Best DIY CNC Plasma Cutter Just Got Better

Going though the next gen electronics and plans updates

#CNC #Plasmacutter #DIY

[danielwilbanks-zo]

For yall complaining about buying it again. Come on, let's be real. It's only 25 bucks, and it looks like he has attached videos and goes as far as a step by step on wire measurements and placement to make it easier. Its worth every dime.

[thewhitetdn]

I've been complaining that I feel they don't charge enough for the product they offer. Considering that its simply a Father/Son team and they even respond personally to emails. I'll gladly pay more for what they do. Thank you for all you do JD's

[dentron]

Yes, an all-in-one board would be fantastic. Great work, guys. I haven't started building the CNC plasma yet, but it will be soon. Thanks for the plans. Keep up the good work.

[TheAlphaLoneWolf]

What most folks seem to want to know is when will the XL plans be ready. And what will the cost be.
I certainly understand and appreciate all the work, time and effort y'all have put into this project and the constant improvements. Thank you

[GroundedConceptsLLC]

Wanted to say thank you for introducing me to the cnc plasma community. I built this table last year and enjoyed every part of it. The insight of how everything works is worth the cost alone. I have learned so much- actually just broke this machine down and built a second bigger one. I am in the process of laser cutting a plasma torch holder out of acrylic for it now. Props to y’all for continually updating your design. Much love from Texas! ❤

[thedadchronicles]

I love the idea of buying a control board, that is the task that overwhelms me the most.

[josephlovell]

Thank you I will gladly pay for better plans. I have been stalled out on this for a year on flashing the oun. So I welcome the new changes

[photorealm]

Love the 2.0 version.
I switched to the ESP's from Arduinos a while back as well and it was a great move for me, happy you all did that.
Due to your popularity, the digital plan is the only way you guys would ever be able to keep up and I know you know that and on the bright side no customer will ever loose their instructions :)

[squirrel]

Just defended thesis successfully for MS EE! For grant fulfillment of the MBRACE project, we too moved from an Arduino (Nano) to an ESP32. There is simply so much more connectivity I/O and communication wise that it was a no-brainer. In addition, the DIY community is also making the transition which has so many benefits now and for the future. One thing is that the Arduino microntroller prototype boards also have breakout-boards similar to that of the ESP32 for a small cost. Remember, these are prototype boards with what most folks will need to get started. At the end of our journey, we will create a custom board that the students will stuff. Maybe your son could create such a custom board or daughter-card to make the process easier or facilitate a plug and play turn-key option. Thanks, and keep up the revisions and great service to the community.

[tcenters]

Just got notice that my THC shipped. Can't wait to get that running. I see you say it's not really needed but it's like having Cragers on my old LeMans. The ol' girl didn't go any faster with shinny wheels but she sure looked good getting there! I'll be upgrading to the ESP32 Controller as soon as I get the THC working. $25 for the upgrade to V2.0 is a bargain with all the information that comes with it. I have added cooling fans to my control panel with a carbon filtered intake and color coded name plates for the aviation connectors. Still doesn't go any faster but looks really cool and it's easier to get the cables connected properly

[woznaldo]

Love what you guys are doing. I bought the Langmuir Crossfire just before they introduced their pro model and for the level/quantity of work I’m using it for, I would have gone for your setup all day long!

[jensonhartmann]

This is a mega update. I live in Phoenix AZ, it's 110°+ consistently. I cant work in the garage that's 115°. So i was hoping to get the enclosure and electronics built and ready THEN i can build the frame in the garage. But, i'm a newb into all of this and had no point of reference for the enclosure for wire length and so on. I needed to build the frame first, then i know how long i need to make things and mount things. The enclosure update is the one i needed the most and this is exciting. I literally have all the parts, just need cooler weather to work lol but now, i can do it two stages!

[migs]

Highly recommend you buy the steel brackets from JD also. Really nice parts!

[migs]

BIG THANK YOU to these guys! Fast responses ! Just ordered my 3d printed parts from them. I can do it myself BUT i want to support this channel! Great job guys!

[lets-get-itgaming]

Amazing product, can't wait to start building mine. As for the updates in speeds I think it has something to do with how the G code is computed. We used a lot of arduinos in school and they are finicky beasts. But I've seen where people have added raspberry pies to their 3d printers and it uncorks the printer a little bit since the computing is split up between the pie and the onboard board.

[BuckBuilds]

Will you be doing an “electronics upgrade only” version for those with the previous version?

Not criticizing, just curious as I’m got my frame built and about to start on wiring for the Arduino version. Love what you guys are doing! And can’t wait for my first cut!

[bobrossi]

Wow great stuff as for $25 or whatever it costs is no brainer cant wait for xxl version coms out id buy that too definitely worth it .

[the_edge_of_time]

This looks and sounds great! Going to the garage to purchase.

[revilolavinruf]

amazing work. I'm very impressed, and look forward it.

[coreyh]

the uno is a great work horse. ive build dozens of 3d printers with them