Arcdroid, Down draft table, Arcfony CNC plasma cutter
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- Опубликовано: 6 июл 2023
- In this video I cover building a simple DIY down draft plasma cutting table for my Arcdroid CNC plasma cutter, I also cover tips on using the Arcdroid.
I go over a simple air dryer for plasma cutters and how to get the most out of plasma consumables.
Finally I cover the Arcfony Cut53N plasma cutter with plug and play CNC connections. It’s the best value blow back pilot arc start I have ever used.
Here's a video covering the Langmuir Crossfire PRO CNC table For over 3 years.
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Damnit Mike you are a damn genius. I have been waiting for someone to post a "real" video on the Arcdroid use and demonstration. Seriously your videos are always top notch. I want one of these so darn bad right now it hurt!!!!
Right on thanks Jon 😊 I will cover more about this Arcdroid in the near future, I will go over the touch screen and how to draw simple parts and the trace features. This way you and others have a much better idea of what is possible with the simple software and what would be better to draw in a computer program. Take care and have a great weekend 😊
Why do the colors RED & GREEN jump in my mind at the beginning of this video? LOL. I love your videos. Keep up the good work
Let's see the comparison!!
Sounds good 👌
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I first came across your channel when looking for bandsaw mill stuff. I've since pretty much watched every video you've put out, regardless of content. For me it's the presenting style and video production that make your channel very watchable for me, that and the great information and no nonsense explanations of what you do. Keep up the great work!
Awesome, thank you!
Once again, great video Mike! You are always inspiring to watch.
Definitely would like to see a comparison video between the two CNC's
Right on Bryan! I well definitely make that video this summer 😊
Have a great weekend 👍
I would be interested in a video comparing the two. It's funny how you started with the smaller Langmuir table, then went to the big one and now going back to a smaller unit that the Arc Droid is. Of course your projects were much different with each unit. I'm still diggin' the Mini Pinzgauer build.
Thanks for checking out my new video!
Yes I will make the comparison video, seems like many people showed interest in that topic. Haha yes I went from small to bigger then back to small again 😂 I have been so busy with my two kiddos and my main job I find it harder to get as much time in my shop.
The Arcdroid is so quick to draw and cut basic parts I just use it a lot more these days the the Crossfire. Take care and have a great weekend 👍
Love your videos Mike, I bought a titanium 125 welder because of you and have been welding and fixing things around the house that other wise would have been replaced. Keep sharing your knowledge and creativity, you have a gift to share.
Thanks man for checking out my videos 😊 yes that Titanium 125 is a solid little welder, really capable machine 👍
Nice little workstation, would love a comparison!
I bought a Crossfire XL with water table, limit switches, THC, laptop stand, and the Razorweld 45 with machine torch. I'm actually hoping to have first fire this evening. I've wanted for one for a while, and after I added some auxiliary hydraulics on my tractor, I decided I didn't like the bracket that came with it, so I'd cut my own :). On the topic of high quality air, google for "compressor aftercooler". Basically, it's taking an automotive transmission cooler and water separator, and then plumbing it between the compressor head and the tank check valve. The advantage to this is it keeps water out of the tank, reducing corrosion. I've got a two water separators, a dessicant stage, and a Motor Guard 60 micron filter at the moment, but I'm going to add the aftercooler as soon as I can start cutting some brackets. FYI: It's your fault I bought the Crossfire :)
Love to see uploads from you, my wife would rather I not watch cause I am always buying more fab tools after watching..lol thanks for the video, looking forward to your next build…and I would love to see an update video on some of your past builds…
Thanks man I really appreciate it 👍😊
Haha well I can see why she doesn’t like that 😂
Take care and have a great weekend 👍
Just before Covid (spring of 2019) we bought a Crossfire basic table and a Miller 625 X-treme, had a terrible time with the software. Fusion 360 was terrible to use in our setting because it's internet based and our connection was very slow. Also the old Mach 3 which isn't dedicated to plasma cutting was less than user friendly. During the 1'st year of Covid our shop was shut down and the machine sat. The 2'nd April of covid (2021) we opened our shop and it was either get the Crossfire going or get rid of it. We threw Fusion away and bought QCAD and Sheetcam, meanwhile Languire came out with their ArcFire software. In about 2 weeks very part time we learned enough software and got everything running. My advice is Fusion is way more program than you need for simple 2D parts, SheetCam works and ArcFire is a game changer. Once you can CNC cut you look at projects completely differently.
