Re: [CAD_CAM_EDM_DRO] plazma cutter.
Posted by
taylorma@e...
on 2000-04-23 21:16:46 UTC
At 03:45 PM 4/23/00 -0500, you wrote:
I used chains to pull my first table around instead of welding them to
angle iron as you are suggesting but it worked ok (for a while). I'd
go with the gear racks - it'll save you a lot of trouble in the long
run. As far as the resolution goes, I found out if the resolution of
the 'mochine' is less than the cutting width, you won't have any
problems.
Here's a picture page on my table(s), it might give you an idea or
two.
http://www.esper.com/taylorma/mochines/
Later -
O-Tay (tm)
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Mark A. Taylor (U$UA 15484)
http://www.esper.com/taylorma
>Hello list,While my table is not a plasma cutter the concept is the same. Anyway,
>Does anyone have experience with an x-y table for a plazma cutter. It
>seems to me that the resolution would not have to be high. I was
>thinking about welding bicycle chain to angle iron instead of buying
>rack gears. I know that this technique works well for sawmill tables.
>Comments, suggestions?
>Bob B.
I used chains to pull my first table around instead of welding them to
angle iron as you are suggesting but it worked ok (for a while). I'd
go with the gear racks - it'll save you a lot of trouble in the long
run. As far as the resolution goes, I found out if the resolution of
the 'mochine' is less than the cutting width, you won't have any
problems.
Here's a picture page on my table(s), it might give you an idea or
two.
http://www.esper.com/taylorma/mochines/
Later -
O-Tay (tm)
-----------------------------------------------------------------
Mark A. Taylor (U$UA 15484)
http://www.esper.com/taylorma
Discussion Thread
baileys@k...
2000-04-23 14:01:52 UTC
plazma cutter.
Tim Goldstein
2000-04-23 14:43:44 UTC
RE: [CAD_CAM_EDM_DRO] plazma cutter.
taylorma@e...
2000-04-23 21:16:46 UTC
Re: [CAD_CAM_EDM_DRO] plazma cutter.
David Johnson
2000-04-24 19:50:40 UTC
RE: [CAD_CAM_EDM_DRO] plazma cutter.