsmanship.
Hah, that's a new one, and great to hear--thank you!
I hate to be that guy who asks but.... music? In a period where a lot of youtubers are all using a handful of generic tunes, you have stepped it up a notch.
Thank you!
This man is a genius fabricator! The woodblock jig is so well thought out a real time saver. Then he used the table that was half built to plasma cut the sheet stock. I'm going to build this next. Thank you for all your time and effort to make this video.
Thank you John!
Thanks for the ideas. I'd never in a million years have thought of offsetting the hole in the chute to allow for the placement of the bucket 'and' cutter, That's just superb!
Husband here. Really like the "offset" hole! Nice Vid!! No B.S., Tunes go well too! Ol' Chev truck....wonderful. Thanx!!!!! (I subscribed)
That turned out great, Zack. Super useful to have in a metalworking shop, never even heard of a plasma table before you talked about it on the podcast.
Thanks... Man we sure missed you on the podcast this week, I suck at doing your job.
I like how you used the table to cut parts for the table.
:)
i call that " robots making robots"
You just can't beat time and effort when it comes to quality. Cheers.
Thank you!
You know it's a good build when you use it while building it. Very cool! I like the "parking brake" for the truck too.
Absolutely. The truck sits fine, it just doesn't have an E-brake, so I chalk the wheel just in case :)
Er, I think you mean "chock" the wheel, as parking inspectors are the ones who chalk your wheels and we don't want that happening as the tickets for their gigs are kind of expensive.
Now that might be a useful name for a band, "The Parking Inspectors". Copyright to me as of NOW. hehehe
What you refer to as the E brake, us Aussies refer to as the Parking Brake. Go figure!
Saaawweeeet. I'd probably just disassemble the welding table and throw the plate on top of this whenever I'd want to weld. A nice double duty space saver in a small shop like yours. Great work, Zack!
Thanks Colby, It has totally become my new grinding station!
Neat trick for cutting the slots in the square tubing!
Thanks!
Great video!
I think if I do one I'll make the bottom shelf out of mesh so any dust falls straight through and doesn't build up on it. I'd probably also extend the tail of the funnel further into the bucket and maybe add a lid of some sort to help protect the plasma cutter a bit more.
I like the idea of the slag catcher or whatever your calling it. Think I might have to do something similar to mine. Nothing beats a cool storage/ work space
Thanks!
Hi come across this by accident. A elegant design, now on my to build list , went to hit the subscribe button. And. I already am, you got lost in the throng of good tubers.
I am constantly amazed at what people can/will build... NICE BUILD. Very nice job - makes my stuff look like doodoo..
Thank you!
Looks great. I like the idea for the sacrificial slats for the top. Easy to replace as needed.
Absolutely!
Thank you!
Seth Galitzer We used to do that for our lasers at work. I don't think we were using the same steel that Amada used for their laser slats. We were using stadard hot rolled steel (not sure on the gauge.) The company was wanting to go cheap, but the laser operators and supervisors realized very early on that the in-house slats weren't lasting as long.
You mean the idea of slats that has been done ever since plasma and OA or even laser and many more have been around. LOL
Fantastic table. Been looking for something like that to build at work. We have a new plasma cutter sitting on a table. Thank you again.
I'm so glad I found your channel. Really creative solutions. Best plasma table idea I have seen. I'm going to make me one of those. Not too big, not too small, and lots of function and containment. Thanks for sharing with all of us! Joel.....
Thank you Joel!
Great design. I'm putting together a plasma pattern cutter madefrom an old victor. Thanks for the video.
Thanks!
nice, I'm gonna build one like this, I like the idea for replacing the slats, and having the slag catcher bucket underneath and ability to store the plasma cutter below, thanks for the video,
Thanks!
Yes! Great to finally see this come together! really looking forward to seeing what you create now you've got plasma.
Also, great music to this video too!
Thank you!
That cute will come in very handy, I bet. Nice how you made it the height you did so you could get that bucket underneath.