Yes Fusion 360 is way overkill for simple 2D stuff, I definitely have been looking into other programs. 😊👍
I will take a closer look at QCAD and Sheetcam. Thanks for checking out my new video.
@@Mikefestiva Hi Mike............enjoy your videos.....QCAD is pretty intuitive and all you need for 2D cut drawings, Sheetcam is also 2D and works fine, we loaded both on the laptop that drives the Crossfire table so it's all right there and resident with our table......... we also have copies on home computers so w can design & post process there as well.....works for us.......73 MP
@@michaelpolimer2128 I'm using F360 for my Crossfire pro, w/ THC, right now and it's way more hassle than I'd prefer, overly complex and they are pretty restrictive with the hobby license. What is post processing like with QCAD, SheetCam and ArcFire? Is it pretty straight forward like F360? Do you still use FireControl from Langmuir Systems? I did a quick look for ArcFire and didn't find it. Where can I find it?
Miss your videos, welcome back!
Thanks 😊
Finished building my JDsGarage plasma table about a month ago. Been fighting my little HF 3 in 1 Tig, Stick and Plasma machine with all the CNC EMI hardening stuff. It does cut but cannot plunge as initial torch height is critical for arc start.
So I finally pulled the trigger on this Arcfony CUT53N cnc! Should be here today!
I had watched this video a few months back but wasn't thinking of a plasma cutter at the time. Found this video again on researching the Arcfony, LOL. Great video as usual! Keep it up.
I'd love to see a comparison video between the two. I'm mentally preparing myself to get a CNC plasma cutter for my workshop and would find a video like that really useful. Those arcdroids are a very unique system.
I will definitely make a comparison video of the tables. CNC is a game changer in the home shop 😊👍
Thanks for checking out my new video!
Always appreciate these videos Mike, full of useful tips! Keep-em coming 👍
Thanks man 😊 I really appreciate it 👍
I use the blue desiccant beads to keep 3d printer filament dry and have recharged it in the oven 6-7 times now. Works like a charm!
Nice 👍 I definitely would like to get into 3D printing some day. Thanks for checking out my new video!
Thank you Mike! Great video. Glad to see you putting out content! Have a great day!
You always do a great job of explaining things . And you have all the toys!
I just picked up the same Arcfony as well. Really impressive unit for under $400 CDN. Hope to have my DIY table up and running this week!
Nice! Yes for the price and quality I’m also really happy with it. What I really like about it is it always starts on every cut, I have had blow back pilot arc start plasma cutters sometimes miss a start in the past when cutting out a CNC part with many different Pierce points.
This Arcfony hasn’t missed a start yet and I have made hundreds of cuts with it so far. 😊👍 That’s awesome your are building your table!
Defo looking forward to the comparison 👍
Great info. Thanks for video
Hell Yeah to a comparison video.
Cool 😊 I will start on that video soon!
Love to see one of your in-depth videos on the Arc Droid itself (use, set up, etc…)
Hi Mike, I'm a huge fan and have learned a lot from watching your channel. Matter of fact I bought the Arcfony from watching your video. I took your advice and wired 220 in my garage. I've also, used the same filter/dryer you have. I could sure use your help hooking up my Arcfony for my first cut. I bought the X2 and hoping to make my first cut by Friday. I have a 60 gal Mega Compressor which should do the trick. My plasma table is almost ready except for the final down draft addition like yours. Getting really close and would be forever grateful to you for some of your knowledge hooking this thing up.
Glenn Green from Corpus Christi, Texas
Well I bought the Arcdroid through your link. I've got it set with THC and it's pretty impressive except I haven't done a lot with it yet. Just hoping to work area doesn't turn out to be to small. Thanks again for all the content, your Fusion 360 videos REALLY helped me. Take care.
Mike, it’s good to see you man, I hope everything is well with you! Thanks for the video. I’ve been watching you forever and love coming across your videos in my research. Happy holidays, much love from Massachusetts
Thanks man 😊 I really appreciate it!
Happy holidays and thanks for checking out my videos 👍 I definitely have a lot of them on my channel covering a WIDE range of topics 😊
Absolutely an honest comparison can’t wait.
Right on 😊👍 I will get started on that video soon.
Table comparison would be great.
Nice way to set it up Mike :) Need to make this with the square pipe on my water table for the plasma. Using angle iron now, which is not as precise. And good to see a video from you again :) 😊
A comparison would be great. thanks for your time and effort
I would definitely like to see the comparison video !
Right on I will definitely make that video happen 😊👍
Id love to see the comparison. I love all your videos.
