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Jan 4 •
Assembly Y righ hand side
Hello.Attached CADe animation of assembled Y axis right hand upright,rotate arround it ,then exploded view.For people struggling with recreating assembly from video. Z carriage later. Hope that helps 😄
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@Daniel Kurnicki Thank you! Very helpful and perfect timing. All my laser cut gantry pieces just arrived!
Feb 6 •
Attempting the CNC Plasma Table
I just pulled the trigger today and released the gantry pieces to be laser cut. I should be picking up the table components sometime next week. I really need the TIG experience so I am going to attempt assembling at least the gantry with TIG… We’ll see how that goes. I suspect this will be several months before this is complete. Thanks for the inspiration!
Jan 23 •
CNC build
So I’m getting ready to have my parts cut and I’m not sure what type of steel, thickness, size sheet. I have to transport metal to the table I’m using to cut parts. I also don’t want a lot of waste to have to deal with. Any info would be helpful, I have a standard pickup nothing fancy that I will be using to transport the steel.
2 likes • Jan 31
Don't want to hijack the thread, but what thickness are the "Y-A-X Hard Limits .119 x5" suppose to be? Is this 10 or 11 gauge sheet? Also, I understand the gussets are optional but are they intended to be 3/16" or 1/4"? Lastly, I was able to fit all the pieces including the gussets on a 36" x 48" piece. I put it all on one dxf file which I would be happy to share if Grant was okay with it (being this is his work). This drawing also includes the (6) torch spacer plates instead of making 2 of them out of .375 material. Also includes the gussets for the moment.
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@paul-t-1984
Always loved working on vehicles and hanging out in the garage with my boys. Too many projects and not enough time.
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Joined Jan 19, 2026