Thanks!
This is an older video but nice fab and editing. I'll be watching more thanks
Nice trick with the removable slats. Great project!
Thank you!
Beautiful work, and I love the emergency brake for your truck.
:) Thanks!
I wish I were near you still so that I could learn to weld from you! Adam is getting his education and I'm gonna learn, too! Great vid!
Hey Dave!
Do I know Adam?
Also you could totally learn how to weld by watching videos, MIG isn't all that difficult.
Go check out Jody Collier at "Welding Tips and Tricks" and Bob Moffat at "Weld.com", two of the best welding instructional video channels on YT. Remember welding is a bit like learning to write or paint, its a hand eye coordination thing along with some technical knowledge for the different metals and welding parameters.
Adam's company did the patches for The Collective, brother. I thought YOU introduced ME to him. Once I have room, I'm picking up a few tools and I'll start teaching myself. I may even take a few classes.
Careful David, using tools and making stuff is addictive, time and space consuming and expensive, and for some strange reason people refer to those sort of things as "junk" unless you happen to be building/ making something for them. You may find yourself searching for a "Man Cave" as well.
My tools are in service to ANOTHER hobby, so fear not. Unless my tools can allow me to simulate flying legally, I'll stick with riding and use the tools to make things different (and hopefully, better).
Like that during this metal working project your wearing a shirt that says Woodworking. Nice work.
This is awesome. I'll keep this in mind for when I finally take the plunge into welding 😬
:) Thanks!
Wow, so cool to watch skill in action. Must be nice having (easy?) access to all that stock!
Thank you!
Nice plasma table you made there. I want to get an everlast plasma cutter at some point. They sure do come in handy.
I've always been a Lincoln guy, but there are a lot of good brands out there
Gran bel tavolo di saldatura. Bel lavoro bravo. 👍
wow! and I've been working for about 10 hours on the same record cart..
I see you got the Apache up and running. Nice!
:)
Yep, it runs surprisingly well!
Gotta make me one of these for my everlast plasma cutter. Thank you so much for everything
I'm sure you're going to get crazy amounts of use of that, good call on the replaceable slats. Bet they'll get chewed up over time.
-Caleb Harris
Sweet plasma table and sweeter truck. Thanks for sharing.
Thank you!
Lol I'm surprised no one else commented about the truck
Cool table. Like the way you cut the slits in the upper bars to hold the slats, very groovical. (I just made that word up).... haha.
Thanks Jim :)
Great table build. I need to make one for my powerplasma cutter.
Great job on the editing.....first rate. Nicely done on the table as well.
Thank you!
Nicely done. I’m gonna follow your design to make mine
Saw kerfs for the slats. Too easy!
:)
nice build and good welding.
You will never stop surprising me with your meticulous style. U too much Bosss. I love your style all time. I need more insight on stuff plasma cutter, mig welder compressor . I ll be happy if U could help
Seems like ‘the fab forums’ jacked your style. I like what you did here a lot more.
I haven't checked in there. Thank you!
Interesting video nice burn table and quality of workmanship. Nice to see a fellow welder much my jr. with the same interests.
have to build my self one of those table look good
+ZH Fabrications
This is excellent, I've been looking into building something similar to mount my 2 x 72 grinder on to aid in dust control, amazing man thanks for posting!
Thank you! Good luck!
I really liked this video. I want to make a table for my powerplasma cutter. Have you considered modifying this with a downdraft for fume control?
Nice design and build. Dig the music also.
Thank you Michael! Shirts in the mail by the way :)
Excellent video and a pleasure to each you fabricate
Nice man, love watching your vids due to the style of your work and the vids themselves. Really dig the raw garage blues tracks. Also, even though I'm a woodworker, you're my fave on the pod - don't tell Johnny or James!
Hah, thank you! I love woodworking, I just seem to get a lot of metal oriented commissions. Thanks for the compliment, I honestly think the podcast takes all three of us--Johnny had to sit out last nights recording and--well--lets just say directing a podcast is not my forte, I'm better at smart ass remarks and derailing the show topic :)
Greetings. I look from Russia. Great idea of a plasma table, I'll make myself the same.