Neat little overview, looks like that gives you the flexibility to get things done quickly.
Definitely, having limited time to work in the shop these days, it’s nice to draw and cut parts for projects quickly.
Thanks for checking out my new video! Have a great weekend 😊👍
Nice set up you have there Mike, thanks for sharing it with us. Please do a comparison between the two systems
Great setup! I just got my ArcDroid setup and will be getting a video ready soon
Nice! I think you will like it 👍
Hi Mike, loved the Vid! Yes, would like to see a comparison on the Langmiur table and the ArcDroid. While at it, might also address which Langmiur table to get. For example, I think you have a larger one but not the Pro? A comparison maybe of the smaller table (4'x4' ?) and the ArcDroid would be particularly interesting since they are both kinda competing in the smaller size part space whereas the advantage of the larger Langmiur tables is obviously that one can do large parts. Another thing to consider is maybe being able to free hand manual plasma torch cutting of the main features of a large part (for example the outer perimeter) and then see about registering the large part to the small Langmiur table or ArcDroid to cut out small registered detail (like a plurality of precisely placed holes or features). I saw the registration trick done on another channel, so he could cut a 4'x8' sheet with a 4'x4' Lamgmiur table. I think most folks would probably be doing smaller parts more often (I kinda think that is what you are getting at with the ArcDroid), but may have need to do larger parts on occasion, so would like the capability to do those larger parts, even if it means fiddling with some gyrations. Thanks for all you do!
Looks good Mike! Lot of good ideas! I finally broke down and got the Evolution saw!
Thanks for checking out my new video! Man you will really enjoy the Evolution metal saw, they aren’t cheap but make they sure cut quickly and accurately 😊👍 have a great weekend!
Nice setup Mike
Thanks 😊
Very interesting video, please keep making these types of videos and how to program them etc 👍
Right on 👍 I will definitely have a few more videos posted this summer about the programming side is it. Thanks for checking out my new video 😊
Hey man, huge fan of all your content! I’m really interested in seeing the comparison. Thanks!
I would love to see the comparison video between langmuir and arcdroid.
Thank you for sharing,i learn a lot and always a pleasure watch your video and your explanation is simple and easy 👍👍👍👍
Thanks 😊 I really appreciate it 👍
A pros/ cons and comparison video would be great! Also I think it would great to see how you draw parts on the arc droids system!
Good overview.
Miss your drum breaks!
Thanks man 😊👍
Mike, thank you so much for the quick reply! I will get the Hynade. I already have it cart! Via your link!
Yes I would like to see a comparison. Been sitting on the fence between Langmuir and arcdroid. The biggest draw back on the arcdroid is its cutting area. Last thing I want is wishing I have gotten a bigger machine even if I lose the simplicity of the arcdroid
Good stuff, thanks!
Thanks man 😊👍
Definitely interested in the Crossfire / Arcdroid comparison.
Nice set up Mike,
Thanks Paul 😊
All great info. I'd love to see the comparison of your plasma cutters.
I dont have space for one, but I'd sure love to have one around!
Yeah a comparison would be great👍👍
Right on! I will start working one that video. Thanks for checking out my new video Doug 😊👍
Let's see the comparison of the two CNC machines. I'm looking at getting one soon!
Super interested in a comparison video, especially between the Arcfony and Razorcut. I still have the Crossfire Pro that I got right after seeing the one you got but the Razorcut plasma cutter has been giving me fits. I got one of the early ones that had the flawed circuit board and I took it up to Kent where one of the guys at Jasic did the mod that was supposed to fix it. Unfortunately it still doesn't like to pierce while stationary. As soon as the torch starts to move it makes it through, so I make my lead ins as long as possible and about half of the running feed rate. This only works on stuff that's less than .125" thickness with larger hole diameters. Thank you so much for doing all the work and making videos. I watch them all.
It definitely sucks when the plasma cutter misses a a start, I have experienced that on occasion with the Titanium 45 and the Hynade. This is probably one miss start out of 50 starts or so.
The Arcfony has been really good, it’s only missing a few starts out of hundreds I have made so far.
So far I think it’s the most affordable CNC plug and play available on the market. The thing I like more about the Arcfony CUT53N then the Hynade CUT60DN is the Arcfony coming with an adjustable regulator and the Hynade is fixed at one air pressure.
The Hynade has a really nice torch lead but I think the Arcfony’s lighter duty torch lead works better for the arcdroid because it’s built lighter and is more flexible for the arcdroid arm to easily move it.
I’m sorry you are having so much trouble with the Razor weld plasma.
