This home-built CNC plasma cutter table seems to follow a “go big or go home” philosophy, and we have to say we’re mighty impressed by the finished product.

CNC Plasma Table 1 Articles . Hackaday Prize Entry: ... If you want a machine that will build other machines, you want a CNC plasma cutter. That’s [willbaden]’s entry for the Hackaday prize.

I’m not trying to sell it here, but I’ve been trying to sell a Langmuir Systems CrossFire Pro CNC Plasma table + RazorWeld CNC plasma torch for 4 months by word of mouth and that’s not working.

CNC systems carry a plasma torch over a table based on programed X-Y axis coordinates. The new at-home plasma machine, the CrossFire , is the brainchild of brothers Mike and Danny Downs.

Overall Goal: CNC plasma table that is auto loaded/unloaded through network interface. Having a plasma table to cut metal parts would be nice. Loading the plasma table with 4’x8′ or 4’x10 ...

A CNC Plasma Cutter brings that muscle to the bench in a form that is almost as easy to run as a printer and just as fun to watch. ... If you want clear advice on table sizes, ...

As far as the Pro model goes, buyers have only two things to decide – the sizes of the table and power unit. The smallest Pro 1250 comes with a 1.25sq m cutting area, while the longer 2500 ...

The HPLC Series CNC Plasma Cutter from Techno Inc., New Hyde Park, N. Y. (www.technocnc.com), features simple operation, precision torch positioning, closed-loop position feedback, and heavy-duty ...

A CNC cutter is a thermal cutting tool that uses a plasma torch to cut various metals producing clean and accurate cuts. “I use it to make computer-generated metal signs,” said Reed.