I wish you success in your work.
Nice shop addition!! Well built too.
That is what I need as a table for my powerplasma cutter.
That's a great job Zack and I'm sure that table will get to pay its dues in your shop! Hey nice park brake too ;)
Thanks Scott!
Nice design and real nice work! Thank you for sharing.
Thank you!
Kick ass music as always bro, o yea your projects are cool too haha. Always a must watch for sure. "Keep on keepin on brotha." -Sir Joseph Dirte
Thank you!
inspired my new plasma table slash evolution mitre situation.. wish I could post pics, sweeeeet
:)
Wow !! Incredible build. Awesome video !
Thanks Scott!
Great build Zack! Makes me want to trade in my Festool(s) for a welder. Well, maybe not just yet...great shirt choice BTW! Ha!
Hah, thanks Keith-- one of these days I will own a Festool something or other.
Very nice project! You make me want to pull out my welder...
:)
Nice! Smart and simple design and I reckon it was cheap to make too. I think this has to go on the list of things I'm gonna have to make sooner or later, plasma cutting without one of these can be kind of a mess.
The slats are just drooped in and can be removed right?
Thanks, and yep, they come right out.
Outstanding!!
work of art, hat's off
Bad ass. Clean work sir
gonna build this one! I like your music tracks.
Ah, I just responded to your previous content, looks like you found the build video :)
great build man! Id love to have a plasma cutter some day. I think it might be the last method of cutting metal I am missing... well a hydraulic or jump shear would be nice too. Good music and edit too.
Yeah it's pretty amazing, I was using a Jigsaw with a metal cutting blade before, this is quite the upgrade! Thank you!
Excellent, thankyou for your time and the knowledge! :)
Thank you!
That is one sweet build.
Thank you!
Great project ! I like the music in your videos!
Thank Matt!
Slick project, awesome editing job.
Thank you!
Keep killing it.
That looks fantastic, well done!
Thank you!
Sweet build Zach! Any thoughts of adding vacuum to make it down draft table for grinding?
Thanks!
Nah, I don't have room/time for that crap :)
Nicely done!
Dude, that's a killer build!
Nice job!
Nice Build!
Thank you!
Good piece, aesthetic and practical ,Good tools. 👍🎖✔👍🎖✔
Thank you Armando!
Am I to understand that 9 months ago you only had 1K subscribers and now you are running at 44K ?
Just had a look at your video list. Interesting stuff, better add me to the sub list.
:) Yep things have been going well for me! Thank you!
Super going to be my next project tks for sharing
Thanks, good luck!
Kool, now I'm gonna make me one, thanks for your videos
Well thought well executed quality build.
Great Build Dude. Thanks for Sharing.
As usual, a clean and great job!
Thank you!
Great video. Very nice build!!
Thank you!
commenting after Jimmy seems inconsequential but that was a great video!
Nah, I appreciate all comments!
Great editing too
Thank you!
Hmmm my welding table plans just got changed, might have to make one of these with a second top for welding.
:)
what size of metal is the main frame? 2x2? love the slot idea so smart.
Really cool Zack!
Thank you Fred.
Awesome video and love the truck!!!
great job on the table it looks awesome !!!!!!!!
It feels awfull to watch your vids and having no tools to make my own stuff, really inspirational material sir thanks a lot
Thank you! It all came one piece at a time :)
Hi excellent vid.
Question as I don’t own a plasma cutter and never used one. How come when you cut the sheeting to make the dust collection chute, It didn’t cut through the cross bars under the sheeting?
Great job and very nice video too!
Thank you!
Nice work Zack!
Thanks Donny!
Great job on the build!
Awesome table. How do you like your Tomahawk?
AWESOME!
Man, you're really good!!! Thanks for sharing!
Thank you Fred!
Nice work 👍🏻