For the cost of the Arcfony I think you would use your CNC table a lot more. Ps what software are you using? I have only used Fusion 360 but have heard a few others mention they use Sheetcam and QCAD. I’m thinking of looking into those programs.
Hey bud, nicely done ✔️ mt
So I bought a cooler radiator for my air compressor With a filter moisture trap and I’m going to put another filter moisture trap and desiccant dryer right before the plasma cutter. The same one you have from Harbor Frieght I just picked it up. Mike you’re the best love your videos
Thanks man I really appreciate it 😊👍
@@Mikefestiva No thank you you make videos fun and interesting while educational at the same time!
Great video!! I'm thinking about purchasing a cnc plasma and this video was so helpful! Please do a comparison video of the Arcdroid vs Languir
Your DIY down draft table turned out great! That Arcdroid is slick! I would love to see a comparison video.
Thanks 😊 I appreciate it 👍
I definitely will get working on the comparison video this summer.
Man i need one :D Great video Mike. i buzzels me that you have so many options in the states, yet we have none of these "consumer" level CNC plasma cutters... closest ones iv seen are like 10k+ pro type of crap...
MIke this is a great setup. Now it has me regretting giving away my other gladiator rack. I have a second one but I have just been debating buying the arcdroid vs making my own unit cnc controller from a laser engraver.
Ya, a comparison video would be great. It sounds like the cost is similar, but the Arcdroid is more user friendly and approachable for the hobby types.
Mike nice setup.
Thanks 😊
Definitely want to see a comparison Mike.
Cool I will definitely start on that video 😊👍
Mike you should fabricate a inline spark arrestor out of fine steel mesh to prevent dust in your ductwork and fan housing from catching fire! Much like exhaust on a lawn mower muffler.
I would also like to see the comparison. I’m in the process of building another shop that will give me a lot more room and at some point I would like to get a CNC plasma table.
Nice features for the diy guy,kudos snooky pa.
Definitely 😊
Have a good weekend 👍
Don't know why i never thought about buying bulk dessicant gel before. That could be really useful for a couple things I can think of.
I’ve been using the Arcfony plasma cutter for about a month and a half now and it’s worked pretty well for what I’ve needed, I ended up getting it on sale with the 3/4 year protection plan for less than $300 or something around there. Not too bad for a plug and play plasma cutter that’s for sure.
You using on arcdroid?
I am using it with a 1st gen Languir systems 2x2 plasma table. the combo works pretty well. @@Hustlerhotrod
Great video, but where/how do you get consumables to the IPT-53 torch? I now you have a link to it here, but amazon says it`s unavailable for a very long time. Is there other consumables who will fit, like the IPT-60?
Love to see the comparison video, please do it!
Also, you should check your Arcdroid link... looks like it got truncated and removes your affiliate info.
comparison would be cool.
Been keeping up with your fab videos and would love to see a comparison video
Hello mike ! Awesome video , I have watched few times now , I have also ordered the same set up here for my own shop , i was just curious on the thickness of steel you were cutting for your tool holders and what the settings were on the arcdroid ? Would just like to get myself setup with a great base line to start from thanks !!
I think a comparison would be nice, I agree with you I dislike drawing using a CAD for simple parts, it seems to be easier to use the Arcdroid system.
Thanks Mike. The ArcDroid continues to be on my short list. If I had the room, it would be the Langmuir Pro. But I just don’t have the room. So I’ve been making a pro/con list between the original Crossfire and the ArcDroid. Please, when you get time, I would love to see/hear your thoughts on a comparison. All the best to you….. 👍👍😎👍👍
Thanks Joe for checking out my new video 👍 yes the compact size of the Arcdroid is really nice for a smaller shop, plus it can be moved outside even if you wanted to do some cutting out of the shop. I definitely will make a video about the two CNC units soon 😊👍
Definitely do a comparison.
Hi Mike, awesome video!!!. After many hours checking out RUclips you have answered so many of my questions except 1. I just bought the Arcdroid, you have convinced me to buy the Arcfony and air drier as you have shared with everyone. My question is what size air compressor are you using...the specs would be great. Thanks for the great info.
The plasma CNC comparison would be interesting
Nice video I just received my Arcfony today and just ordered consumables from there too so they are in stock. I'm just waitining on my Arcdroid to get here. Looking at your video you used the 5 pin connection. This is all new to me and I dont quite understand the wiring so how did you connect yours to the Arcdriod. I see two red wires and 2 black wires???
