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  1. 20-09-2021, 09:08 PM #1
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    welding bench/plasma table

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    Howdy
    This is my laminated welding table with a plasma table that slots in the rails.I got the slats punched out at work,they're 1.6 galv iron and seem pretty solid.I'll just wheel it outside for now.
    Anyone know how to use a pantograph?
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    Nice! Are you going to put a water tray under the cutting table?
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    Just a cutting track and the pantograph will do most of it.
    Does a pantograph invert your pattern?
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    What are you running the plasma at, apm wise?

    You'll hit a fuckton of issues running a cnc plasma with a grid like that. You'll need to build that again.
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    It's not for a cnc
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    Quote Originally Posted by marky123 View Post
    It's not for a cnc
    I've seen basic hypertherms go through that at 35 amps. You want to get some angle iron, and leave as iittle surface area as possible.
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