Mike, for your fan, you might have been able to use the fan from a clothes dryer. They move a lot of air, but for an electric dryer, your motor would probably be 240v.
Comparison video would be very interesting!
Right on 👍 I will start working on one 😊
Would be interested in seeing more about the arcdroid and of course more on the Langmuir
Cool! I will start on that comparison video soon 😊👍
Hi Mike, I'm a new subscriber to you channel.....love your content. Quick question....I just ordered the Arcdroid and the Arfony Cut53 N Pro as well as the exact air drier/filter because of what you shared on your video. My next purchase is an air compressor. I'm a hobbyist in my home shop and would like your opinion on what size air compressor would work best with my set up.
A comparison would be great also a more detailed video on the arc droid
I have the same arc fony plasma. How do you hook up the cnc ports in the back? Do I need a relay? What wires between the two red and two black go to the vcc and what ones go to the pmw? My cnc light is on but torch won’t fire
Mike, would you consider doing a comparision of the Arcfony, Best Arc, Hyanide, and the HF plasma's you have used and loved over the years? Maybe for CNC and non-CNC use? What options do you like for an application and why this one is cool over another. I know you have done some individual reviews for them. Just a thought. I know you are a busy man with multiple hats to wear. Appreciate your time.
Thanks for breaking down the differences in both systems. I think this could be a promising side business in the right area. Can we get an update on the articulating dump truck?
Thanks 😊
Yes I definitely need to make an update video on the Articulating dump truck 👍 maybe later this summer I will post a video 😊
yes. would appreciate your views on the arcdroid, and in comparison with the cross-fire
how is the repeatability? accuracy on the acr droid ?is the cut quality ,dimensional size equal to the crossfire gantry table. when you trace something how accurate is the trace and can you edited the trace to make the part smaller or larger? would like to see a comparision between arc droid and crossfire . on the fence now which one to order. Thanks
Hopefully you will do some more fusion 360 tutorial videos
Mike from mo here, id love to see a comparison video bud. Riding the fence here. Lol which way to go 😂. Thanks mt
Cool 👍 I definitely will start working on that video!
Thanks for checking out my new video 😊
Hey I’m currently looking at buying one or the other I would love to see the comparison!
The one thing I'll add as a comment is about that Costco shelving. Those shelves are GREAT and are pretty heavy duty. But if you want to set up a workbench or a CNC router or something on them, bolt the shelf legs down. The shelving is great for storage but may want to wobble or tip on you if you do much work on them.
Ive wanted a crossfire for awhile, dont have the room. This little guy I might be able to find a corner of the shop for. Till then Ill keep tracing cardboard onto plate and cutting it caveman style haha
Mike, love the video. I apologize if this has already been answered, can you tell me the tolerance the Arcdroid can hold?
Would you suggest the Hynade CUT60DN or Arcfony CUT53N Pro CNC today for a non Arcrdoid cnc? Also .. would you say Plasma is suitable for nice clean cuts on thin metal sheet say 1mm to 2mm (sorry dunno what that might be in imperial!) Great videos btw!
Do you have any basic cut settings for this setup?
Please do the comparison video.
Would love to see the pros and cons of both systems versus cost point.
I would like to see a comparison video.
Hey Mike beena subscriber for years, you inspired me to start a fabrication channel 4 years ago, AC Designs Garage . Im on the fence on an arcdroid or the langmuir like you have. Which would you buy today if you had it to do over again?? Thanks man God Bless Adrian at AC Designs Garage 🙏
Right on man that’s great you started a channel! Well I would say either CNC cutter will be a complete game changer for you.
I would say the learning curve for the software on the arcdroid is much faster to learn and start cutting, although it’s pretty basic software.
The Arcdroid is smaller so it takes up less room but you need to build a cutting table for it.
The Crossfire pro is built into a water table but does take a lot more room in a shop.
You also have to build the table/CNC.
The learning curve for the third party software is slow to learn.
Over all if you want to make projects around your place and for YT videos and maybe a little side work cutting parts the the Arcdroid is probably best.
If you want to do all that plus start a side business cutting custom CNC parts the Crossfire is probably the best, table size is much bigger and I feel you can get more work done when cutting with it, but the down side I mainly see is the third party software is really slow to learn and slow to make simple changes to the design.
Hope this helps 👍
@Mikefestiva thank you very much for the help!!! I was leaning towards the arcdroid because of the size. My shop is not huge and since im fulltime on youtube I dont plan on doing much side work. Thanks again Mike!!!! Adrian at AC Designs Garage!